A tale of two clinics: VHCD and Sea Mar stake their plans to build
On Sept. 21, Vashon Health Care District closed on a 2.3-acre property that healthcare advocates had long worked to acquire as a site for a community-owned health care clinic. The same day, Sea Mar Community Health Centers announced its intention, for now, to renovate the Spinnaker Building into a primary health care clinic, while it also builds a new clinic on the property.
With move, preschool aims to serve a new generation
Vashon Maury Cooperative Preschool now has both larger classroom space and a more expansive playground — as well as a long-term lease.
Graham Nash performs, 20 remaining tickets go on sale Sept. 29
Nash’s shows on Vashon have been sold out for months — but on Monday, VCA announced that 20 additional tickets will go on sale, to in-person buyers at VCA’s box office, at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 29.
Smoky air and ferry woes slowed but didn’t stop annual ride
A total of 303 riders, from eight states, registered for the ride.
Arts Briefs | Sept. 29 edition
Ara James, Jamie Stillway in concert, and art by John Schuh on display
One grant at a time, PIE proves its staying power
Through the years, PIE has funneled more than $1.7 million dollars to support teacher-designed programs, projects and activities – from early-education math to international learning opportunities.
Arts center spreads its wings with a butterfly-themed gala
VCA relies on its annual Gala Art Auction to support the programs at the Blue Heron Education Center. Funds raised are used to replenish VCA’s scholarship fund, which makes it possible for hundreds of students to take part in enriching programs regardless of their economic means.
Alexander Michael Kindred has been charged with one count of felony hit-and-run in connection with the death of islander Philip Cushman. The online appointment web page at Vashon Pharmacy has gone live and is one main gateway for getting an Omicron booster vaccine on the island. The Vashon Pharmacy high-volume vaccination clinics, which will be operated by the vaccination task force, will begin on Oct. 1 and 2, and continue for about five weekends, subject to demand.Man charged in hit-and-run death of islander Philip Cushman | Updated
Boosters arrive, as new COVID death is reported
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Diversity in Law Enforcement Career workshop set by police agencies
Six South King County police departments partner to attract more diverse workforce
State superintendent announces proposal for free school meals
Proposal asks WA Legislature to allocate $86 million annually.
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Acclaimed Scottish singer-songwriter performs local concert
Vashon will be the final stop on her first North American tour.
Reflection on art-making: “ABOLITION is … a dance response.”
“ABOLITION is…a dance response” was a performance that asked itself, what is performance?
- Vashon Park District offers sweeping film series
- Seattle comedy contest brings ”best of’ show to town
- Spend a night in Brazil at Open Space concert
- A global bazaar aims to connect islanders to the world
- Todd Zimberg Trio set to plays standards and bebop gems
- Arts Briefs | Sept. 22 edition
Vashon’s vibrant lacrosse community looks for new members
If playing isn’t for you, there are other ways to get involved and support our island youth.
Pirates boys’ tennis stays strong, now at 4-1 in league play
VHS prevails over East Jefferson, but falls to Klahowya.
- Cross country team on the run, headed to Curtis Invitational
- Wimbledon champ to play exhibition match on Vashon
- Vashon Pirates overcome adversity to beat Blaine
- Fall season off to running start for high school harriers
- First three matches were a winning streak for tennis team
- Vashon High School Pirates’ defense dominates in win
To see the way forward for health care, islanders should look back
The current conflict between Sea Mar and Vashon Health Care District should be placed in the context of the work that community members have undertaken for more than a decade to bolster local control over the delivery of health care.
Reparations and You: Building a Culture of Repair
Regardless of how you view reparations, the important thing is to show up and engage.
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A tale of two clinics: VHCD and Sea Mar stake their plans to build
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