I caught Heather and Mike Olson fixing it last week.  From all of us pilots, Thanks.

On a different note here is an interesting view of the east end from above.  Its really wet down there.

Hey Neighbors,

Ken Snyder is making arrangements for a barge on May 11 or 12.  It might save you both some $ to share the trip.

He put a comment about this in the message forum area.

Update…May 14 at 1:30pm at Roche ramp. Ken

Rhys sent these to me, great pictures thanks..

Guys, Mark Green sent me this info.  Plan accordingly.

The Humpback will be in the shipyard for maintenance this year starting March 14  through March 25.  

Please plan accordingly and do not hesitate to call us with any questions.

Hi All,

We close the runway for at least 1 day every year.  This year that date is Tuesday, December 5, 2017.

I haven’t been up there in a couple weeks, but with all the rain I am betting the runway is again wet and slippery.  Please be careful using the runway.

Hey Neighbors,

Harbor Propane is coming over to make deliveries.  Here is the info.

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To let you and other residents of Stuart Island know, Harbor Propane will be delivering propane to Stuart Island  “Thursday  September 14, 2017.”  If any residents who would like to have propane delivery service, and have not already notified us, please have them call or send an email.

Thank you

Bob Rautenberg Harbor Propane 9323B Roche Harbor Rd. Friday Harbor, Wa. 98250 360-378-0379 harborpropane@gmail.com

If anyone has seen, or has any information about a missing dinghy (gray 8′ Livingston) please let Mark Green know.  It was last seen tied up on the Prevost dock.  Thanks!

Update – It looks like full service will be restored on July 29

Read update here

I got this message from Charlene R (Thanks!) with info regarding ferry service to the islands.  If you are planning on using the ferry to get up here plan ahead. I couldn’t get the link below to work for me, but if I find a good link I will post it.

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Because of a generator failure on the M/V Yakima, the Anacortes/San Juan Islands/Sidney, BC route is operating on a four boat emergency schedule until another vessel can join the route and restore it to a full five-boat capacity. See the alternative schedule online at http://bit.ly/AnaSJsTempSchedule.Sailing times have been adjusted to prioritize domestic travel in the San Juan Islands, canceling the morning international sailings to and from Sidney, British Columbia. For domestic travelers, customers with existing reservations will get priority on a first-come, first-served basis each day. Reservation holders who choose not to travel will not be charged a no-show fee and don’t need to cancel their reservation.