News
In Mountain Crash, a Pair of Treetop Flyers Beat the Odds
The engine of Craig Beles and Truman O’Brien’s plane began to sputter 8,000 feet above the ground.
News
Wall of Portraits of Black Americans is Vandalized
A portrait of Lamontez Jones was torn from where it hung outside Vashon Center for the Arts.
Arts
Mukai Farm Gardens Calling All Haiku Lovers
The second annual juried Haiku Festival competition is open to submit poems.
Arts
Upcoming at VCA: Big Cats and Cool Music
Mark Elbroch talks mountain lions, and Ron Artis II will play an in-person concert with his band.
News
Public Health To Dictate Actions Taken by VISD in COVID Cases
Changes prompted by response to new cases in students
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More COVID Cases at School District — This Time, In Students
Superintendent Opts Out of Medical Reserve Corps Advice
Arts
Arnaldo! Brings in-Person Cabaret To VCA
Arnaldo! has performed his cabaret act as a classic cabaret chanteuse nationally and internationally
News
New Case of COVID-19 Reported at Vashon School District
The positive case was not the result of any school program or activity.
Arts
After a Year of Darkened Stage at VCA, Audience Can Now Return
Plans for several in-person events and performances are at last now taking shape.
Arts
A New Book of Poetry Is a Paean to Vashon
Sandra Noel’s accomplishments as a poet have earned accolades from esteemed admirers.
News
Teachers Get Vaccinated, Grocery Workers Are Next in Line
School staff and childcare workers on Vashon have raced to line up for vaccinations since President Joe Biden…
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In-Person Education Resumes, With Littlest Learners First
Preschool and kindergarten students arrived for school Monday morning for the first time in a year.
Arts
Talks, Music and Divine Drag Are on the Way From VCA
The arts center is offering everything from cabaret to classical music to informative lectures.