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Langley council election makes history
Langley residents voted for change in what will become known as a historically significant election.
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Erickson elected, Towers appointed to fire board
An unexpectedly hot race for the South Whidbey Fire/EMS board ended happily for both candidates.
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Man accused of list of crimes held on $150,000 bail
An Oak Harbor man is accused of trying to molest a little girl, beating his wife and abusing…
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County grant may protect Lone Lake farm
A piece of South Whidbey farmland on Lone Lake may be protected from development in perpetuity.
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Kennedy pulls ahead in Port of Coupeville race
Patrick Kennedy is maintaining a lead in the race for a seat on the Port of Coupeville board.
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Salmon project returns to Oak Harbor marina
An old salmon rearing project with potential to boost tourism is returning to Oak Harbor.
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Spandex man arrested for Halloween assault
A man clad in yellow Spandex was arrested for allegedly trying to huck his brother in a dumpster.
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Veterans Day will be commemorated across Whidbey Island next week
Whidbey honors its veteran community and celebrate its military heritage with Veterans Day events.
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School board incumbents supported by voters
School board election results indicate most voters are content with them despite calls for change.
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Results of council election point to change ahead
A newcomer’s apparent landslide victory may point to dissatisfaction with city leadership.
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City considers $2 million list for ARPA funds
An Oak Harbor subcommittee came up with a $2 million list of ideas for spending stimulus money.