They’re cute, they’re fuzzy and their and 100 percent off limits.
Seal-pup season began last month and will run through September and experts are once again warning the public to keep their distance.
They’re cute, they’re fuzzy and their and 100 percent off limits.
Seal-pup season began last month and will run through September and experts are once again warning the public to keep their distance.
Well, here I am.
It seems like just yesterday I was new to Whidbey Island and begging for a job at the South Whidbey Record. Now, a handful of years later, I’m the editor with the reins in my hands.
Nearly 300 people turned out for the 17th annual Whidbey Triathlon Saturday.
Participants plied the waters of Goss Lake, cycled down country roads and pounded pavement to complete the 23.8-mile course through South Whidbey.
A land deal between a longtime farming family and a nonprofit group has resulted in the permanent preservation of 113 acres of pristine North Whidbey farmland.
The Whidbey Camano Land Trust announced Wednesday that it reached an agreement with the Muzzall family, owners of 3 Sisters Family Farms, to purchase a farming conservation easement on their property along the North side of Scenic Heights Road overlooking Penn Cove.
The Washington State Transportation Commission has approved across-the-board fare hikes that will go into effect this fall.
Beginning Oct. 1, passenger fares will increase 2 percent and vehicle fares 3 percent. The cost of a ticket will jump again May 1 when passenger fares go up another 2 percent and vehicle fares another 2.5 percent.
A Central Whidbey community group aiming to close Outlying Field Coupeville has taken its fight to federal court.
Coupeville resident Lisbeth Cort will serve as interim manager of Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve.
The fate of a much discussed law and justice levy is now in the hands of Island County voters.
A Central Whidbey man is facing two felony charges following a joyride down State Highway 20 on a stolen John Deere farm tractor.
The Island County Board of Commissioners rejected community requests to lower the speed limits on two rural roads this week.
Business on Whidbey Island is reaching new heights with the addition of a skydiving drop zone.
Jet noise over Central Whidbey is loud enough to cause permanent hearing damage, a privately-funded acoustics study asserts.
Island County Commissioner Kelly Emerson is no longer chairwoman of the board.