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Oak Harbor staff works to clarify zoning code

Island County Superior Court ruled against Oak Harbor’s low-income housing development for downtown area in February.

Giant garage sale going online

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Giant garage sale going online

The Coupeville Lions Club is adapting to a COVID-19 world by running the “biggest and best” garage sale…

Project aims to ID source of algae bloom catalyst in lake

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Project aims to ID source of algae bloom catalyst in lake

Broken down septic tanks, non-constipated geese or farming activities, or possibly a combination of factors, have amassed nutrients…

Coalition’s partnership blooms

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Coalition’s partnership blooms

A self-titled “Crazy Bag Lady” and a gardener have joined forces for the second year in a row…

Photo provided                                WICA Box Office Manager Angelica Metcalfe sanitizes a door.

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WICA reveals plans for summer programming

Summer entertainment outside of the home might be hard to come by these days, but a South Whidbey…

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Board renews school chief’s contract

Coupeville schools Superintendent Steve King’s three-year contract was renewed this past week by the school district’s board of…

Photo provided                                Staff from Island Drug at Ken’s Korner are being temporarily relocated to the Oak Harbor store while efforts to secure a new South Whidbey location continue. From left to right: Store Manager and Pharmacy Technician Rachel Soto-Paulus, Pharmacy Technician Merissa Dahlman and Pharmacist Rich Russo.

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Pharmacy leaving its Ken’s Korner location

After 15 years at Ken’s Korner in Clinton, Island Drug is looking for a new location after being…

Whidbey law enforcers differ on use of carotid hold

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Whidbey law enforcers differ on use of carotid hold

Law enforcement agencies on Whidbey Island have a range of policies when it comes to the carotid control…

Sailor follows her father’s path to NAS Whidbey

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Sailor follows her father’s path to NAS Whidbey

Past and present collided recently when Naval Linguist Abigail Burns posed in front of EA-6B Prowlers displayed outside…

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Worker shortage, limited capacity new norm for ferries

Ferry riders frustrated by the lengthy wait times this past weekend for the Clinton-Mukilteo route should anticipate that…

New farmer seeking fruit for his flock

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New farmer seeking fruit for his flock

A new farmer who has bitten off a little more than he can chew is asking the community…

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New Friday market lends space to local vendors

While many Langley restaurants have opted to take advantage of the city’s new proclamation to move seating outdoors,…