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Nationwide rise in measles cases has county officials worried
As of March 17, two cases have been identified in the state.
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Whidbey boat builders unveil unmanned vessel
A prototype military vessel that doesn’t have a crew has recently been unveiled on Whidbey Island.
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Langley’s discussion on growth stunted by disagreement
The City Council had clashing opinions about where to relocate the city’s Potential Growth Area.
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Soup kitchen boasts volunteers of a certain age
Every week, some of South Whidbey’s oldest residents gather at Island Church to serve free meals.
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Confusion over Coupeville sidewalk project leads to meeting disruption
Some community members are unhappy with the lack of direct communication.
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Coupeville assistant principal returns from leave
One of two school administrators placed on a “non-disciplinary leave pending an investigation” is back
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Prosecutor asks for sanctions in Elections Office mask case
A high-profile legal dispute has grown even more heated and potentially costly.
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St. Clair dispels rumors of early goodbye
County Commissioner Janet St. Clair has no plans for stepping down before the end of her term.
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Stalled hillside development may get extension
The fate of a visible but unfinished residential development in Oak Harbor may be decided next week.
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Navy releases draft of revised study on Growlers
The Navy is gathering comments about the draft, which can be submitted on the website until April 28
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Oak Harbor schools lead in vaccination rates
During this month’s meeting of the county’s CHAB, epidemiologists gave a detailed report.
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Group to investigate if Langley was ‘sundown town’
1970 census data shows a lack of Black households in Langley.
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Inmate will be medicated against his will
James Madden appeared in Island County Superior Court to face two criminal cases against him.