Other News
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Mar 7, 2024: DRAFT Richardson Marsh Preserve Stewardship and Management Plan Now Open for Public Comment
Dec 5, 2023: County Council Member Jane Fuller and Senator Liz Lovelett to Host Public Meeting on Lopez
Nov 3, 2023: County and Town Send Open Letter to State Officials Regarding Impacts of Poor Ferry Service
Sep 29, 2023: Conservation Land Bank Announces Special Meeting to Discuss Watmough Bay Preserve Addition
Sep 14, 2023: The mobile dental van is coming to Lopez! // ¡La camioneta dental móvil ya llega a López!
Aug 22, 2023: San Juan County Adopts 32-Hour Work Week in the Name of Fiscal Health, Recruitment, and Islander Wellness
May 25, 2023: Recap of Lopez Neighborhood Meeting Regarding the Relocation of Public Works Facilities
May 23, 2023: District 3 Councilmember Jane Fuller Opens Office on Lopez and Hosts Community Conversation
Apr 17, 2023: Give Lopez Starts April 17th - A two week fundraiser benefiting 15 Lopez Island Non-Profits
Sep 22, 2022: Interim Watmough Preserve Addition Stewardship and Management Plan Now Open for Public Comment
Thank YOU LOPEZ!
Feb 2, 2022
By Friends of Lopez Island Pool
Hello swimmers, future swimmers, and pool supporters.
On behalf of the FLIP board, I’d like to thank you all for your incredible support during our year-end appeal. And a special thanks goes out to those who matched the challenges provided by Randy and Karen Wilburn, and Rita O’Boyle. Your matching donations enabled us to far exceed our year-end goals. We are extremely grateful for this amazing community: Folks who are committed and determined to build a swim center!
I’m also excited to share the news that our FLIP Project Committee and Project Manager have selected Chad Fisher Construction, based out of Burlington, for our project. They have extensive experience with community projects and building on the islands. We are now working with them to iron out all of the details, with the goal of breaking ground on the pool this summer. This means we should all be swimming in the new pool by Summer 2023!
Last, but not least, I’d like to give a quick shout-out to all of our volunteers who came forward last year. The island is loaded with talented people who are dedicated to this pool and bring a wealth of expertise. Looking ahead, there is a lot of work that needs to get done before we open the pool in 2023. This includes helping coordinate a groundbreaking event, developing programming, and helping out with operations and finances. If you’d like to share your skills and ideas with FLIP, please contact us at director@lopezislandpool.org.
Thanks again for all of your collective support!
Sincerely,
Bill LeDrew, President
Friends of Lopez Island Pool
I’m also excited to share the news that our FLIP Project Committee and Project Manager have selected Chad Fisher Construction, based out of Burlington, for our project. They have extensive experience with community projects and building on the islands. We are now working with them to iron out all of the details, with the goal of breaking ground on the pool this summer. This means we should all be swimming in the new pool by Summer 2023!
Last, but not least, I’d like to give a quick shout-out to all of our volunteers who came forward last year. The island is loaded with talented people who are dedicated to this pool and bring a wealth of expertise. Looking ahead, there is a lot of work that needs to get done before we open the pool in 2023. This includes helping coordinate a groundbreaking event, developing programming, and helping out with operations and finances. If you’d like to share your skills and ideas with FLIP, please contact us at director@lopezislandpool.org.
Thanks again for all of your collective support!
Sincerely,
Bill LeDrew, President
Friends of Lopez Island Pool