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Sailboat filled with Scouts runs aground
One of Whidbey Island’s most famous boats made headlines Sunday when it ran aground in the San Juan…
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Traffic congestion expected with start of new road projects
Beware Whidbey Island drivers. It’s going to be a busy year for roadwork and next year won’t be…
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Public invited to Camp Casey open house June 17
The public is invited to see inside many of the buildings at Seattle Pacific University’s Camp Casey Conference…
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Camp Casey swim lesson registration now open
Registration is now open for summer swimming lessons at Camp Casey Pool.
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Research shows ample supply of sand shrimp
Finding a balance between sand shrimpers and whale watchers will be the million dollar question moving forward for…
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Coupeville Town Council considers first utility rate hike in 14 years
Members of the Coupeville Town Council got their first look at proposed utility rate increases during a special…
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Clinton barn fire ruled suspicious
A nighttime fire that destroyed a barn in Clinton last week has been officially deemed suspicious, the Island…
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New association aims to educate, empower mothers
From placenta encapsulation to newborn photography, pregnancy doulas to new parent support groups, Island Birth Association has assembled…
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WhidbeyHealth unveils new sign
With a few pulls from some strings, a purple sign with the new name of the hospital was…
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Church gives donations
St. Augustine’s in-the-Woods Episcopal Church awarded four checks to community organizations this week.
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Oak Harbor Area Navy League Council honored
The Oak Harbor Area Navy League Council was one of 13 Councils awarded, “Outstanding Council” at the national…
