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Vashon community rallies to keep McMurray counselor full-time
A McMurray Middle School counselor position at risk of being cut to four days a week was restored…
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Mary Gauthier brings her musical storytelling to Vashon
For Mary Gauthier, songwriting is storytelling. And for nearly three decades, the artist has used her music to…
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New ferry plan keeps pressure on Triangle Route
Despite lobbying from islanders, Washington State Ferries’ new service contingency plan still calls for removing a boat from…
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Beloved Vashon bus driver retires after 35 years
For more than three decades, Vashon Island School District bus driver Martha Hills was a familiar, welcoming presence…
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Thunderbird nears July opening
As construction nears completion at the new Thunderbird Treatment Center on Vashon, the 92-bed facility is expected to…
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Vashon artist Donald Cole looks back — and keeps creating
Inside a sunlit Vashon studio, Donald Cole opens drawer after drawer crammed full of paintings and drawings.
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At Maury shore, Jayapal backs restoration
On a recent full-day visit to Vashon, U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., met with community members and toured…
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More than ink at Toad and Jaguar
At Vashon Island’s newest tattoo studio, getting inked is meant to feel less like a transaction and more…
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Sea Mar’s new clinic takes shape
Nearly a year into the construction of Sea Mar’s new uptown Vashon clinic, more specifics come into focus…
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Vashon-Maury Land Trust purchases two new properties
The Vashon-Maury Island Land Trust has acquired 56 acres of what they call “ecologically significant” land, completing two…
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For the third time, Vashon says ‘No Kings’
More than 800 people gathered at Vashon’s four-way stop on March 28, where, amid honking horns and banging…
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Inside the Vashon garden that never stops growing
When asked how 17 acres of bare land became one of Vashon’s most impressive gardens, Cindy Stockett is…