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Little Gemme, a pop-up shop selling carefully curated secondhand clothing, is opening this summer.

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The Oak Harbor and Coupeville Chambers are teeing up for a good cause.

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Eleven recruits recently graduated from the North Whidbey Fire and Rescue Fire Academy.

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