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Island game developer’s archive now in museum
“We are capturing and archiving an intersection of personal and professional history.”
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New tricks, changes inbound at Burton skate park
Island nonprofit RJ’s Kids will fundraise for the construction of a pump track at the park.
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Forest Stewards continue search for new location
David Warren has been looking for a new location for more than a year, but time is growing…
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Why do Washington voters struggle with climate change policies?
Despite environmental awareness and the public’s apparent desire for reform, statewide initiatives keep failing
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Hundreds turn out for ferry meeting
More than 260 people turned out to Washington State Ferries’ meeting Wednesday night regarding the final draft of…
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Fundraising campaign set up for islanders
Friends of longtime islanders Rex and Elizabeth Morris, concerned about the couple as they face the loss of…
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Recent land purchases nearly double Frog Holler Forest
Just two years ago on the island’s south end, King County created a 60-acre public forest from previously…
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On the waterfront: Cove’s rich history on Vashon
The old Cove Store, now a residential apartment building, is a part of island history.
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Projects, programs in future parks’ planning
In 2019, the Vashon Park District will set out to complete the first of a number of deferred…
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Group petitions Port of Seattle over plane noise
Islanders who are bothered by noise from air traffic over Vashon delivered a petition to the Port of…
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Fire commissioners approve $5.4 million budget for 2019
At the most recent fire board meeting late last month, the five commissioners unanimously passed a nearly $5.4…
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Pool to offer quiet swim times for elderly, disabled
The benefits of swimming for those with limited abilities are many, said Aquatics Manager Ann White.