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Road kill to become open game for motorists in Washington
If you hit and kill it, now you can eat it. Starting July 1, motorists can legally salvage…
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Bayview Farmers Market opens season under sunny skies
Based on turnout, the Bayview Farmers Market looked like it was in summer swing on its opening day…
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State to lift shrimp ban; Langley leaders will protest agency decision
Sand shrimp harvesting will resume around Whidbey and Saratoga Passage this summer after a two-year hiatus, though it…
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Boys golfers finish second at Useless Bay match | FALCON BOYS GOLF
South Whidbey finished second at a three-team match Monday afternoon at Useless Bay Golf and Country Club.
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South Whidbey tests Granite Falls during strong second inning | FALCON SOFTBALL
Granite Falls saw a different team when they played South Whidbey softball earlier this season.
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South Whidbey secures second seed in bi-district playoffs | FALCON BASEBALL
Though there was plenty at stake, South Whidbey baseball’s win over King’s Monday afternoon was without drama.
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Connecting to success: Whidbey Tel to lay more fiber optics across South End
Looking around FusionSpark Media co-founder Russell Sparkman’s office, one thing becomes abundantly clear — it’s unoccupied save Sparkman.
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South Whidbey student raises environmental awareness
Based on her current resume, South Whidbey senior Sophia Stoughton would have been hard to recognize two years…
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South Whidbey falters in chance to secure state berth | FALCON BOYS SOCCER
It happened before South Whidbey’s boys soccer team had a chance to blink.
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Spyhop permitting gets simpler following complaint to Langley
Langley City Hall is scrapping a permitting step proposed for Spyhop, the new restaurant and lounge on Second…
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South Whidbey hopes to solidify state berth | FALCON BOYS SOCCER
South Whidbey boys soccer could secure a berth to the class 1A state championships with a win over…
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Knowledge Bowl team shows mental toughness in third place finish
Whidbey High School’s Knowledge Bowl team knows a little something about what it’s like to be mentally exhausted.…
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Freeland sewer plan not so bad, property owners say
The Freeland Water and Sewer District’s $10.5 million plan to bring sewers to Freeland’s commercial core was received…