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South Whidbey vigil invites people to ‘say their names’
On the eve of the Fourth of July this year, Sandra Stipe wanted to do something meaningful.
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Pack your patience if you plan to ride a state ferry
Those planning to take the ferry to or from Whidbey Island this Fourth of July weekend may want…
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School board planning equity policy
South Whidbey School Board took its first steps towards evaluating its education system by agreeing to draft an…
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New Freeland frozen yogurt business stays cool
Starting a new business can be a big risk, especially during a global pandemic. A Freeland couple is…
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Coalition’s partnership blooms
A self-titled “Crazy Bag Lady” and a gardener have joined forces for the second year in a row…
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WICA reveals plans for summer programming
Summer entertainment outside of the home might be hard to come by these days, but a South Whidbey…
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Board renews school chief’s contract
Coupeville schools Superintendent Steve King’s three-year contract was renewed this past week by the school district’s board of…
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Pharmacy leaving its Ken’s Korner location
After 15 years at Ken’s Korner in Clinton, Island Drug is looking for a new location after being…
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Worker shortage, limited capacity new norm for ferries
Ferry riders frustrated by the lengthy wait times this past weekend for the Clinton-Mukilteo route should anticipate that…
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New farmer seeking fruit for his flock
A new farmer who has bitten off a little more than he can chew is asking the community…
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New Friday market lends space to local vendors
While many Langley restaurants have opted to take advantage of the city’s new proclamation to move seating outdoors,…
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Open swim lessons set to resume in July
Many events may have been canceled this summer, but the South Whidbey Parks and Aquatics Foundation is planning…
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Community advocate, volunteer joins county race
A community outreach coordinator and self-described concerned citizen advocate is the third challenger in the race for Island…