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VYFS seeks to break world record with kayak fundraiser
Mar 05 2013, 1:31 PM Vashon Youth & Family Services hopes to draw 2,500 kayaks and canoes into Quartermaster Harbor this September for a record-breaking raft-up event, a gathering that will highlight the way communities can be stronger when they pull together, organizers say.
State plans cleanup of grease globs that washed ashore on Maury
One of the grease balls that washed ashore on Maury Island.  - Natalie Johnson/Staff Photo Mar 07 2013, 2:59 PM Hundreds of globs of an orange, grease-like substance washed ashore on Maury Island this week, prompting state officials to begin a cleanup effort.
Liquor sales at Island Lumber is bad news | Letter to the Editor
Mar 05 2013, 11:34 AM I avoid reading newspapers because most specialize in bad news. Instead, I let wife Margaret break the bad news to me gently. For example, yesterday she read to me a piece in The Beachcomber reporting that Island Lumber will sell liquor. The owner was quoted as saying something like, “Adding alcohol will enhance the shopping experience when you’re looking for plumbing supplies or straight 2-by-4s.”
Islander to read from her book on a WWII love story
Mar 05 2013, 11:05 AM Island author Kathy Flynn will read from her new book, “Letters From the Pacific: A World War II Romance,” at 6 p.m. Saturday at Vashon Bookshop. The book tells the story of Flynn’s parents and their wartime experiences.
IGA becomes first Vashon grocery to sell hard liquor
Mar 12 2013, 10:38 AM Vashon Market Fresh IGA began selling liquor at its store at Vashon Plaza last Friday, making it the first grocery store on the island to do so, said owner Shawn Hoffman Monday.
Youth takes on experience at Quartermaster Harbor
Mar 12 2013, 10:46 AM The Vashon Island Rowing Club kicked off its 2013 racing season with a spirited masters versus juniors regatta this month at Jensen Point. In the club’s annual scrimmage on March 3, young rowers went up against the VIRC’s seasoned master rowers, giving the older athletes a head start in the races. According to tradition, the day ended with a final race for the One Guinea Pig Cup.
County considers improvements at Vashon’s water taxi dock
Mar 12 2013, 10:42 AM The King County Ferry District is soliciting input from water taxi riders on how to best use funds for improvements at Vashon’s water taxi terminal.
Horse riders: Please scoop the poop, too | Letter to the Editor
Mar 12 2013, 11:06 AM Regarding the letter titled “Owners need to scoop poop” (March 6), I heartily agree. I have been bike riding all over Island Center Forest very regularly for quite some time. A group of us go religiously and fervently discuss the plethora of said poop on a regular basis. However, we feel that the real poopertrators are the horse owners. I guess that it is easy to ignore your pony’s pies when they fall behind you on the trail, although they do make a decided plopping sound. I wish that the horse owners would please pick up after themselves.
Lend a hand if you can for wildlife and farming | Letter to the Editor
Mar 12 2013, 11:04 AM March is the start of the wildlife season and lambing for the agricultural programs of Wolftown. Could everyone please help Wolftown in its continuing work of wildlife rehabilitation and education and our sustainible farming programs? Donate, volunteer or hold a fundraiser.
La Boucherie to close to walk-in diners
Mar 12 2013, 11:27 AM George Page closed La Boucherie, his highly acclaimed farm-to-table restaurant, last week, saying it made more sense to focus his efforts on two Seattle-based farmers markets.