Camano ‘native’ publishes book about Whidbey
Dan Pedersen never lived on Camano Island but says it is clearly where he grew up.
“It’s where the seeds were planted for my new book, “Whidbey Island’s Special Places and the People Who Love Them,” Pedersen said. Full Story
Public expresses mixed bag of feelings
Proposed conservation district fee is met with uncertainty
Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen (D-Camano) remembers when the Snohomish Conservation District helped her father install a pond on their family farm.
As a citizen, she said the nonregulatory aspect of the conservation district appeals to her. Full Story
Men cited for fishing on private property
Island County Sheriff’s
deputies on Camano Island
responded to the following
recently:
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Diesel
Diesel is a 5-year-old, orange, medium-haired male cat at N.O.A.H.. He’s super friendly who will crawl onto your lap to cuddle and get attention. Full Story
Princess
Princess is a friendly and sweet 4-yearold Rottweiler mix at N.O.A.H. She’s an active girl who loves to play and enjoys outdoor activities with people. Full Story
Seat belt patrols Oct. 23 - Nov. 8
Snohomish County Law Enforcement agencies have recently received a $2,000 grant from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission to conduct additional seat belt patrols this fall and the funding has been dedicated to Nighttime Seat Belt Emphasis patrols Oct. 23 to Nov. 8.
Snohomish County DUI & Traffic Safety Task Force is assisting the Marysville Police Department in the campaign. Full Story
Where the . . . wild things are
Above, a cub raccoon, (left) a black-tailed, two-point buck and (below) a pileated woodpecker, are just a few of the wild things in Jack Meyer’s backyard. Full Story
Orca Network seeks sightings for new study
After spending most of the summer in the San Juan Islands, the region’s resident orca pods are soon venturing south into inland waters for the fall and early winter months, and Orca Network wants help keeping track of them. Full Story
Monaco
Monaco is a gorgeous Siamese cat at CASA. He is around 2 years old. Monaco came in as a very scared stray and is now coming out of his shell. He will rub his head on you and sit in your lap. Full Story
Ron
Ron, a 3-year-old tabby, is a big, affectionate tomcat at NOAH. He’ll purr, head-butt and roll over on his back to get attention, all while wearing a big smile on his face. Full Story
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