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Legislature Holds Hearing on Bill as Parks Hang in Balance
Bill would allow park and recreation districts to collect tax revenue from different funding source.
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Ridin’ With Biden: Islanders Celebrate With a Car Parade
Islanders took to the roads celebrating the Presidential Inauguration.
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Vaccines Come To Vashon, Island Interest at Fever Pitch
Here’s what you need to know about Jan. 19 to Jan. 25.
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Ex-Seahawk Wheeler accused of attacking girlfriend in Kent apartment
Lineman charged with first-degree domestic violence assault
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Mags, open carry at protests and AR-15s on Olympia’s agenda
Lawmakers are eyeing a number of bills which could change firearm regulations in the state.
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Lawmakers consider prohibiting use of credit score to determine insurance rates
Advocates say credit scoring makes low-income and minority policy holders pay more for coverage.
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EPA loans King County $96.8 million to prevent untreated water from spilling into Puget Sound
Loan comes a week after an over 10 million gallon overflow into the Puget Sound and Lake Washington.
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At the state Capitol, a quiet day amid heightened security
There were no protests or arrests as troopers patrolled and the National Guard assumed a lower profile.
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Portraits of Black Lives Lost Grace New Space
Paintings memorializing some who have died at the hands of police have moved to the arts center.
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For Islander, Volunteer Firefighting Is a Way of Life
Brett Kranjcevich has marked 40 years as a volunteer firefighter, following a long family legacy.
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Vashon’s Vintage Newspapers Find a Home in Cyberspace
Digitized copies of early Vashon newspapers are now available on the information superhighway.
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Schools Have Tentative Plan To Bring Kids Back To Classrooms
The district is preparing to phase in limited in-person learning for elementary-aged children.
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Vashon Emergency Operations Center COVID-19 Pandemic Situation Report
Here’s what you need to know about Jan. 12 to Jan. 18.