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- Sep 15, 2026
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County tsunami preparation in the face of new model - The Journal of the San Juan Islands (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Tuesday, September 15, 2026 San Juan County’s suggested tsunami warning sign. The Washington State Department of Natural Resources has released a new report modeling a tsunami scenario for an Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone earthquake. The San Juan Islands are shown to have a 3- to 10-foot wave amplitude within five hours, depending on location. Eastsound, notably, has some of the highest measurements in the model. “We are still digesting the latest modeling that came out from
The end of an era: Betty Burt’s fair finale - The Journal of the San Juan Islands (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Leanne (Nana), Betty and Donny (Papa) Burt. Burt and Colter, Grand Champion Market Lamb and Grand Champion in Showmanship. 18-year-old Burt with her last 4-H ribbons and 2-year-old Burt with her first. Burt’s first time competing in the ring at only 2 years old. “I’ve been coming to the fair every year since I was a baby,” 18-year-old Betty Burt said as her giant ram napped in his pen next to her, leaning his head on his massive horn like a pillow. “The
Q&A with SJC Fair’s Amanda Smith - The Journal of the San Juan Islands (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Monday, August 24, 2026 Amanda Smith, events coordinator with the San Juan County Parks and Fair Department. We caught up with Amanda Smith, events coordinator for the San Juan County Parks and Fair Department, for a post-fair debrief (before she ran off to the mountains for her much-deserved breather). Q: How many years have you been doing the fair now? Q: What has changed the most about the fair since then? What has stayed the same? A: What has changed most about Fair for me,
Three women detained by DHS will not return to SJI homes - The Journal of the San Juan Islands (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Tuesday, August 11, 2026 None of the three women detained by the Department of Homeland Security on their way home from a housecleaning job on July 7 will return to their Friday Harbor homes. Two of them were taken to Mexico almost immediately, and the third, whose husband and child are both U.S. citizens, has decided to self-deport after reportedly “aggressive questioning” from an immigration judge. “I think people don’t always understand that there are many barriers to people
Election 2026County Council Candidate Profiles - The Journal of the San Juan Islands (opens the original)
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Writer’s note: These profiles are less formal than typical newswriting, where we strive for objective language. At a time when candidates are frequently boiled down into bullet-point beliefs and resume line items — which are still available on their campaign websites, in voters’ forum summaries and in the voters’ pamphlet — I wanted to offer voters a glimpse deeper. While it’s not possible for each constituent to sit down for a coffee and a conversation with each candidate, it is possible for me
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