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Whidbey groups among recipients of Climate Commitment Act grants
Whidbey is becoming more climate change resilient with the state’s help.
Life
Lions help out Holiday House
Last week, the Coupeville Lions Club donated $8,000 to Holiday House North.
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Senator questions delay of PFAS cleanup at military bases
NAS Whidbey Island stressed the DoD’s commitment to cleanup.
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Central Whidbey firefighter retires after 15 years of volunteer service
Moore leaves the department with nothing but good things to report.
Sports
Flag football tryouts kick off in Oak Harbor
Head Coach Mike Lonborg estimated over 30 girls participated
News
Minor injuries in dramatic crash
A driver following a Ford pickup too closely struck it from behind.
Sports
Oak Harbor soccer star signs with WWU
Western is classified as DII, and its women’s soccer team boasts a track record of success.
Sports
Wildcat varsity soccer eliminated from playoffs
The Gig Harbor Tides knocked the Oak Harbor Wildcats out of the 3A State Tournament with an 8-2…
Life
Bells of Whidbey benefits local food banks
The concert will be at 4 p.m. on Dec. 6 at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church.
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North Whidbey shed obliterated in explosion
Nobody was injured in suspected propane-tank-related incident.
Life
Lions cut wood to heat homes
The Coupeville Lions Club hopes to continue to cut, split and store firewood on county property.
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Coupeville hires new community planning director
Josh Pitts started as Coupeville’s new community planning director on Oct. 20.
Sports
Mays breaks school record at state soccer tournament
Oak Harbor varsity girls soccer dominated at home this week.