The joy, kindness and love behind Santa Claus will be examined at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 23 at Lifetree Café.
Trump thrives on demagoguery. He’s a tyrant whose money insulated him from any consequences of being a bully that bulldozes anyone who disagrees with him. This may work sometimes in the business world. In politics, though, it leads to absolute, catastrophic disaster.
An Oak Harbor family escaped safely after a fire ripped through a bedroom at their home at Northeast Third Avenue early Thursday morning.
Oak Harbor may become home to a second state-licensed marijuana retailer, and the rest of Island County can host an additional two stores, under measures proposed this week by staffers at the state’s Liquor and Cannabis Board.
Mitchell trains service dogs for Summit Assistance Dogs, a North Whidbey nonprofit.
Freeman Boyer and Spence Purvis looked as regal as the Lions for which their service club is named.
Coupeville High School senior Makana Stone was selected as the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association 1A female Player of the Week for Dec. 7-12.
Five members of the North Whidbey Aquatic Club competed against the region’s top swimmers at the Pacific Northwest Swimming 14 and Under Short Course Championships Dec. 11-13 in Federal Way.
The Coupeville Marshal’s Office responded to the following calls:
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On behalf of Coupeville Lions Club, we’d like to thank The Whidbey Examiner for their gracious coverage of our recent Lions Club Shopping Spree benefit event for Gifts From the Heart Foodbank.
Camille Brighten, vice president of the American Association of University Women, delivered one of many bags of personal and household items to Annie Singletary of Citizens Against Domestic Abuse.
For the father of a young man who died in Island County jail, a three-county settlement for $4 million really wasn’t about the money. It was about what the money says, the acknowledgement of unconscionable negligence, Coupeville resident Fred Farris explained.
Leaders with the Sustainable Whidbey Coalition announced Monday that the eight-year program will be ending.