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Land Trust celebrating 30 years with family-friendly shindig
The Whidbey Camano Land Trust is celebrating its 30th Anniversary, and the community is invited! Join the local…
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WAIF breaks ground on new shelter
Approximately 60 people attended the groundbreaking for the new Whidbey Animals' Improvement Foundation shelter last week.
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Police haul out armor for Tuesday’s National Night Out
Oak Harbor Police Department’s newest and biggest toy will be unveiled during Tuesday’s National Night Out.
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Coupeville veterinarians give back to communities impacted by landslide
Before Ken Leaman came to Coupeville to set up a veterinary clinic in 1992, he operated his business…
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Board needs to not be a rubber stamp | Letter
The piggy bank finally broke and the Island Transit Board needs to wake up and stop being a…
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Write-in candidate for sheriff aiming to represent Democrats
When you watch too much Jon Stewart, you run the risk of ending up like 87-year-old Dave Olinger.…
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State to audit transit books
Financial experts at the Washington state Auditor’s Office will be going through books at Island Transit in the…
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Blue Angel proud to call Whidbey his home
Estimating that he’s on the road for approximately 300 days a year, Nate Barton could be excused if…
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Whidbey Island inspires Brackenwood artists
Freeland resident Ginny O’Neill has been an artist all her life, from drawing friends’ portraits as a teenager…
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Oak Harbor man Paul Birkeland reflects on his CIA career
Nationally recognized as a great place to retire, Whidbey Island is filled with myriad aging adults with fascinating…
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Oak Harbor registration begins Aug. 5
New student registration and returning student confirmation starts Aug. 5 in the Oak Harbor School District.
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Parents, community getting ready for Race the Reserve
Race the Reserve, which returns Saturday, Aug. 9, is more than a fundraiser.
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Race the Reserve becomes community event
Race the Reserve, which returns Saturday, Aug. 9, is more than a fundraiser.