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The Golden Rule first set sail in 1958 in protest of nuclear weapons testing. The boat visited Coupeville Wednesday

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Historic Golden Rule Peace Boat makes way through Penn Cove

On Aug. 17, the Golden Rule Peace Boat made its way into Penn Cove, an emblem of its…

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Parks district chairman resigns after being in serious accident

After nearly a year of service, North Whidbey Parks and Recreation District Chairman Cecil Pierce stepped down from…

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Teen suicide a crisis in county, mental health experts say

According to area mental health experts, teen suicide is more than a public health problem; it’s a crisis.

Karen Carbone

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The right supplement regimen varies by person | Bridge

From vitamin A to zinc, there is a plethora of supplements available on the market. While some have…

Yoga enthusiasts will meet at Fort Nugent Park Saturday for the fourth annual Whidbey Island YogaFest.

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YogaFest puts outdoor twist on fitness

Whidbey Island YogaFest is 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at Fort Nugent Park. Admission is free with donation…

Jean Owen

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Ninety-year-old vows to never stop dancing

The élan and grace with which Jean Owen makes her way across the dance floor belies her years,…

Ernie Branigh rides daily on his bike which he’s owned for over 40 years. He’s taken it with him in travels throughout the world.

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Oak Harbor man cycling for cancer research

Oak Harbor resident Ernie Branigh is riding in the the annual nationwide Great Cycle Challenge USA to raise…

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New association aims to educate, empower mothers

From placenta encapsulation to newborn photography, pregnancy doulas to new parent support groups, Island Birth Association has assembled…

Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens will allow one lucky person to name a hybrid created at Meerkerk.

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Meerkerk holds naming contest

Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens in September will award one lucky person the opportunity to name a rhody of their…

Alana Acosta

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Oak Harbor teen’s art earns Governor’s Choice Award

Alana Acosta headed to Olympia this week to accept the Governor’s Choice Award for her piece “Depixed.”

The Tshimshian Haayuuk Dancers are a highlight of the Penn Cove Water Festival each year. Dancer Kalee Melton and her infant son were two of several tribe members to perform Saturday during the 25th annual event. See story on page 3.

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Thousands attend 25th Penn Cove Water Festival

Thousands gathered in the heart of the town to take part in the 25th annual celebration of Northwest…

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South Whidbey Homeless Coalition plans fundraiser

The group has plans for a tiny-house village in Langley someday.

Alex Beech

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Art show to highlight artists from all parts of Whidbey

A few dozen high school artists from South Whidbey, Coupeville and Oak Harbor high schools will display their…