Restaurant Revitalization Fund can help, Speaker Series continues at Heritage Museum, and more.
“Cooking for me is like a puzzle… I love the creativity of it.”
“The cherry tree represents beauty and strength, but the beauty of its blossoms is fleeting.”
Islanders recently flocked to enjoy the nice weather and sample delicious food and local goods.
The bill’s failure would jeopardize recreation programs, staffing and critical maintenance work.
Islanders visited the Vashon Farmer’s Market under blue skies last Saturday.
Here’s what you need to know about April 6 to April 12.
This year’s festival will definitely not include off-island vendors and booths lining Vashon Highway.
Long-awaited return to school follows district’s spring break vacation; school board mulls pay raises
After months of planning and design, the Vashon-Maury Chamber of Commerce has launched a major economic recovery campaign. The campaign has just received the support… Continue reading
Vashon’s Backbone Campaign to screen documentary profiling local activist Bill Moyer.
UW study to help find if devices can detect early warning signs of acute respiratory infections, such as COVID-19 and flu.
Following federal guidance, Washington health care providers are temporarily pausing Johnson & Johnson shots while experts educate hospital systems on how to treat a rare… Continue reading
Meanwhile, the Blake decision has gotten people out jail, charges dismissed and possibly clemency for some.
A portrait of Lamontez Jones was torn from where it hung outside Vashon Center for the Arts.
Here’s what you need to know about March 30 to April 5.
The engine of Craig Beles and Truman O’Brien’s plane began to sputter 8,000 feet above the ground.
“April feels like an appropriate and safe time to re-open. We are excited to see people again.”
By Lila Cohen For the Vashon Riptide Note: This article continues The Beachcomber’s partnership with the Vashon Riptide, the stellar student newspaper at Vashon High… Continue reading
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