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Orcas resident dies in single-car collision in Eastsound - Islands' Sounder

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By Colleen Smith
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Orcas resident dies in single-car collision in Eastsound Published 1:30 am Monday, April 13, 2026 An Orcas resident has died after a single-car collision on Enchanted Forest Road on April 13, around 4 p.m. According to Sheriff Eric Peter, the other occupant of the car was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. More details will be posted when they are available.
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Kulper launches Uber business on Orcas - Islands' Sounder

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By Colleen Smith
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As Orcas Island’s very first Uber driver, Edee Kulper is offering a new transportation option for those in need of delivery or ride services. “It’s a big experiment,” laughed Kulper, whose enthusiasm for the island is evident in her book “Life on Orcas Island” and its accompanying blog. “I was originally thinking I’d like to be a tour guide, but I would need additional insurance.
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The timeless power of working with gold | Women in Business profile - Islands' Sounder

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By Colleen Smith
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Since she was a child, Leah Pearce Altman has been creating art with her hands. “For as long as I can remember, I have felt called to the arts. I worked my way through learning different types of beadwork and jewelry-making as a young person,” said Altman, who owns Pearce Fine Jewelry on Orcas Island. A San Juan Island native, Altman’s path to becoming a full-time jeweler was winding. In middle and high school, she immersed herself in learning lampworking, making her own glass beads.
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