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The Sillars family experiments with ideas and ingredients in preparation for their edible book creations

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Jell-o and leeks anyone? Edible Book Festival offers a taste of words

In describing Anthony Burgess’s 1962 dystopian novella “A Clockwork Orange,” the word “ultra-violence” is far more likely to…

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Kindergarten information night geared to help parents prepare

South Whidbey Elementary will host a new kind of kindergarten information night this year.

A pod of orcas swims in the waters near the Mukilteo Ferry Dock.

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Welcome the whales: As grays and orcas make their way through Puget Sound, sighting opportunities are plentiful

South Whidbey residents will have plenty of opportunities to spy a whale in the coming months as the…

Ken Petry and Britt Fletcher are preparing for what they expect to be a busy harvest season.

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Freeland blueberry farm expects 20,000 pounds from 2015 harvest

Driving through Freeland on Highway 525, it’s likely you’ve seen the cart and banner advertising Mutiny Bay Blues…

Jim Kaiser of Osprey Solutions puts together an osprey nest platform near Waterman’s Field at South Whidbey High School on March 20.

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School district relocates South Whidbey raptors’ platform

A new nesting space is awaiting the resident osprey of Waterman’s Field at South Whidbey High School.

Fred Lundahl

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Ho?geldiniz: NWLA celebrates Turkish culture

Language of Food aims to connect individuals through cross-cultural community gatherings featuring food, conversation, cultural presentations, music and…

Jennifer Minifie

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Clinton woman to open Everett’s first Recovery Cafe

Clinton resident Wendy Grove is the executive director of the Everett Recovery Cafe, a refuge for people who…

Jim Castaneda

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Original Jim brings ‘beatbox soul’ to WICA

Like the melodies he once bestowed upon throngs of Euro-Disney tourists and numerous Pacific Northwest bar-goers, Jim Castaneda’s…

Tiger Marital Arts owner Wendi Barker (left) and assistant Joel Worster instruct a class on Tuesday evening at the Freeland dojo. This is Barker’s 10th year in business.

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Freeland dojo Tiger Martial Arts still kicking after 10 years

Wendi Barker, owner of Tiger Martial Arts in Freeland, began her first karate class in Boston at age…

Dean Campbell (left) talks with Don Goodfellow and Albert Luhn on Thursday afternoon. The three are part of a group of 15 men who graduated from Langley High School in the 1940s and early 1950s.  Langley High School was located on the same property as the present-day Langley Middle School. The men meet for lunch at noon on the second Thursday of each month at the Holmes Harbor Rod and Gun Club.

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Langley High School alumni reunite to reminisce

For the group of 15 men seated around the lunch table at Holmes Harbor Rod and Gun Club,…

Leslie Breeden

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Sarungano raises funds for Zimbabwean children

In Shona, one of 16 official Zimbabwean languages, the word Sarungano means storyteller. The women of Sarungano are…

Pastor Elizabeth Felt was hired as the second full-time pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday

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Trinity hires first female pastor

Elizabeth Felt was called to the ministry at an early age, but being female, she didn’t see pastorship…

Students work on a robot during Wednesday’s Robotics Anonymous class at South Whidbey Academy.

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Underwater robotics program at South Whidbey Academy seeks funding

On a recent Wednesday afternoon, a dozen or so brightly clad South Whidbey Academy middle schoolers buzzed about…