Arts
An exhibit and film comes home to Lummi Nation
Together they tell the story of the environmental emergency through the figure of the killer whale.
News
Pick up the phone for PIE
The 30-year-old volunteer-run nonprofit has pivoted to fund more than 40 projects for the schools.
News
School board ponders equity issues, amid criticism
Other business included a resolution affecting the superintendent’s power to make emergency decisions
News
Latino group says equity is still lacking in online school
“We feel our Latino families are not being offered equal education opportunities to Latino youth.”
Arts
For local theater artists, the show must go on
A new company, Vashon Repertory Theatre, will launch with a set of seven short radio plays.
News
As online school rolls out, district touts progress
Vashon teachers, students, and administrators are getting into the groove of online education.
Arts
A night at the drive-in is for the birds
Two programs, both Vashon bird-centric, will be shown on the big screen on Tuesday.
Arts
At Subway, a family perseveres to live their dream
In this ongoing series, we hear from island restaurateurs about how they are faring in the pandemic.
News
New group aims to help support online learning
FAVE will offer support in handling internet connectivity problems, new computer setup, and more.
News
As schools prepare for online learning, parents speak up
A letter asked for the administration and the board to take more time to address learning loss.
Arts
Arts center pivots to hold its gala auction in a new way
The livestreamed event will include entertainment, special guests, “door” prizes and more.
News
Survey says: buy it here, local businesses need a lift
The results offer a glimpse into an increasingly dire situation for at least some island businesses.
News
Prosecutors say police shooting of Vashon man was justified
Willem Van Spronsen was fatally shot by police officers outside Tacoma detention center in 2019.