News
After two months, duo finishes cross-country bicycle trip
For islanders Bruce Morser and Bob Horsley, a journey of 4,300 miles began not with a single step,…
News
Facing challenges, island family seeking community’s support
In the midst of numerous difficulties including a cancer diagnosis, dying family member and sudden housing change, an…
Obituaries
Art Hansen
Art Hansen, painter and printmaker, passed away peacefully on June 28, 2017, in Seattle. He was 87.
Obituaries
Carolyn Sepulveda
Carolyn Jeanne Kroum Sepulveda died Wednesday June 28, 2017 at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Tacoma, after a long…
News
PHOTOS: Fourth of July traditions continue with fireworks, hydroplane race
Hydroplanes raced around the island early in the morning on Tuesday, July 4, and fireworks lit up the…
Arts
Step out for Friday’s summer gallery cruise
Most galleries and art spots are open from 6 to 9 p.m.
Arts
Island duo return to Red Bike
Singer-songwriter duo Gus Reeves and Camille Coldeen from the band Cherrywood Station will perform at 8 p.m. Friday…
Opinion
COMMENTARY: Why are our odd Independence Day traditions what they are?
Another Fourth of July — or Scare the Bejesus Out of Animals Day — has passed. Our rural…
Opinion
EDITORIAL: State’s McCleary-compliant budget has drawbacks
Washington’s Legislature on Friday passed a state budget with mere hours to spare — the governor signed it…
Opinion
LETTER: Invisible privilege needs to be recognized
Words are important and using shorthand for complex concepts can sometimes muddy a discussion.
Opinion
LETTER: White privilege still exists even in people from poor backgrounds
The personal story in last week’s letter about poverty as a young white person in this country is…
Arts
Seattle band tips hat to ska and reggae music, will perform on island Friday
A Seattle ska band, The Georgetown Orbits, will bring its traditional ska and soulful reggae sound to the…