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latest news
  • Local volunteer Lynn Beebe enjoys keeping students in stitches


  • How dark skies help birds as they migrate along the Pacific flyway


  • Annual plant fair to blossom this Mother’s Day weekend


  • Swinomish, tribes hold space for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People


  • Police blotter: threats, worries and a wandering car


  • Spring cleaning: Volunteers prep purple martin houses for this year’s nesters


  • Swinomish, tribes hold space for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People

    Swinomish, tribes hold space for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People

    PHOTO BY NANCY K. CROWELL A red dress hangs from the entrance to the Swinomish Indian Community on May 5, the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.

editor’s picks
  • Police blotter: Hit-and-run, cab clash and a side of drama


  • Swinomish, PNW-led research rebuilds knowledge of a critical fishery


  • La Conner plants liberty tree to mark 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence


  • Police Blotter: Snoop, salmon, siren and spirits


  • Hope and a healthy start as Didgwalic Wellness Center transitional housing opens


government and politics

  • Proposed dam license provisions steps closer to federal review

    Proposed dam license provisions steps closer to federal review

  • Town branches out on tree code ideas

    Town branches out on tree code ideas

  • BREAKING: Settlement agreement reached over Skagit dams

    BREAKING: Settlement agreement reached over Skagit dams

  • Incumbents re-elected in Swinomish Senate general election races

schools
  • Braves softball, baseball salvage series splits with league foe Darrington

    Emily Withrow

    With the win, La Conner secured a two-game series split with the Loggers and closed last week’s action with a 2-4 league mark.

  • La Conner Elementary robotics lesson passes test with marina launchings


  • Braves secure split with league foe Coupeville behind Otis mound gem


  • Braves track teams go long distance at Cashmere farewell against bigger schools


  • Staying on track: Future La Conner Braves thinclads attend youth camp



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