South Whidbey students walk out for climate
Nearly 100 South Whidbey students left school early on Friday to rally for climate action.
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New juvenile justice law raises concerns
A state law meant to protect juveniles inspired strong feelings in Island County’s justice system.
Cultural event to include cedar planting
The community is invited to an upcoming event in Langley to observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
League of Women Voters hosts two candidate forums
The group, together with Sno-Isle Libraries, is hosting virtual candidates’ forums on Oct. 18 and 20.
Post office hiring blitz hits island
Job fairs on Whidbey last week were part of the U.S. Postal Service’s two-day hiring “Mega Blitz.”
State grants fund salmon recovery on Whidbey
Two organizations won grants from the Recreation and Conservation Office for Island County projects.
A man whose flight from police led to a cell phone alert has been charged with a felony. Langley is in search of a new finance director.Man charged with attempted eluding
Council agrees to begin finance director search
Whidbey triathletes to compete in Ironman 70.3 World Championships
Two South Whidbey women who have qualified to race in the Half Ironman World Championships are proof that athletes of…
Second round of Best of Whidbey voting begins
What’s the best restaurant on Whidbey Island? Who’s the best firefighter, barista and dog groomer?
Oak Harbor defeats Ferndale
The girls varsity volleyball team won three sets out of four to secure a victory over Ferndale.
Comeback kids
After being down 1-0 for most of the game, Oak Harbor scored two goals in the final five minutes of…
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Coupeville prepares for scares
The annual Haunting of Coupeville begins Oct. 1 with a whole slew of fun and frightening activities.
Sculptor of interactive, eccentric artwork pens book
Tucked away in the dense, dark woods of South Whidbey lies one of the island’s best-kept secrets.
Sound Off: Governance of hospital needs a new model
Editor,
In our opinion: Hospital board violation of OPMA is maddening
It’s unclear whether the elected members of WhidbeyHealth board are purposely flouting the state’s Open Public Meetings Act or if…
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