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Senior seeks a life of service
When Amanda d’Almeida went to China last June to work in the Chao Yong orphanage outside Beijing, the…
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Support helps families of gays understand, accept
Fourteen years ago, when their son Matt told them he was gay, Sharon and Jim Kabler initially had…
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Learning Center targets homeschooled students
There’s a lot of learning going on in a very small space in downtown Coupeville. Educator Patrick Shanahan…
Life
Art school plans interactive sculpture
It takes a village to support art education. That’s what the founders of Pacific Northwest Art School in…
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Boling earns a Fulbright
One young woman with deep roots in Coupeville is branching out into the bigger world. “I am a…
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Clinton farm emphasizes local flavor
A sheep dairy in a bucolic setting near Clinton brings a new flavor of artisan cheese to Whidbey…
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Needy Whidbey students short on supplies
Remember the fresh-start feeling of shiny, stiff shoes and new supplies on the first day of school?
Life
Poets capture magic of island life
“Island life has its own music and imagery,” says Clinton resident Sheryl Clough, editor and publisher of a…
Life
Coupeville historical cemetery tour brings history to life
Everyone at Sunnyside Cemetery is buried facing the sunrise – all but Frank Pratt, whose grave faces the…
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Froggwell art show highlights art, garden
Some traditions just get better every year. This weekend's Froggwell Biennale 2012 Art Show is one of them.
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Markets focus on homemade, homegrown
It’s been a weird year weather-wise for Whidbey Island farmers said Peg Tennant, manager of both the Coupeville…
Life
Around-the-world bike trek helps orphans
Randall Leese, 24, was in Central America in 2008 when he received an e-mail from his older brother…
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Rebecca” tells story of Whidbey’s early settlers
Looking out across the prairie toward Admiralty Inlet, it’s not hard to imagine why the first settlers here…