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A butterfly’s beauty can be captured in a snapshot

A small, disposable camera. A National Audobon Society Field Guide to the Butterflies of North America. A white…

HELP GETTING PREPARED: Members of the Vashon Rotary gather with members of Voice of Vashon (VoV) to hand over a $10

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HELP GETTING PREPARED

Members of the Vashon Rotary gather with members of Voice of Vashon (VoV) to hand over a $10,000…

Will PSE buyout mean rate hikes for consumers?

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I have heard from some of my liberal friends that they

I have heard from some of my liberal friends that they intend to return or not cash their…

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The King County Cemetery District #1 monthly meeting w

The King County Cemetery District #1 monthly meeting will be held at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, May 14.

Plans for Vashon Island Garden Tour are well under way. The tour’s Garden Angels recently attended a luncheon

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Garden tour

Island puppeteer Bill Jarcho presents “The Fattest Kitty On Earth” at 2 and 4 p.m. Sunday

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Fattest kitty puppet show at ober

The final weekend of the spring Art Studio Tour will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday

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ART STUDIO TOUR IN FINAL WEEKEND

SUPPORTING THE TROOPS: Steve Swanson and his wife Star of Snoqualmie

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SCENE?&?HEARD

The Lavender Tour includes activities for kids and adults

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Lavender tour seeks sponsors

The lavender growers participating in the tour this July are seeking sponsors of the event for the first…

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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

Sportsmen celebrate 75

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This month slam poetry is the focus of this monthly (f

This month slam poetry is the focus of this monthly (first Wednesdays) get-together of folks who love to…

Lorax Club members plant a tree.

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Lorax Club recognized as earth hero

King County Executive Ron Sims recognized FamilyLink’s Lorax Club as one of this year’s “Earth Heroes at School”…

Lily Herrington was one of many students who made poster-sized letters to Sen. Maria Cantwell

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How important is education? Kids find out when they lose it

For a brief time last week, 12 fifth-grade Chautauqua students were dismayed to learn they could no longer…