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Three school levies proposed for Coupeville on February ballot

The levies are for capital projects, school district technology and educational programs.

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Ferry twice stalled by wayward watercraft

The ferry was already behind schedule when a small boat capsized near the Clinton terminal’s dock.

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Service temporarily restored to Clinton-Mukilteo ferry route

Despite major slashes, the first weekend of an abridged ferry schedule saw some pleasant surprises.

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Council looks to state rep for help with ferry woes

State Rep. Dave Paul was invited to a Langley city council meeting to speak about recent ferry cuts.

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Beluga last sighted near Whidbey

The beluga whale that first made an appearance in Puget Sound two weeks ago seems to have moved…

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A green reaping: Whidbey pot farm harvests outdoor bounty

Volunteers approach bushes of kush with shears in hand at the South Whidbey farm owned by Adam Lind.

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Boat beached near Coupeville

No injuries occurred when a motorboat lost power near Fort Ebey State Park last weekend.

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Real estate prices continue to climb on island

Despite a slight lull in August and September, it continues to be a seller’s market on Whidbey.

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Mukilteo-Clinton ferry route drops to one-boat service

Taking a state ferry is about to become anything but smooth sailing.

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NBA star Isaiah Thomas travels to South Whidbey

South Whidbey teenager Jacob Ng recently got to live out a hoop dream.

Ferries pass during a crossing from the Mukilteo Ferry Terminal and the Clinton Terminal on Monday, April 26, 2021 in Mukilteo, Washington.  (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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Worker shortage continues to paralyze ferry system

The Mukilteo-Clinton route operated on one-boat service from Friday morning until Sunday night.

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Lone beluga whale sighted in Puget Sound

The Orca Network is asking whale watchers to keep their eyes peeled for a rare sight — a…

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Privately owned ferry makes Whidbey stop

There are no longer just three ferries occupying the waters of Whidbey.