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Navy training schedule change

Field carrier landing practice at Ault field is now scheduled from late morning to mid-afternoon Thursday, Jan. 4,…

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SAR completes Med Evac in Port Angeles

A Search and Rescue team from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island conducted a medical evacuation around 4:30 a.m.…

2017 in review

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2017 in review

This weekend marks the end of a year of a changing political climate, tragedy, triumph and growth. Whidbey…

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April Fools stories mark most read of the year

Out of the thousands of articles published this year in the Whidbey News-Times, the Top Two stories read…

Healthcare enrollment help coming to Oak Harbor

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Healthcare enrollment help coming to Oak Harbor

Navigators available Jan. 9 at Skagit Valley College

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Goosefoot’s first grant cycle completed, $88,000 awarded

Ten Whidbey Island nonprofit organizations are the beneficiaries of Goosefoot Community Fund’s first official grant cycle.

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North Whidbey Fire and Rescue has busy Holiday weekend

North Whidbey Fire and Rescue responded to a structure fire and several weather-related accidents over the weekend, according…

Land Trust works to restore habitat near Crockett Lake

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Land Trust works to restore habitat near Crockett Lake

The Whidbey Camano Land Trust has planted 1,700 shrubs and small trees around Crockett Lake as part of…

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Shoreline permits a top priority for county in 2018

Island County commissioners identified increasing the efficiency of issuing shoreline development permits and updating the economic development element…

Christmas time is tamale time

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Christmas time is tamale time

Preparation brings family together

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WhidbeyHealth budget set at $272 million

Additional patients forecast at hospital, clinics

Suspected car thief accused of intimidating judge

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Suspected car thief accused of intimidating judge

A suspected car thief was wheeled into court in a restraint chair Wednesday because he bit a microphone,…

Caroling contest benefits local nonprofit causes

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Caroling contest benefits local nonprofit causes

Holiday music will ring through the streets of Coupeville 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday.