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IFA petition urges WSF to improve the south end route
A petition launched by Islanders for Ferry Action (IFA) with almost 300 signatures is asking Washington State Ferries…
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Islander bankrolled by Epstein on and off for nearly two decades
Ben Goertzel, a prominent artificial intelligence researcher with deep ties to Vashon, received years of funding from convicted…
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LB Sew Studio carries Luna Bella’s spirit into a new chapter
The new studio is smaller than Luna Bella’s, but it still carries a trace of the same charm.
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Vashon faith and activist groups unite for Refugee Shabbat
The Vashon Havurah and Indivisible Vashon’s Immigrant/Refugee Rights Group are holding a “Refugee Shabbat” next week to spotlight…
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O’Reilly Auto Parts to pay $5.6M for employee discrimination
Missouri-based O’Reilly Auto Enterprises will pay $5.6 million for widespread denial of pregnancy and nursing accommodations to Washington…
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KC Council approves moratorium on detention centers
The King County Council approved a moratorium on detention centers in unincorporated King County as an effort to…
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Vashon drug case continued
The arraignment for the Vashon man accused of selling methamphetamine and fentanyl to island residents was continued to…
Sports
Victorious again: Vashon’s Lena Puz as state champ
Vashon Island senior Lena Puz left the Tacoma Dome on Saturday a state champion once again.
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Vashon man arrested after alleged Mom’s Deli robbery
A Vashon man was arrested Thursday Feb. 19 after allegedly attempting to rob Mom’s Deli.
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New Dockton bike trail aims to ‘bridge the gap’ for riders
A ribbon of groomed trail now threads through Dockton Forest — a new mountain bike line built by…
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SBA offering loans for property, business losses from December flooding
Deadlines to apply for personal property loans, which includes damages to personal property and homes, is April 27.
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King County Council ordinance targets immigration enforcement
Protests disrupt meeting: “I appreciate you having an executive order, but that is not enough.”
Arts
Murder mystery tees off at WICA
The Whidbey Island Center for the Arts is bringing a classic murder mystery to audiences.