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Binoculars, birds and keeping tabs on habitat
Whidbey’s Audubon annual count adds up for conservation
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Gun left in public loo | Island Scanner
The following items were selected from reports made to the Island County Sheriff’s Office:
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Rep. Smith introduces net neutrality bill
The day before the Federal Communications Commission ended net neutrality, a Republican state representative from Clinton introduced a…
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Safe Ride Home revs up for second run
A sign with the words “please don’t drink and drive” was erected on Highway 525 earlier this month…
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Oak Harbor Schools superintendent teaches improv jazz
Starting at 7 a.m., Oak Harbor Schools Superintendent Lance Gibbon begins his Wednesdays in a cramped, studio-like room…
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County lodging tax committee asks awardees for some money back
Island County awarded grants this year to 13 nonprofits to promote tourism using lodging tax funds.
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Oak Harbor teacher in reach of Grammy
Darren McCoy has never been this close to making it to the Grammys, and he’s been closer than…
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Central Whidbey fire chief honored by Red Cross
The American Red Cross recognized Ed Hartin, fire chief with Central Whidbey Island Fire and Rescue, for his…
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Student a step closer to international success
Coupeville Middle School student Tara Halterman is one step closer to becoming an internationally recognized artist by winning…
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Counties unite against unfunded mandates
Island County is joining an effort to get the state’s attention regarding unfunded mandates. The members of the…
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Grants to help fund town road repairs
Some Coupeville roads will be getting a facelift in the coming year. Coupeville Town Council approved three road…
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Police investigating report that Oak Harbor student was accosted
Oak Harbor police are investigating a report that a student was accosted after getting off a school bus…
