Report finds 5% increase compared to last year. On Vashon, many are working to keep people housed.
Probiotic plant food giveaway from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday, July 24.
One dollar is one vote. Donations can be made in collection boxes set around town as well as online.
Some are considering how the closure might impact the island in the long term.
The Vashon Food Bank has received the DIG Nursery property as a charitable donation.
The budget was approved against a backdrop of some uncertainty.
“You are a force to be reckoned with.”
Island families seek inclusion, resources and information in a rising sea of political uncertainty.
VCC has not reported a single case of COVID-19 since closing its doors to visitors two months ago.
The Washington State Department of Agriculture is providing trapping instructions.
Health care provider did not provide set date for departure, but clinic lease expires in October.
The news comes as Sound Publishing further eliminated 20% of its workforce across its publications.
“Give us a good challenge and we’ll figure it out. That’s the thing about people who live on Vashon.”
Bus service won’t resume on the island for at least the next few weeks.
Several groups are organizing to better support both the island’s growers and under-resourced eaters.
It was the second such live-streamed event to address questions about COVID-19 in the community.
Now the work begins to educate and replenish lost native plants that support birds and pollinators.
