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Woman rescued from cliff

A South End woman sustained minor injuries falling partway down a cliff on March 21.

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Oak Harbor flag thief arrested

Police recover the flags from transient man.

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Alleged dog stabber wanted on $250k warrant

An Oak Harbor man failed to appear for a hearing in Island County Superior Court Monday.

Photo by David Welton. Seattle resident Malia Keene was shocked by the gas prices in Clinton on Monday.

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Gas prices spike on South Whidbey

Gas prices on South Whidbey are among the highest in the nation this week.

Photo by Marina Blatt. Mayor Ronnie Wright presented a “We See You” award to two Oak Harbor marina maintenance attendants who aided in the rescue of a marina tenant who had fallen into the bay in January.

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Marina staff recognized for life-saving effort

Mayor Ronnie Wright presented a “We See You” award to two Oak Harbor marina maintenance attendants.

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Sno-Isle Libraries to ask for levy restoration

Island County voters will decide whether to restore levy funding for Sno-Isle Libraries.

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State to help fund Oak Harbor marina updates

Outstanding marina improvement projects are getting a financial boost.

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Burglar who terrorized sleeping couple sentenced

As part of a plea bargain, Silas Mattson pleaded guilty to residential burglary of a Clinton home.

City of Langley image. Langley is planning to restripe Sixth Street to became an edge lane road.

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Langley plans to install ‘edge lane road’

The city of Langley is planning to restripe Sixth Street in a unique configuration to slow traffic.

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Hospital board picks candidates once again

The board narrowed down the candidates to four people during the meeting on Thursday.

Those with information about the incident are encouraged to call 911.

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City investigating flag vandalism

Vandalism occurred at four city-owned properties, including multiple parks and City Hall.

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Home connecting to Navy waterline after PFAS detected in well

A home is being added to the Navy’s waterline because of harmful per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances.

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City under pressure to relieve bathroom situation

Business people in Langley think the limited public restroom hours really stink.