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Judge declines to revoke accused child rapist’s bail
A judge declined to revoke bail for a man charged with child rape who is accused of violating…
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Langley directs funds toward its initiative against systemic racism
The Langley City Council has taken its next step towards promoting racial justice with the passing of a…
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Parks director parks lawnmower after 37 years
Being in charge of city parks may seem like a sunshiny job dedicated to mowing lawns, planting flowers…
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Oak Harbor police getting body cameras
Someday soon, people’s interactions with officers from the Oak Harbor Police Department may be recorded and subject to…
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Sailor hurt in shooting files complaint for $20 million
A Navy man injured during an unusual 2017 police standoff that ended in the fatal shooting of another…
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Oak Harbor Public Schools collecting Chromebooks for reuse
Following Gov. Jay Inslee’s closure of schools, Oak Harbor schools distributed 3,200 Chromebooks near the end of the…
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Fire departments see jump in carbon monoxide alarm calls
Fire departments on Whidbey are seeing an increase in carbon monoxide related calls, but often it’s just that…
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Shredding event benefits Soroptimist endeavors
Savibank in Freeland and Soroptimist international of South Whidbey Island are holding a shredding event 10 a.m. to…
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COER, Navy settle FOIA lawsuit
A group known for protesting jet noise at the Navy airfield near Coupeville settled a federal, public-records lawsuit…
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County revises rule for outdoor activities
Anyone gathering outdoors in groups of more than 10 people must first submit a waiver request to the…
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Whidbey’s first legal distillery turns 10
The island’s first (legal) distillery, Whidbey Island Distillery in Langley, turns 10 on Sunday.
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Call him ‘Flipper’
A few lucky boaters in Penn Cove got quite the show when a common dolphin was spotted splashing…