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Happenings December 26 edition

Vashon, WALocal News

The December 26 edition of the Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber serves as a vibrant guide to local holiday events. It features a New Year’s Eve bash at Open Space for Arts & Community, where attendees can enjoy live music, hourly confetti drops, and family-friendly activities. The article highlights a post-Christmas comedy show at Vashon Theatre, featuring comedians from the Best of Seattle International Comedy Competition on December 28. It discusses a community grief ritual held monthly at the Tree of Life Wellness Center, with the next meeting on January 5. The annual Hanukkah party organized by Vashon Havurah encourages attendees to bring their menorahs and candles.

The Vashon Senior Center's schedule includes a guided mindfulness meditation led by Aaron Henderson, promoting mental well-being. Lastly, the Vashon Care Network will conduct a session on the business aspects of hiring caregivers, providing valuable information for both care seekers and caregivers. This edition effectively highlights the community's diverse activities, fostering engagement during the festive period.

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