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U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen visits Help House
Potential cuts to SNAP funding could affect the food bank’s ability to aid those in need.
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Clinton business people raise concerns ahead of development moratorium vote
South Whidbey residents are continuing to voice their concerns about a development moratorium
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Bid awards start city road construction season
Oak Harbor’s infrastructure is getting an asphalt and water-main makeover
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Governor chooses Florida firm over Nichols Brothers to build hybrid-electric ferries
After nearly two months of consideration, Gov. Bob Ferguson has chosen the out-of-state bidder to build new hybrid-electric…
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Virtual workshop to address wildfire preparedness on the island
Wildfire seasons in Washington intensify, and it’s essential to understand the associated risks.
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Fund started after a high-profile tragedy
Greenbank business owner started a fundraiser for a family that lost everything.
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Port-a-potty destroyed in arson
An arsonist destroyed a portable restroom in Oak Harbor’s Volunteer Park on Saturday.
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Brace for busy 4th of July weekend traffic on and off Whidbey
The Fourth of July falls on Friday, promising long lines for drivers hoping to catch a state ferry.
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Coupeville rules about horses in parades questioned
Community members are upset at the disallowal of a horserider at the Coupeville Pride parade.
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WA lawmakers condemn political violence as attack on democratic process
WA state lawmakers denounce the murder of a Minnesota lawmaker and Trump’s attempted assassination.
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Ferry event, mural to honor orca Tokitae
Nearly two years after her death, the lingering memory of Tokitae is still making a splash.
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No mortar fireworks in Island County this July 4
On Independence Day this year, on Whidbey, one type of firework will be missing from the mix.
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Officials question DOT about lack of bridge plans
State DOT officials met Wednesday to talk about the future of the historic bridge.