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State may help with Whidbey algae woes
Island County officials are searching for ways to deal with a more subtler aspect of climate change.
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Suspect rams cars, escapes police
James S. Kiesel Jr., a 37-year-old Oak Harbor resident, is wanted on a $100,000 warrant
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Unsafe generator use sparks South Whidbey fires
At least two structure fires caused by generators over the weekend have rendered homes unlivable.
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Windstorm knocks out power
The first major wind storm of the season knocked out power for nearly 35,000 Island County residents
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Shavers, Paul, St. Clair, Felici ahead in first count
Incumbent candidates in Island County races are ahead in the first count of ballots Tuesday night while two…
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Candidate’s father alleges son lied, including about military service
Clyde Shavers claimed to be a nuclear submarine officer. His father says ‘not even for a day.’
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Voting now open for Whidbey nonprofit organizations to win big
Whidbey Island organizations are in the running for a grant from the Boeing Employees’ Credit Union.
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Crew members receive award for life-saving efforts
Two crew members from NAS Whidbey Island Search and Rescue received a prestigious award this week.
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Goosefoot convenes new housing organization
A South Whidbey nonprofit formed a working group to address the growing housing crisis.
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Commissioners approve rate increase for solid waste disposal
Next year there will be increases in the rates county residents pay for the disposal of solid waste.
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Board room dedicated to Kathleen Anderson
Board members dedicated their meeting room to the former member who passed away last September.
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Merwine resigns from Coupeville School Board
The Coupeville School Board will begin the search for a new director.
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Chief deputy treasurer, salesman face off in election
Chief Deputy Treasurer Tony Lam, a Democrat, is facing Richard MacQuarrie, a Republican.