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Middle school student bakers battle for cupcake glory
North Whidbey Middle School eighth graders took to the kitchen last week to battle it out for a…
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Chicks perish in early morning barn fire
A heat lamp ignited a fire early Tuesday morning, killing chicks and destroying most of a barn in…
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Hospital may end agreements with local fire districts
A change in a decade-long WhidbeyHealth agreement with fire districts could reduce budgets and staffing for North and…
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Oak Harbor elementary students bring zoo to Regency
Second grader Emma Ritter can confidently tell you that flamingos are pink because they eat so many shrimp.…
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North Whidbey fire chief heads north to Alaska
Amid recent strife within the district, North Whidbey Fire and Rescue Chief Mark Kirko has resigned.
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Habitat for Humanity to host community appreciation event
Habitat for Humanity of Island County wants to provide an opportunity for the public to learn about what…
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Island County commissioners cut ties with hearing examiner
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Coupeville top 10 seniors reflect on high school, look to future
They’ve turned their tassels, thrown their caps and likely put their gowns in a closet where they’ll stay…
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County weighs requests for infrastructure investment dollars
Oak Harbor is asking Island County for money to purchase a boat-repair and storage facility for its marina.
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Coupeville’s new water filtration system set to go online in July
Coupeville is a couple of large steps closer to having cleaner, better-tasting water.
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State Parks to host new events, programs throughout summer
Those hoping to get outside this summer but are looking for new ways to do so, need not…
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Sailors, vets pitch in to build trail
Veterans and current service members make some of the best volunteers, according to Roy Zipp, superintendent for National…
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Coupeville classroom moves outdoors
The classroom got significantly larger for Coupeville Elementary School fourth graders Wednesday. In fact, it grew to approximately…