Arts
A duo, a groove band and more at the Bike
A music-packed weekend at Red Bicycle Bistro & Sushi will kick off at 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 19,…
Arts
Arts briefs: Dec. 17
Music at Luna and Back Bay Greg Dember, a former Islander, will play at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec.…
Sports
Hear the Raptors roar
The Raptors played the undefeated Gig Harbor Rovers for the championship, and though they played very well, they…
Sports
Girls basketball team beats Cruisers in overtime
For the first time in many years — perhaps 20 — the girls Pirate basketball team defeated longtime…
Sports
Boys blaze at Hoop Challenge
The Pirate boys’ basketball team demonstrated their size and quickness against two tough non-league opponents last week. Saturday,…
Sports
Grapplers wrangle a win at home
Lack of experience didn’t prevent a very promising freshman Max Croonquist and sophomore Keegan Shrum from pinning their…
Obituaries
Dorothe “Dottie” Arvine
At 86 years young, Mom has ended her journey. On December 16 she passed away at her home…
Obituaries
Paul Stoddard
Frederic Paul Stoddard was born on Nov. 12, 1939, and died Dec. 12, 2008, after a brief illness.…
News
Vashon Island School Board to vote on final bond proposal today
The Vashon Island school board will meet tomorrow to make a final decision on the bond it will…
News
Proposed lane-reduction project in West Seattle stirs concern
A plan to reconfigure Fauntleroy Way S.W. in West Seattle from four lanes to three is stirring a…
News
A timeline: Glacier’s long battle for county, state and federal permits
Glacier Northwest’s efforts to get the approvals it needs to move forward — and environmental groups’ efforts to…
News
Small water district helps bring clean water to Nicaraguan village
For years, Jiquelite, a remote community in Nicaragua, struggled with a lack of clean water. The tiny town…