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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shows love for Growler squadron
Photos and videos posted online show the Israeli prime minister with several NAS Whidbey members.
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Training, safety under new supervision at fire department
The fire department’s board of commissioners authorized a new battalion chief of training and safety.
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Council member questions light agendas
Recent lighter agendas at meetings was a prickly topic of conversation at Oak Harbor City Council.
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Woman, rescue groups work to remove 12 cats from home
Kitties were taken to Whidbey Animals’ Improvement Foundation and Critters and Co. Pet Center & Rescue.
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Woman, rescue groups work to remove 12 cats from home
Not a stranger to rescuing animals, Nootenboom was called to relocate the cats.
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Navy pauses notifications on Growler practice schedule
Navy base takes ‘prudent’ safety measure
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Reinstallation of South End docks planned
Two docks on the South End will be reinstalled later this month.
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Hospital board seeking nominees again
The board had two seats to fill after two elected hospital commissioners resigned earlier this year.
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Proposed passenger ferry expansion faces Senate sink-or-swim moment
Rep. Greg Nance, D-Bainbridge Island, is floating a potential solution.
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Study recommends Coupeville start small with wastewater reuse
Implementing a wastewater reuse system could get costly, quickly, depending on its capabilities.
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Sentencing set in murder of Whidbey man
A jury found 67-year-old Lynda Mercy, a Bellingham resident, guilty of murder.
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Growlers are ‘critical factor’ in Operation Epic Fury
The Growlers will be suppressing, jamming and destroying radar systems and missile batteries.
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South Whidbey Elementary principal appointed
The school district announced Thursday the appointment of Jordan Young as principal.