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Scene & Heard: S’mores and more sweeten family camp

120 campers gathered for a nature experience that included hiking, pony-petting, skits, games, singing, and more.

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VashonBePrepared: Taking care of yourself and others

As mask mandates ease nationwide, some feel the sense of being the only one left wearing one.

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Happenings | May 11 edition

Gatherings, talks, events and opportunities, coming up soon on Vashon

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On opening day, Vashon Farmers Market draws a crowd

Islanders young and old flocked to the Village Green to enjoy simple, small-town delights.

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Intrepid and tireless island entrepreneur wins a big prize

The U.S. Small Business Administration has named Safa Jeneidi, co-owner of Iyad’s Syrian Grill, Entrepreneur of the Year.

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Board defends district’s decisions in VHS teachers controversy

Some question the district’s willingness to let two teachers quietly resign.

The King County Library System administration building in Issaquah. Photo courtesy KCLS

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King County libraries planning to expand hours | KCLS

Many local libraries will start offering expanded hours in late May.

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Happenings | May 4 edition

Stop by the Farmers Market, help volunteer, attend a recycling event, and more.

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Islanders spot awe-inspiring visitor, out for a Sunday swim

The U.S. Coast Guard was out, protecting the humpback whale and keeping boats at the proper distance.

File photo.

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King County libraries to get rid of late fees starting May 9

KCLS says late fines generate little revenue, with fines making up less than 1% of KCLS’ budget.

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Report says teacher violated policies in multiple ways

According to the report, the teacher admitted to becoming close to a student, particularly during the summer after…

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Students and community calls for action in school district | UPDATED

Editor’s Note: This article, originally published in The Beachcomber’s May 4 print edition, now contains additional reporting on…

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Levy for Vashon Park District passes by wide margin

By midweek, the measure had surpassed the 60 percent threshold required for approval.