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    Articles by Justin Burnett
    Justin Burnett/The Record — Clinton resident and picker John Norris sorts through items he found in a purchased storage unit.
    Clinton man finds skull in storage unit
    By Justin Burnett • October 10, 2017 1:30 am

    A Whidbey Island picker’s score of a lifetime came with an unexpected and rather grisly discovery — an apparent human…

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    Coupeville man gets 30 months for child porn
    Coupeville man gets 30 months for child porn
    By Justin Burnett • October 3, 2017 1:30 am

    A Coupeville man was sentenced to two and half years in prison on Monday for having child pornography.

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    Former county commissioner Dick Caldwell dies at 83
    Former county commissioner Dick Caldwell dies at 83
    By Justin Burnett • September 26, 2017 1:30 am

    Dick Caldwell, a former Island County commissioner and conservative voice on Whidbey, has died.

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    Justin Burnett/The Record — Mark Sargent, who believes the world is actually flat and within a closed dome, is from South Whidbey and has a YouTube channel with over 8 million views. He’s traveling to Oregon for the eclipse with a television documentary crew.
    Flat Earth: from skeptic to believer
    By Justin Burnett • August 25, 2017 10:00 am

    South Whidbey grad Mark Sargent has been known for many things. Once it was for homemade fireworks. Another time he…

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    Justin Burnett/The Record — Amiee Brookhart hoses down her fence while firefighters work to extinguish a house fire next door.
    ‘Suspicious’ fire destroys Honeymoon Bay home
    By Justin Burnett • August 25, 2017 1:30 am

    Justin Burnett/The Record — South Whidbey Fire/EMS firefighters work to extinguish a house fire on Honeymoon Bay Road on Wednesday evening. The fire was deemed “suspicious” in nature.

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    Macklemore walks away from head-on collision on Whidbey
    Macklemore walks away from head-on collision on Whidbey
    By Justin Burnett • August 1, 2017 1:30 am

    Grammy Award-winning performer Macklemore was uninjured in a head-on collision on Whidbey. The other driver is suspected of driving under the influence.

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    Attic fire closes Senior Thrift in Freeland
    Attic fire closes Senior Thrift in Freeland
    By Justin Burnett • July 24, 2017 2:30 am

    Senior Thrift in Freeland is closed due to a fire that broke out in the store this past weekend.

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    South end in running as ‘nicest place to live’
    South end in running as ‘nicest place to...
    By Justin Burnett • June 27, 2017 1:30 am

    Reader’s Digest Magazine has named South Whidbey a finalist in its Nicest Places to Live in America 2017 contest.

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    Pup falls off bluff, survives to wag tail again
    Pup falls off bluff, survives to wag tail...
    By Justin Burnett • June 23, 2017 1:30 am

    A stranded pooch named “Chunk” was rescued from the side of a massive bluff in Clinton earlier this month.

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    Nichols launches National Geographic Quest cruise boat
    Nichols launches National Geographic Quest cruise boat
    By Justin Burnett • June 15, 2017 1:30 pm

    Holmes Harbor accepted Nichols Brothers Boat Builders latest contribution to the maritime world this week, a 239-foot cruise ship destined…

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    Justin Burnett/The Record — Thom Gunn, a longtime Greenbank and Seattle resident, is running for Seattle mayor.
    Greenbank man hopes to be Seattle mayor
    By Justin Burnett • June 2, 2017 1:30 am

    Fifteen years ago, Thom Gunn wrote a column for the Seattle Times musing that if he were “king” he’d save…

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    Status of gray whale hit by boat unknown
    Status of gray whale hit by boat unknown
    By Justin Burnett • April 25, 2017 1:30 am

    The fate of gray whale struck by a powerboat in Saratoga Passage this weekend remains a bit of mystery, though…

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    Justin Burnett/The Record — Traffic cameras are being installed at traffic lights on the South End as part of a $15.4 million road project. The cameras will control the lights while the work is being done and then removed when the project is complete.
    $15.4-million highway repaving project begins this summer
    By Justin Burnett • April 11, 2017 1:30 am

    Orange traffic cones are up along parts of State Highway 525 — and so are new light-mounted cameras.

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