Arts
A storm, a moat and a little magic: Vashon’s castle stay
Down a Dockton neighborhood road, up a long gravel driveway, with a lush ravine on the left, past…
Arts
Inside the Vashon garden that never stops growing
When asked how 17 acres of bare land became one of Vashon’s most impressive gardens, Cindy Stockett is…
Arts
Time Again: Vashon garden clubs
The way islanders think about gardens has changed dramatically over the past several centuries. At the end of…
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A new home for the Vashon Food Bank
Dozens of community members gathered beneath falling snow on Friday, March 13, for a ribbon-cutting ceremony opening the…
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County to improve signs for Southworth-bound drivers
King County plans to modify signs and provide other visual cues on the northernmost stretch of Vashon Highway…
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Time & Again: Vashon Bookshops
Carrie Van Buren, who became the new owner of Vashon Bookshop last year is surrounded by the books…
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Solar installation underway at Kay White Hall
With support anticipated through a planned gift, Vashon Center for the Arts expects Kay White Hall to have…
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Acclaimed photographer to share images of woodpeckers
Acclaimed wildlife photographer Paul Bannick will share stories and images from his new book, “Woodpecker: A year in…
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After Epstein: Goertzel on funding, fallout, rumors
He was scraping by, struggling to make ends meet, and then, he said, he met Jeffrey Epstein.
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Fauntleroy dock signal delayed until fall
Islanders and other riders on the Fauntleroy-Vashon-Southworth ferry route will have to wait at least until fall for…
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Scarlet Hansen joins The Beachcomber staff as part-time reporter
Scarlet Hansen, a former contributing writer for the Beachcomber, joined the staff March 2 as a part-time reporter.
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Backbone readies boldest protest art yet
Twenty-five days before the March 28 nationwide “No Kings” protests, a handful of volunteers stood beneath Donald Trump’s…