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No gain, no pain: Hundreds roll up for Passport2Pain 2024
Around 330 bicyclists showed up to ride this year, raising more than $30,000.
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A whale of a tale: Researchers collect skeleton of gray that washed up on Vashon
The whale’s death gave life back to the environment. Now a new chapter begins.
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Meet your local cetaceans: The Gray Whale
Gray whales are some of nature’s farthest travelers and a conservation success story.
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Walking more than a few miles in Rick Wallace’s shoes
Beyond supporting the community, Wallace has another passion: long distance walking.
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Photos: Stupid bikes brighten the night
The annual tradition of creativity and frivolity returned to Vashon.
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Park District forced to end vacation rentals at historic Belle Baldwin house
But the property could see new use as a tenant rental with the help of Vashon HouseHold.
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PIE helps revitalize Chautauqua robotics program
Skills learned in robotics transfer to any field of study, helping students in whatever they pursue.
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After 45 years, beloved McMurray custodian is hanging up the broom
Carol Albright said she has plans to travel and experience new things after retirement.
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Rocking out at Vashon’s new and evolving businesses
Records, Nordic style and a new home for skateboarding.
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An inspiring teacher wins 2024 Doors of Opportunity award
Margie Butcher has been a teacher at Chautauqua Elementary since 2015.
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Happenings | Sept. 12 edition
Passport2Pain is this weekend! And a venue change for celebrating scouting.
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Photo gallery: Celebrating at Mukai’s Japan Festival
The annual event celebrates Japanese culture and history on Vashon.