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Whidbey Island officials express alarm, fear over ICE in unprecedented session
Officials want Whidbey residents to prioritize their safety in potential encounters with ICE.
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City provides updates on marina repairs
Marina tenants discussed marina repairs, as well as a future dredging project, with city officials.
Life
Deer saved from plastic strap
Members of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and Coupeville Marshal’s Office helped it.
Sports
Wildcat dribbler sinks his 1,000th point
Xavier Ochoa, a senior guard for the varsity basketball team, made school history earlier this month
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PBY hitches helicopter ride to new home
The World War II-era aircraft was successfully airlifted Wednesday, the second attempt at doing so.
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Whidbey community comes together for protest against ICE
Students and educators from Skagit Valley College’s Whidbey campus took a stand on Tuesday.
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Fire scorches bedroom in Oak Harbor home
Firefighters were able to limit the damage sustained by the home on Thursday to a single room.
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Historic flight of the PBY delayed
The planned airlift of a World War II-era amphibious patrol bomber on Tuesday morning was postponed.
Business
Family-owned pet store closes after 49 years
Founded in 1977, the family-owned Island Pet Center has become a trusted source for pet supplies.
Life
School district wants feedback on potential capital projects
The survey can be taken on the district’s website until Feb. 6.
Life
Seahawks diehard suiting up for postseason
Langley resident “Mr. Love” will be dressed to the nines in attendance at Saturday’s playoff game.
Life
Oak Harbor churches’ program to honor MLK
The theme of this year’s program is “Let Love Lead the Way.”
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Alleged sculpture pilferer described
The descriptions of a suspect potentially involved in the theft of bronze sculptures were released.