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WhidbeyHealth partners with FERNS for forensic nursing services for survivors of violence
Beginning Nov. 17, FERNS nurses will provide on-call coverage at WhidbeyHealth seven days a week.
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Island County jail to serve cold breakfast to save money
The inmates would still get hot lunch and dinner under the option.
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Island County officials eye cheap options for car disposal
A Clinton resident could be charged $400 to have a car hauled away by a North Whidbey company.
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Government shutdown delays Growler study
Federal judge stays deadline for the Amended Analysis of the Environmental Impact Statement.
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Advisory vote on fireworks set for 2026, but city residents can’t take part
Measure will ask whether to ban the use of consumer fireworks in unincorporated areas.
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Support for food orgs grows ahead of SNAP cuts
Several entities on Whidbey are taking matters into their own hands.
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Island County veteran services make a difference
The two officers aid veterans in filing disability compensation claims and more.
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State Auditor issues finding against ICOM
The financial statements audit report covers the period of Jan. 1, 2022 to Dec. 31, 2023.
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Peterson, Marrow likely winners in council races
Oak Harbor voters made their choices clear in what appears to be a nail-biter-free election.
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Marrow and Peterson leading in Oak Harbor Council races in Tuesday election
Write-in hospital board candidacy looks to be unsuccessful
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Schools face shortfall in special ed funding
Military families with special needs children are intentionally assigned to NAS Whidbey Island.
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Oak Harbor council asks questions, moves forward with parks, recreational facilities and green spaces planning
If the Lorax spoke for the trees in Oak Harbor, he might have had plenty to say last…
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Whidbey Community Foundation launches food resilience fund
The new fund is seeded with $50,000 with board approval from WCF’s discretionary reserve.