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Kevin Pottinger remembered as a Renaissance man
Pottinger led a life on Vashon that was centered on family, service and creative accomplishment.
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Get set for viaduct closure
As many islanders are aware, the Alaskan Way Viaduct will close forever Friday evening, Jan. 11, launching a…
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It looks a lot like Inslee is running for president
New statements and political fundraising from Gov. Inslee point toward a 2020 presidential bid
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UW Fauntleroy study gives array of recommendations for troubled Triangle Route
The UW Evans School of Public Policy & Governance released its study of Fauntleroy dock operations last month,…
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School district aims to trim $700,000 from next year’s budget
Other districts in the state are asking elected officials to provide more funds for education.
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Commissioners raise rates for Water District 19 customers
The district needs to tend to its ailing infrastructure, according to officials.
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‘Cease and desist’ order, fine levied against Bethany Barnes
An investigation of an island woman offering pain management services on Vashon has been concluded.
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Vashon Island seen as national model for disaster readiness
The small island community relies on local volunteers and individual awareness to prepare for a major earthquake.
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Puget Sound prepares for the big one
Three years after an alarming report made national headlines, locals are quietly preparing disaster.
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The Wild Mermaid lures islanders for a view of the sea
The Wild Mermaid, a new restaurant next to Vashon’s north-end ferry dock, opened last week featuring specialty coffees,…
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Park district looks ahead with balanced 2019 budget
The Vashon Park District continues to meet its operating targets and expenses as it heads into 2019 with…
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PIE awards array of grants for three public schools
Vashon Partners in Education recently provided more than $55,000 in grants to island educators for a variety of…