News
Herd of landscaping goats returns to South End
They’re baaaack. Carol Osterman’s famous herd of landscape clearing goats returned to South Whidbey last week, and as…
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Phase 3 yields promise
A piece of property off of Highway 525 is being considered for purchase by the Freeland Water and…
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Officials confirm South Whidbey State Park will transition to day-use only
It appears the campground closure at South Whidbey State Park may be permanent.
Business
South Whidbey Record welcomes new marketing consultant
The South Whidbey Record has hired JoAnn Baker as its new marketing consultant.
Opinion
EDITOR’S COLUMN | Waiting for candidates akin to Christmas eve
It’s Friday morning, the sun is shining and next week is filing week. That might not get a…
News
Hearts & Hammers: Volunteers fix, repair more than 30 homes on work day
The garden is weeded, the grass cut, the rotten deck boards replaced, the roof is blessedly free of…
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Barber says adieu to Whidbey clients, friends after 30 years
After nearly three decades of cutting hair on South Whidbey, Theresa Johnson set down her shears for good…
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Freeland bald eagle lives to soar again
An injured bald eagle from the Freeland area was released back into the wild Thursday.
News
South End PR firm owner arrested, charged with child rape
A Langley man who ran a public relations firm on South Whidbey turned himself in Monday after being…
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New Island County fairgrounds manager eager to see growth
Meet Melene Thompson. She’s already well-known to people on South Whidbey, but will likely become even more familiar…
News
Drilling for answers
J. Glenn Mutti-Driscoll, a hydrogeologist with Seattle-based Pacific Groundwater Group, looked at a core sample dug on a…
Opinion
EDITOR’S COLUMN | A rebirth for Clinton?
I thought with regular exercise one is supposed to lose weight. What a crock. Six pounds. Six. Pounds.…
News
Frog Prince makes debut on Lone Lake | CORRECTED
A maritime marvel literally unfolded before a crowd at Lone Lake this week.