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For the Class of 2021, “Fight To Live the Lives You Deserve”
After months spent apart rife with new normals, the Class of 2021 graduated, spirits as high as ever
Paul Rowley
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On Memorial Day, Islanders Pay Tribute
Islanders came together to remember men and women who have died while serving in the U.S. military.
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County Council Passes Ban on Fireworks in Unincorporated Areas
The ban prohibiting all fireworks, including sparklers and smoke bombs, will take effect next year.
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Food to Fuel Is the Future at Island Biofarm
The zero-waste regenerative farm demonstrates what can be done to defend against climate change.
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Bill Safeguarding Island Parks Heads to Governor’s Desk
The bill’s failure would jeopardize recreation programs, staffing and critical maintenance work.
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Two Yachts Sink in Marina After Fiery Explosion
No injuries reported in blaze; three other boats damaged.
Arts
Kept Apart by Virus, Seniors Find Support in Virtual Villages
The concept of the village is based on the idea that seniors are stronger when they work together.
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Nature Center Taking a Closer Look at Island Coyotes
The organization is working with the University of Washington to isolate DNA samples taken from scat
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Triangle Route Will Get Third Boat By Summer
In other news, islander Emily Scott joined Vashon’s Ferry Advisory Committee as the newest member.
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Parks Commissioner to Resign
Commissioner Karen Gardner is leaving the Vashon Park District Board after five years.
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Legislature Holds Hearing on Bill as Parks Hang in Balance
Bill would allow park and recreation districts to collect tax revenue from different funding source.
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Sandpiper Cafe Opens At Island Golf Club
“It’s an amazing thing that we’re going to be able to do here,” said island chef Doug Arends.
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Islanders Respond to Unrest At Capitol, Closer To Home
After a mob attack at the nation’s Capitol, members of Vashon’s Backbone Campaign went into action.