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Judge blocks state requirement for priests to report child abuse disclosed in confession
Washington Catholic priests cannot be required to report child abuse or neglect that they learn of.
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South Whidbey Parks and Rec chooses bid for pickleball courts
Construction is expected to begin soon on a highly anticipated outdoor project on South Whidbey.
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Everett AquaSox host Whidbey singer
Blind talent, Mira Arcilla, performed the national anthem for the Everett AquaSox game Sunday.
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Food Hub expands access for wholesale customers
A popular place to get locally grown food has just expanded with a new wholesale program.
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Four hospital district board candidates on the primary ballot
Three of five seats on the board will be on the ballot without incumbents seeking reelection.
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Three vie for fire commissioner position
Three candidates are running for a seat on the board as Commissioner Cheryl Engle’s term ends.
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Volunteers help fight Coupeville fire
Bystanders’ quick thinking helped fight a fire in Coupeville earlier this week.
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Oak Harbor father charged with incest, sex crimes
He is charged with incest and other sex crimes he allegedly committed against his daughter.
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Large brush fires on Whidbey spark new burn ban
Two major brush fires this week have caused consternation for fire department officials.
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County, city disagreement over growth planning leads to unusual change in population projection
Exasperated commissioners made a decision that may affect the availability of housing for years.
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Law change adds challenges to kindergarten program
A new state law creates big changes for little learners in Coupeville.
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WEAN, Langley citizen appeal removal of ‘Edgecliff 6’
Neighbors gathered during the removal of six towering Douglas fir trees along Edgecliff Drive.
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Thief tried to break into ATM with harpoon truck
A man stole a truck, outfitted it with a makeshift harpoon and tried to force open an ATM