A San Juan Island man accused of pummeling the mother of his two children with his fists and his feet,…
San Juan County Sheriff’s Department reported responding to the following calls.
San Juan County Sheriff’s Department reported responding to these calls:
May 10: Someone took the fire extinguishes out of five school buses and discharged the contents of each on the Orcas Island high school football field in an apparent case of vandalism and theft. A two-way radio, valued at $600, vanished from one of the buses as well, and its whereabouts remain unknown.
Better lighting in the fairgrounds exhibit hall. Improved stormwater management in Lopez Island’s urban growth area. A “Streetscape” plan for Eastsound Village.
Nearly a half-dozen publicly sponsored projects received a shot in the arm thanks to this year’s round of awards from San Juan County’s public facilities financing assistance program.
The San Juan County Planning Commission will have its chance to weigh in before the County Council settles on a…
One year in prison for selling cocaine A San Juan Island man who sold three small packets of cocaine on…
Local businesses will have greater access to the resources and guidance of the Economic Development Council, thanks to a bit…
Four housing groups will share $60,000 following the latest round of awards from San Juan County’s low-income housing fund. In…
Too soon to tell. That’s the prognosis for San Juan County’s fiscal health over the remainder of the year. Still,…
A 19-year-old Orcas Island man who was caught stealing prescription painkillers from his grandmother was sentenced to 15 days in…
A Lopez Island man who had a pistol in the pocket of his pants when he was arrested on felony-drug…
Backed by $21,000 in pledges and a short-term financial plan, the Orcas Island Recreation Program will have six more months…
Beginning May 1, the majority of Puget Sound and the Strait of Georgia, including Marine Area 7, which encompasses the San Juans, will be restricted to angling for bottom fish at a depth of no greater than 120 feet (20 fathoms). Furthermore, as part of the package of restrictions enacted by the state Fish and Wildlife Commission earlier this year, the daily bag limit for rockfish, which for the past several years has been just one, will drop to zero (with exception of areas at west end of Juan de Fuca Strait).
