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A whale watch vessel is operating the state-funded passenger-only ferry pilot. The service from Anacortes to the San Juan Islands runs until June 30.
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One of the rarest butterflies in Washington is now a candidate for state protection as an endangered species. The Island Marble Butterfly was federally listed as endangered in 2020.
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Fans of the famers' market can look forward to a reinvigorated market this year, but expanding the market’s "Fresh Bucks" program will also make this food more accessible.
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A precedent-setting move to a shorter work week last year is meeting needs — and gaining wider interest.
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It’s risky, it’s costly, and it’s bad for the whales. But, OPALCO continues to pursue the feasibility of harnessing San Juan County’s robust ocean currents for power generation.
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“I really want to start an epidemic of listening, but not shallow listening — really listening to what people are saying,” Kay Keeler, 88, said.
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Getting around on the ferry is a way of life for those on the San Juan Islands. One resident has been sailing twice per week as she finishes up a manuscript.
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Eurasian watermilfoil — a fast-growing, non-native aquatic plant that threatens domestic water sources has infested Orcas Island’s Cascade Lake.
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The National Transportation Safety Board has released its preliminary report into the fatal plane crash of former astronaut William Anders.
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Tapping tidal flows for power generation has long been an elusive goal for clean-energy advocates. Formidable hurdles make the task far from certain.