Olga News

Difficulty has followed Leonid Milkin since his wife, two children, and sister-in-law were stabbed to death and then burned in his Kirkland home three-and-a-half years ago.

The crew helps out with a 1912 bungalow originally from Seattle. On the morning of December 1, OPALCO cleared the lines so that a 1912 Craftsman bungalow, originally from the Seattle area, could make the last leg of its journey to Olga where Fiona and Eddie Stone plan to restore it and call it home.

Looking for a delicious activity for guests, relatives, friends and children? The Friends of the Orcas Island Library will host the Holiday Tea and Open House on Saturday, Dec.

Hold on to your hats, Orcas: the Olga Symphony and Friends are back just in time to get your holidays off and running.

Fine dining and fabulous fiddling come together on Saturday, Nov. 14, when JP and the OK Rhythm Boys play at the Ecotopian Restaurant in Eastsound.

Many students who ride school buses will be assigned to different routes this year as the Anacortes School District reconfigures the schedule to eliminate one route and cut costs.

In an hour-plus walking tour of Olga, participants will hear how Orcas Island fits into the geologic history of the west coast of the American continent, take a look at the 9,000 years of native habitation before European settlement and learn about William Moore, the first settler on the east side of Orcas Island and his Salish Indian wife who ...

Mike Moore and Olga Valieva represent two very different types of students in the newest class at the College of Osteopathic Medicine in Terrace Heights.

After overwhelming support by the people of Orcas Island, the a oeOrcas Reca Initiative has gained enough signatures required to be on the November ballot.

Get comfy and settle in for a good story. The Third Annual Orcas Storyfest starts Tuesday, Aug.

Ballroom dance: Orcas Center is offering the Summer Ballroom Dance class series with Lynn Richards.

When Ray Dowdy began visiting the graves of fallen soldiers he fought with in Vietnam, he knew there was one that would be the most painful: Lloyd Stearns, who is buried in the Olga Doe Bay Cemetery.

You can fly there via seaplane, but most visitors prefer to travel aboard a Washington State ferry with their car, RV, or bicycle.

Take a stroll through an art-filled rock garden or wander through an apple orchard on a 300-acre farm.