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Activists rally for woman on hunger strike to draw attention to plight of orcas
Photos by Emma Epperly
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Recycling cumbersome, but as necessary as ever
Confused about plastic, glass, paper? Ask questions at transfer stations
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Town of Coupeville will no longer mow rights of way
Whidbey’s rainy spring is great for keeping lawns lush, but some homeowners who abut Coupeville roads and sidewalks…
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Man accused of purposely crashing into car with kids inside
An Oak Harbor man is accused of purposely crashing his car into another car with his estranged girlfriend…
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Port seeking money, community support to fix wharf
As part of its long-term vision to fix and stabilize the Coupeville Wharf, the Port of Coupeville is…
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Driver with four prior DUIs arrested again for alleged drunken driving
A driver with four prior DUI convictions was arrested on South Whidbey early this month for allegedly driving…
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This time, Wright’s Crossing development faces fewer hurdles
Wright’s Crossing has a new proposed development aimed at tackling the housing crisis — this time, with fewer…
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Firefighters to confront district board at meeting
A number of North Whidbey firefighters are unhappy with how their district commissioners are governing, but the fire…
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Mailbox wins in ‘jousting match’ against car
Kevin Lundgren thought it was pretty funny when a car decided to drive itself into the mailbox outside…
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Atienza promoted to rank of captain in U.S. Air Force
JOEL S. ATIENZA has been selected for promotion to the rank of captain in the Air Force.
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Jansen earns spot on Dean’s List at Northwestern College, Iowa
JULIANN JANSEN, daughter of Dwayne and Debra Jansen of Oak Harbor, has earned a spot on the Academic…
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Kennedy joins Peoples Bank as VP, commercial banking officer
Peoples Bank has announced the hiring of PATRICK KENNEDY as a vice president and commercial banking officer.
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Basics of Pistol Shooting course offered at Sportsmen’s Association
North Whidbey Sportsmen’s Association is offering a series of monthly safety classes to the general public.