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Former contractor challenges county auditor
An accounting contractor who worked for the Island County auditor is challenging her former boss in November’s general…
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Congressional candidates buck party platforms
Candidates for Washington’s Second Congressional Seat stray from hard-set party platforms on a few issues.
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Auction, run raise funds for boys and girls club
The Coupeville Boys and Girls Club will host two events next week in an effort to raise funds…
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Changes coming to lighthouse management
Management of the Admiralty Head Lighthouse will be changing hands later this year and an employment position will…
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Giant pumpkins weigh-off Saturday
After 45 years of teaching in the Oak Harbor School District, Mike Radach reversed roles this spring when…
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John Wood
John Donald “Jack” Wood, age 84, passed away Oct. 8, 2014, surrounded by his wife of 58 years…
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October 2014 calendar
The following are harvest and Halloween-themed offerings on Whidbey Island this month:
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North and Central Whidbey farmers markets go out with bang
Although the annual Harvest Fest in Coupeville celebrates the end of another harvest season, some farmers will continue…
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Whidbey News Group publisher is new Washington Newspaper Publishers Association president
During the annual Washington Newspaper Publishers Association convention in Chelan, Whidbey News Group Publisher and Executive Editor Keven…
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Oak Harbor High School gets new statues
Artist Ries Niemi and Friend Holloway install two new statues at Oak Harbor High School Thursday, Oct. 2.
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League of Women Voters of Whidbey Island holding forums
The League of Women Voters of Whidbey Island and Sno-Isle Libraries are co-sponsoring two candidate forums this month.
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Candidates for Island County commissioner take differing views on transit, marijuana
The two candidates running for Island County District 3 seat offer differing views on top county issues like…
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Whidbey Island newspapers bring home awards for excellence
Whidbey News Group staff shined during the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association’s annual Washington Better Newspaper Contest.