Photo by Mia Gehrmann on Facebook

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Cannibalistic deep-sea fish found on Whidbey

Although this is a rare occurrence, it is not cause for alarm.

Dr. Mark Borden

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Third WhidbeyHealth board member resigns this year

Most hospital board commissioners will be appointed, rather than elected, after Borden is replaced.

A video of the blast shows the moment that the house exploded.

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700 pounds of fireworks at center of Whidbey Island fire investigation

Multiple reports indicate that a cigarette may have been a catalyst in the fire and explosion.

Photo by David Welton. The sisters have become a familiar presence in Whidbey Island’s magical community, offering bone casting readings, teaching classes and encouraging others to learn an ancient form of divination they believe belongs to everyone.

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Reading between the bones: ‘Wyrd Systers’ offer spiritual insights

Forget stethoscopes — Whidbey Island’s self-appointed spiritual diagnosticians prefer bones.

A video of the blast shows the moment that the house exploded.

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700 pounds of fireworks at center of fire, explosion investigation

Multiple reports indicate that a cigarette may have been a catalyst in the fire and explosion.

Photos by David Welton. For America’s 250th birthday, Whidbey Island will be decked out in red, white and blue. From hometown parades and pancake breakfasts to live music, family activities and lots fireworks, it will be a packed holiday weekend.
Photo by David Welton. The Maxwelton Community Club’s annual Fourth of July Parade offers a combination of patriotic enthusiasm and quirky characters.

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Stars, stripes and small-town fun

Check out this roundup of plenty of ways to celebrate Independence Day close to home.

Photo provided. Omma and Kurt Christensen adopted a dog and two cats that were rescued and brought to WAIF.

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70 animals find homes as woman faces bench warrant

A Whidbey woman convicted in Island County’s largest animal cruelty case is wanted on a bench warrant

The Whidbey Pickleball Association’s plan for its new facility

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Group partnering with neighborhood to build pickleball courts

Pickleball players in Oak Harbor are taking court construction into their own hands.

Photo by Carol Lewellen

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Firefighters, occupants injured during fire at Greenbank home

The fire occurred Wednesday afternoon on Smugglers Cove Road.

(USAF photo by Sgt. Jen Healy) PR1 James Shoemaker (ret.) runs the track during Navy team trials for the Warrior Games.

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Warrior Games restore what injury took away

Oak Harbor resident and Navy veteran James Shoemaker competed in the games last week.

(Photo by Tanya M. Hanson) Nobody was injured, and the pilot made what a detective with the Island County Sheriff’s Office called a “great landing.”

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Smoke in cockpit forces Penn Cove landing

An overheated battery spurred a Canadian seaplane’s unexpected detour.

(Photo by Allyson Ballard) Members of United to Save Our Beautiful Town wore their green T-shirts to a town meeting last week.

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Town development dispute fuels new citizens group

A memorandum of agreement from 2004 is at the center of the dispute.

McColl

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District loses popular principal

Eric McColl resigned as principal of Coupeville Elementary School.