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Man who cut power poles not competent to stand trial
A Central Whidbey man who cut down power poles is not competent to stand trial.
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Whidbey woman allegedly lived in stolen car
A Coupeville woman who had been living in a stolen car is facing a felony charge.
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North Whidbey Parks and Rec levy on ballot again
The only public swimming pool on Whidbey Island will remain open if the parks and rec levy passes.
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Business owner challenges incumbent for District 10 seat
The race for Legislative District 10, position 2, is in the final stretch.
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Langley budget talks continue with good news
Finance Director Wanda Grone revealed that the beginning balance for the general fund has improved.
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Parks and rec nixes pool deck enhancement, decides deductible options
South Whidbey Parks and Rec may back some design elements for a new aquatic recreation facility.
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Bad music video leads to felony
Oak Harbor man accused of violating a no-contact order by sending angry texts to his ex-girlfriend.
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Angel sculpture crosses last bridge
A new Oak Harbor sculpture crossed Deception Pass on Monday.
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Stanwood, Oak Harbor finish investigation into ‘hateful words’ at game
What was said remains unclear and the districts would only confirm words were exchanged, but not if they…
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Langley City Council resumes discussion on cutting committee
Langley officials are again considering condensing the number of citizen-led commissions.
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COER warns Navy about plans for new lawsuit
A Whidbey Island anti-jet-noise group plans to sue over the alleged impacts Navy EA-18G Growlers.
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Highway 20 roundabout work to bring road closures
WSDOT plans to turn the intersection of West Fakkema Road and Highway 20 into a compact roundabout.
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County health assessment reveals housing, health challenges
Residents continue to face housing challenges and a scarcity of doctors and mental health providers.