WAIF administrators hope the “Break the Cycle” program will reduce Whidbey’s unwanted pet population.
Councilmembers voted against shells, smoke bombs, sparklers and their ilk last spring in a 4-1 vote.
Washington State Ferries is having a hard time staffing its boats.
The city of Anacortes announced Thursday that its customers no longer needed to conserve water.
Four EA-18G Growlers will conduct a flyover for Lt. j.g. John “Mike” Wolf on June 26, around 2:15 p.m.
Crabbers have two chances this month to learn tips and tricks before the season opens on July 1.
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North Whidbey residents have been asked to voluntarily reduce water usage.
Azamat B. Kurmangali appeared telephonically in Island County Superior Court June 21.
Capt. Eric Hanks has been selected to replace Capt. Matthew Arny.
Rowers of all ages may be coming to Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor, if a local club’s plans work out.
A group supporting Island County nonprofits is seeking new members before its next donation cycle.
Kevin J. Daves was allegedly held in solitary confinement and fed only peanut butter and crackers.
Whidbey Island will soon receive millions of dollars of American Rescue Plan funding.
Oak Harbor High School seniors graduate on June 19.
Coupeville High School’s top five seniors didn’t let a difficult pandemic year hold them back.
WhidbeyHealth has listed a 4.56 acre vacant property for sale on the real estate website Zillow.
Hundreds of demonstrators lined the street in front of South Whidbey High School Friday afternoon.
A banner celebrating 2021 graduates was also left vandalized.
Island County commissioners voted last week to approve Port of Coupeville’s application for funding.
