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South Whidbey Parks and Rec eyes 46-acre property
The South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District is considering purchasing some property that may be able to provide…
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Whidbey conference focuses on water, climate
Organizers of an upcoming conference dedicated exclusively to the topic of water hope that participants will come away…
Life
Angling for a legacy
When Jon Lyman sets out to build a fly fishing rod, his aim is to make it last…
Business
Clinton hairdresser highlights the arts
A colorful new business dedicated to hair care has joined a growing arts scene in Clinton.
Life
Hedgebrook celebrates 35th anniversary
A South Whidbey nonprofit organization continues to elevate the voices of women writers.
News
Langley mayor files for council seat
Scott Chaplin will challenge Councilmember Craig Cyr for his seat on the council this November.
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South Whidbey house fire claims life of cat
No humans were injured but a kitty perished in a house fire in Clinton on Sunday night.
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Negotiations continue about fate of fair
Plans for the Whidbey Island Fair are still up in the air as negotiations continue.
Life
Robotics team qualifies for worldwide contest
An underwater robotics team from South Whidbey is headed to an international competition.
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School district to cut budget by 10%
The South Whidbey School District must make significant budget cuts over the next two years.
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Langley City Council considers reinstating Pledge of Allegiance
During the pandemic, the council ceased saying the pledge when virtual meetings became commonplace.
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Impasse puts Whidbey Island Fair in jeopardy
Officials from the fair association and the Port of South Whidbey have reached a stalemate.
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DNA results ID bones as missing man
A missing person case in Langley that is nearly a decade old has finally, it seems, come to…