Scientists from across the nation agreed its most likely a specimen of Haliphron atlanticus.
Organizers hope the event will support local farms.
Ryan Nefcy has built a reputation as Whidbey’s go-to guy for all things buggy through Facebook.
Mary F. Bakeman completed the swim in one hour and four minutes.
South Whidbey’s Earth Sanctuary is offering a ripe opportunity.
Charlotte Daphne-Celeste Buzard Simmons-Otness
Two Coupeville residents have received statewide recognition for their efforts at Fort Casey Historical Park. Cheri and David Anderson are Washington State Parks 2019 volunteers… Continue reading
There’s a lobster-roll food truck parked by a pot shop and a teen girl dancing in a lobster costume on a rural stretch of Highway… Continue reading
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Island County is preparing for the 2020 Festival of Trees, but with some social distancing measures. Because of COVID-19, Festival… Continue reading
From Aug. 1-31, Rob Schouten Gallery in Langley will present new paintings by painter Alfredo Arreguín. At 85, Alfredo still paints daily and continues to… Continue reading
Pacific Northwest Naval Air Museum’s monthly Luncheon is 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 22 at the Elks Lodge, 155 N.E. Ernst St., Oak Harbor. John Hughes… Continue reading
One of my favorite things about living on this Rock has been how un-littered our highways and byways are with the annoying billboards and advertising… Continue reading
The following Whidbey Island residents earned placement on the Gonzaga University Dean’s List for spring semester 2020. OAK HARBOR Miranda Abunimeh, Kaela Flores, Andrew Franssen,… Continue reading
An avid book lover is asking the community to help him save unwanted books by donating them to him rather than sending them to an… Continue reading
After spending 12 years in New York, a Freeland native has returned to Whidbey Island to kickstart her plant-based meat alternative business. Anna Zefferys is… Continue reading
A new hot dog stand is finding its footing in Oak Harbor. Boston-bred Doug and Julianne Blynn are the owners of the newly established Flightline… Continue reading
An 83-year-old South Whidbey institution dedicated to social activities and outdoor sports is looking for a way to involve a fresh crop of members. The… Continue reading
Rob Schouten Gallery will present “Facade: What Lies Beneath the Surface,” July 4-28. The show will feature the work of artist Anne Belov. While the… Continue reading
Grab your bike helmet, it’s time to register for the fifth annual Sea, Trees, & Pie Bike Ride. The fun and non-competitive bike ride, organized… Continue reading
