It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Kokedama and Tillandsias — aka, air plants.
Favorite recipes to tempt the taste buds from two island farmers
Vashon’s volatile and expensive rental market is the undoing of many an island family who wishes to live on this rural island that 11,000 call home, but the tiny house movement that is sweeping the nation is helping a few islanders combat the problem.
Last week in a public meeting on Vashon, representatives from the state’s ferry system addressed both improvements and challenges ahead for the system as a whole and for Vashon in particular.
The Vashon Farmers Market will launch its 2016 season this Saturday with an expanded food access program, continued work on plans to update its space and more fresh produce than ever before.
A team of Conservation Corps members and officials from the Washington State Department of Natural Resources are continuing their efforts this week to remove creosote-soaked pilings and trash from the Maury Island Aquatic Preserve.
Each March, fourth- through eighth-grade students from the Harbor School participate in Voyagers Week
Islanders will have a chance to help select the Democratic nominee for president when the precinct caucuses convene this Saturday across the state.
Officials consider closing fishing off Washington’s coast
A Seattle-area expert on teen sex education and counseling will be on the island tonight
Two and a half years ago, Vashon Island School District officials drafted a strategic plan to guide the district in achieving its mission of preparing students for life in an “ever-changing world.”
Longtime island physical therapist and yoga instructor Andra DeVoght has moved her practice to the Recess Lab, the new exercise studio downtown.
Hilary Emmer, one of Vashon’s most celebrated activists, received the first-ever Martin Luther King Medal of Distinguished Service from King County Councilmember Joe McDermott