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GOP picks candidates for Senate seat
A North Whidbey entrepreneurial farmer is the top choice to replace state Sen. Barbara Bailey.
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Hospital sued by former employees
Two former WhidbeyHealth Medical Center employees who worked in the emergency room filed lawsuits against the hospital district,…
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Man arrested after pointing gun at deputy with sheriff’s office
An unusual dispute between a landlord and a tenant led to a dangerous moment at a Central Whidbey…
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Candidate forum slated for Oct. 8
With less than two weeks until ballots are mailed out, candidate forum season is in high gear.
Opinion
Editorial: Langley infrastructure measure holds water
It’s a lot of money, but dealing with Langley’s crumbling infrastructure in the current whack-a-mole fashion would be…
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Passenger pickup, drop off area open at ferry dock
It took awhile to happen, but the improved passenger pickup and drop off area at the Clinton Ferry…
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Poop talk in Oct. 3
Residents are invited to get the scoop on poop at a community discussion hosted by Washington State University…
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Langley’s infrastructure measure has fans, critics
An ambitious plan to install, repair and replace water, sewer and stormwater lines in the city of Langley…
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Drunk man chases cars | Island Scanner
The following items were selected from reports made to the Island County Sheriff’s Office:
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Assault suspect wanted in 3 states
A 20-year-old Clinton man accused of assaulting a woman and a teenage girl and then wrestling with deputies…
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Blood-splattered door, ‘creepy people,’ mysterious footsteps| Island Scanner
The following items were selected from reports made to the Island County Sheriff’s Office:
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Parks district considers new Trustland trail
Officials at South Whidbey Parks and Recreation are trying to find a path of least resistance.
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Residents seek class-action lawsuit over Growler noise
Attorneys representing 24 individuals and couples in Central Whidbey filed a lawsuit Thursday that seeks damages from the…