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American Association of University Women award scholarships

The Whidbey American Association of University Women awarded scholarships to Whidbey girls to aid their education in STEM…

Photo provided by the Washington State Department of Agriculture                                A closeup of the Asian hornets destructive mandibles.

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‘Murder hornets’ not seen on Whidbey — yet

‘Murder hornets’ have not been seen on Whidbey Island, but they would like it here.

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Memorial Day event adapts to the times

Rather than cancel this year’s Memorial Day service at Maple Leaf Cemetery, Kelly Davidson is adapting the event…

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County creates Recovery Task Force

As Island County begins the process of reopening post-pandemic, an economic recovery task force comprised of local leaders…

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Acorn sculpture plans change

Plans for transforming remnants of the 330-year-old Garry oak tree that once stood next to the Oak Harbor…

Rotary clubs donate supplies

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Rotary clubs donate supplies

The Rotary clubs on Whidbey Island have united to bring supplies to various agencies combatting the coronavirus.

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Schools adapt to pandemic closures

Last week, schools on Whidbey joined the rest of the state in moving classes online as buildings are…

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Story time from Bell’s Farm

With schools and libraries closed during the pandemic, many children may not be reading as much as they…

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Windjammer Park ramp cost increases

Because of poor soil conditions, costs have increased for installing a walkway near the sewage treatment plant in…

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Island County responds to Census

In the first month of the 2020 census, more than half of Island County residents have responded to…

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Choir teacher seeking music videos

Oak Harbor High School choir teacher Darren McCoy is reaching out to high school staff, students, parents and…

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Island Transit cuts half its routes

Beginning March 23, Island Transit will cut about half of Whidbey Island routes in response to the coronavirus…

Photo by Brandon Taylor/Whidbey News-Times John Del Prete’s fourth-grade class finally sees their published book, “Invisible Pollution in the Salish Sea,” since beginning the project in September.

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4th grade students publish book on Salish Sea

John Del Prete’s fourth-grade class crowded around two cardboard boxes stacked on a small cluster of desks near…