Month: August, 2026

Magnificent Ruins
August 2026, Island Voices

Magnificent Ruins

Part Two: The Falcon’s Nest By Richard Odell from Part One: “My parents would one day move to that island, and within a few years find themselves, by choice of housing, connected by an overgrown lane to the source of that pillar of smoke, a mansion that now lay in ruins. I was but five…

August 2026, Island Voices

Finding God in Nature … and People

By Mike Ivaska One of the things I really appreciate about life on Vashon is how quickly we can immerse ourselves in nature here. Within ten minutes of walking or driving, depending on where you live, a trailhead awaits. You don’t even have to have anything resembling survival skills – which, for me, is particularly…

Financial Independence
August 2026, Island Resilience

Financial Independence

By Stephen Buller For better or worse, money plays a big role in our lives – I would argue for better, as the concept of money was a brilliant invention that allowed individuals to store the value of their efforts and exchange the fruits of their labor to better their standard of living. The term…

Cafe Art
Art, August 2026

Cafe Art

By Jane Valencia For several years, artist Anne Cotter Moses and I met regularly to make quick paintings in Island spaces. This one was made just outside Cafe Luna. Outside Cafe Luna. Illustration by Jane Valencia

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