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New 564 area code is coming to Whidbey and rest of region

Whidbey residents may see phone-related changes in the new year.

Opinion

Overstuffed and underfed: A holiday tale on the rock

As I think about all the great food and drink I consumed over the holidays, all the loved…

Sports

Roehl continues to touch the lives of Coupeville student athletes

It’s a gift that keeps on giving.

News

Oak Harbor man drowns Saturday after falling from kayak

A 58-year-old Oak Harbor man died Saturday, Dec. 31 after he fell out of his kayak into the…

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Suspect in Mount Vernon officer shooting held in Island County jail

The man accused of shooting a Mount Vernon police officer last month is being held in Island County…

Officer seeks owner of homeless pigs

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Officer seeks owner of homeless pigs

Island County’s animal control officer found the owner of a couple of porkers that were at large in…

Cascade Mall shooter charged with five counts of aggravated murder

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Cascade Mall shooter charged with five counts of aggravated murder

Oak Harbor resident and accused Cascade Mall shooter Arcan Cetin was charged today.

VAQ-130 returns home after deployment

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VAQ-130 returns home after deployment

The “Zappers” of Electronic Attack Squadron 130 returned to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island just in time to…

Newborns bring new year cheer to Whidbey families

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Newborns bring new year cheer to Whidbey families

Eliette Pincin rang in the new year as Whidbey’s first born in 2017.

2016 in review: The good, the bad and the weird

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2016 in review: The good, the bad and the weird

From scary clowns to a giant weiner on wheels, 2016 saw its share of weirdness.

Island Ice is a hot event

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Island Ice is a hot event

Hundreds of people were surprised to find Oak Harbor’s Island Ice was not as chilling as expected.

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New 564 area code is coming to Whidbey and rest of region

Whidbey residents may see phone-related changes in the new year.

Sports

Coupeville athletes leave their mark on 2016

Here’s a look at the imprint Central Whidbey athletes left in 2016.