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Resident population of porpoises identified

Researchers have identified harbor porpoises in the Salish Sea.

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Pool contract, levy approved by South Whidbey Parks and Rec

An aquatic recreation center is one step closer to becoming a reality for South Whidbey.

Photo by David Welton

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Whidbey tour welcomes visitors to studios

People peek into the studios of professional artists around Whidbey during an annual two-day event.

Photo by South Whidbey Fire/EMS

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Brush fire scorches hillside in Freeland

Apart from a birdhouse, no structures were damaged Sunday afternoon.

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Fireworks burst to attention of county commissioners, once again

An Island County commissioner is discussing changes to future Independence Day celebrations.

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Langley City Council branches into tree talks

Council members vied to get a word in during an evening that was somewhat tempestuous at times.

Photo by David Welton

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Handyman, carpenter, carver: Clinton artist taking requests

A South Whidbey resident practices the ancient tradition of Tibetan woodcarving.

Photo by Jennifer Holmes

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Oak Harbor Library hosts wildlife photography show

Holmes’ upcoming show focuses on many of Whidbey Island’s avian inhabitants

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Candidate withdraws from hospital board race

Theodore Smith has decided to drop out of the race for a seat on the public hospital district…

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Levy and aquatic center on the agenda for special meeting

South Whidbey Parks and Rec will discuss a levy and an aquatic rec center construction contract.

Photo by David Welton

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Langley City Council to discuss tree protection

After recent removal of six large trees Langley City Council is planning to discuss tree protection.

Photo by David Welton

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Whidbey Island Fair celebrates 100th birthday

Fairgoers could meet animals, try deep-fried foods and enjoy carnival rides.

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Neighbors spot rare hummingbird on Whidbey

Greenbank resident Vicki Burdeaux and her partner Marsha Coolidge noticed an unusual sight.