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John Geyeman launches new book; 'Corporate Power and Oligarchy' | The Journal of the San Juan Islands - Vimarsana News

John Geyeman launches new book; 'Corporate Power and Oligarchy' | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

Submitted by Emily Geyman

Islanders testified in force against Zylstra Lake trail | The Journal of the San Juan Islands - Vimarsana News

Islanders testified in force against Zylstra Lake trail | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

A trail proposed from Friday Harbor to Zylstra Lake has been a contentious issue not just for farmers and property owners in San Juan Valley, but for the residents of San Juan Island. The trail, which is to be a multi-use paved trail, was put on the draft Six Year Transportation Improvement Program. A public hearing regarding adding the trail was held on Nov. 7 before the San Juan County Council.

Local Author Talk at the Library: Emily Geyman and Her Book, Voices of Two Americans | The Journal of the San Juan Islands - Vimarsana News

Local Author Talk at the Library: Emily Geyman and Her Book, Voices of Two Americans | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

Submitted by the San Juan Island Library

Soroptimist awards help women help others | The Journal of the San Juan Islands - Vimarsana News

Soroptimist awards help women help others | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

Award winners were celebrated during the Notable Women Lunch on April 27. Soroptimist International of Friday Harbor holds this lunch annually to honor the notable women of history and give tribute to their award winners.

Svalbard: Glacier ice loss projected to roughly double by 2100 - Vimarsana News

Svalbard: Glacier ice loss projected to roughly double by 2100

Unearthing archive photos of the Norwegian archipelago's glaciers enabled researchers to reconstruct past melting and project ice mass loss under future climate change