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One-man Whidbey Island farm gears up for spring
The pandemic has brought a longtime farmer out of retirement.
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Langley council tables discussion of property sale
The land is 340 square feet and shaped like a triangle.
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Alternative school seeking students, staff
South Whidbey parents are close to getting state approval of Woodhaven High School.
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Town ponder removal of World War II-era structure
The old concrete cistern hasn’t been utilized for 25 years.
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South Whidbey survey takes deep dive into community’s priorities for public pool
A bond measure in 2022 might be another funding source for the pool along with grants.
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Langley continues to be a passport hotspot
The National Passport Center has been directing people to Langley.
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Community remembers longtime officer from South Whidbey
Mark Brinkman, 56, passed away unexpectedly Sunday night.
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Grange membership denials widen political divide
The majority of 60 applicants who applied for membership were rejected for their signing of a petition.
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Master Gardeners kick off plant sale, continue clincs
G reen thumbs who have had a taste of spring sunshine and want to begin planting can do…
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Charity for foster care holding auction
A nonprofit organization with a mission to meet the needs of foster children will hold its first-ever auction…
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Tack sale coming to fairgrounds
Equestrians and horse lovers who want to get ahead of their spring cleaning have just a few more…
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Island’s farmers market season gets underway
The Coupeville Farmers Market opened last weekend and more markets are coming up.
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‘Bras & Beauty’ to help women in need
The event at Clinton Community Hall on April 17 will have clothing and toiletries for women in need.