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News Briefs | June 13 edition

Local student recognized, Beachcomber wins in regional journalism contest, and more.

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You can identify various respiratory illnesses based on symptoms. COVID-19 may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and some other symptoms, but the only sure way to know if you have COVID is to take a test. Tests are available at the local Vashon Pharmacy or by leaving a message at Vashon Medical Reserve Corps’ helpline at 844-469-4554.

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Congrats class of 2024 — have a safe summer!

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Obituaries

Elsa Mae Williams

She will be profoundly missed by family and friends.

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Obituaries

Carol Frontiero

She passed away peacefully surrounded by her beloved family.

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Happening | June 13 edition

VHS Graduation, Healthcare town hall, Identify invasive crabs, Zero Waste bash, and more.

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Opinion

A decade of Zero Waste Vashon

The organization is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.

A group of runners takes a selfie with the Unofficial Race Marshals. Courtesy photo.

Sports

Ferries, hornets and sweat at Vashon Ultramarathon & Trail Run

The Vashon Island Ultramarathon Trail Run welcomed back runners with sunny weather and dry trails.

Manzanita, Maury Island in 2024. Terry Donnelly photo.

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Time and Again: From Vashon’s early Chinese settlers to today

A history of some of the island’s first non-Indigenous settlers.

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Arts

UMO School students will soar, leap, and fly in showcase

More than 80 students will display their skills in aerial, parkour, acro, jiu-jitsu, and even skateboarding.

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Vashon Island School District announces leadership team changes

Two leadership roles in the Vashon Island School District (VISD) will have new faces next year.

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Arts

Arts Briefs | June 6 edition

Live at Sugar Shack, Dance with Eagles, Mary Poppins, and Come to the cabaret.

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Obituaries

John Mark Williams

John leaves a legacy of love and wisdom, and the many projects he constructed.

State Capitol in Olympia. FILE PHOTO

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Hundreds of new laws will take effect in state June 6

Legislature approved changes in police pursuits, parental rights, firearms and other laws