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Fire District Signs Agreement With Union Covering COVID Pay
Firefighters will receive supplemental leave pay to maintain their baseline salary.
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Re-Opening Remains Hot Topic for Schools
Additional meetings with labor groups and school principals will take place prior to a decision.
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Timing Is Everything in Talks About Re-Opening School
The pending decision comes amidst both progress and setbacks in the battle against the coronavirus.
Arts
Doctor To Detail Days of ‘Compassion Amidst the Chaos’
The book is a reflection on a long career and on accomplishments and adventures along the way.
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Ridin’ With Biden: Islanders Celebrate With a Car Parade
Islanders took to the roads celebrating the Presidential Inauguration.
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Portraits of Black Lives Lost Grace New Space
Paintings memorializing some who have died at the hands of police have moved to the arts center.
Arts
Venerable Theater Group Offers Virtual ‘Broadway and Beyond’
The benefit concert has a theme of commitment to local performers and audiences.
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For Islander, Volunteer Firefighting Is a Way of Life
Brett Kranjcevich has marked 40 years as a volunteer firefighter, following a long family legacy.
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Schools Have Tentative Plan To Bring Kids Back To Classrooms
The district is preparing to phase in limited in-person learning for elementary-aged children.
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Helping Helpers: VashonBePrepared Replenishes Relief Fund
VashonBePrepared’s replenished COVID Relief Fund will continue its work in this new year.
Arts
MLK Day Offers Opportunities for Healing and Insight
The event could not be more timely in light of current events.
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Local Leading Man Is Recalled for His Talent and Kindness
Marshall Murray, an actor known for his virtuoso performances in local theater productions, has died
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Counting Birds on a Rainy Day
Vashon Audubon’s annual Christmas Bird Count took place on Sunday, Jan. 3.