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South Whidbey salmon recovery project receives grant
A project sponsored by the Tulalip Tribes focusing on Cultus Bay won a $314,395 grant.
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Cascadia Water customer rates to rise by 49%
The change is down from the 107% increase the company had previously requested.
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Navy expands sampling of PFAS in wells
None of the 26 private, off-base drinking water wells sampled by the Navy in 2025 tested positive.
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Former park and rec colleagues vie for Oak Harbor Council seat
James Marrow and Brit Kraner are running for the position in the Nov. 4 election.
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Schools awarded $38M for jet noise mitigation
Grants were awarded through the Community Noise Mitigation Program
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Federal shutdown has little immediate effect on island
Many of the immediate effects are related to the military.
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Bank from Whidbey grows
Heritage Bank, which also does business as Whidbey Island Bank, is acquiring the Kitsap Bank company
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Gender-neutral school restrooms cause a stir
Rumors about gender-neutral restrooms in future South Whidbey schools have raised safety concerns.
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Veterans share concerns with congressman
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen outlined his goals to help military members receive greater access to care.
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Student works to bring youth court to island
Youth court would allow teens to make legal decisions regarding minors who committed misdemeanors.
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Freeland resident seeks zoning interpretation for hydrotherapy project
The owner of a lot is seeking to build a large structure for Buddhist meditation and hydrotherapy.
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Coupeville to host Comp Plan open house
The Coupeville Comprehensive Team is holding an open house for its final update on Oct. 1.