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Singing duo write a love song for Whidbey

Handsome and Gretyl perform “What Makes You Happy,” a whimsical tune with a catchy beat.

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Oak Harbor maps out ‘stay out of designated area’

The ordinance allows judges to ban some people convicted of drug crimes from certain zones.

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Oak Harbor City Council nixes mobile park annexation request

Council voted 5-1 to take no action on annexing Valley High Mobile Home Park into the city.

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The cast decks out in Christmas apparel, their faces smiling like it’s Christmas morning. Built in just six rehearsals, the production showcases the cast’s creativity and dedication.

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Christmas is spectacular at Whidbey Playhouse

The show blends classics with playful favorites while weaving in famous Christmas movie moments.

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State, city may change some speed limits

City staff and state transportation officials are re-evaluating speed limits along Highway 20.

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Holland Happening, hydroplane race returning

Two of Oak Harbor’s beloved traditions, Holland Happening and Hydros for Heroes, are coming back.

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Firefighters rescue Whidbey man and Willie Nelson from bluff

The pair was rescued on Tuesday after becoming stranded on a steep bluff in Coupeville.

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A plane is parked at the Bellingham International Airport in front of a surreal Washington sunset.

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Bellingham airport wants to hear from Whidbey residents

The airport is seeking info about travelers’ preferred destinations, airlines and more.

Dancers wear white dresses while standing on pointe, with Hannah Brackeen, age 15, in the role of Clara, at the front.

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Ballet Slipper dancers perform holiday magic

Young dancers are bringing the classic Christmas tale, “The Nutcracker,” to Whidbey in December.

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Oak Harbor council asks committee for larger marina grant

The committee received 21 applications and recommended funding to 15, for a total of $408,000.

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Sticky situation upsets tennis players

Tacky glue that made up the pickleball court lines has rendered the tennis court “unplayable.”

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Holiday spirit comes alive on Whidbey

Here is a list of all the ways to celebrate Christmas.

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Coupeville painter sees window of opportunity

Every few months, Oola Fisher gives the Prairie Center Market in Coupeville a fresh coat of whimsy.