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South Whidbey alum researches cancer abroad
Randall Johnson serves on the committee that selects the Nobel Prize and is researching cancer.
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Meetings to inform public about fire levy lid lift
South Whidbey residents will soon have the opportunity to weigh in on a proposed fire levy lid lift.
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Legislative candidates talk ferries, schools
The heat didn’t deter voters from attending another in-person candidate forum on South Whidbey.
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Port of South Whidbey eyes school property for possible housing
The port has decided to pause its application to change the zoning at the fairgrounds.
Life
Shrek, Jr. takes the stage at children’s theater
The Whidbey Children’s Theatre is bringing the evergreen and humorous classic to the Langley stage.
Life
Drone light show attracts a crowd in Langley
Langley residents rejoiced Saturday as a fleet of drones lit the night sky with colorful shapes.
Life
Documentary plunges into ‘Thelma Louise’
South Whidbey residents can catch award-winning film at The Clyde.
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Shed set ablaze in Scatchet Head
No injuries were sustained in a Clinton fire that consumed a small shed the night of June 28.
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Campgrounds open, food booths reinforced just in time for fair
After an electrical issue forced it to close, the Whidbey Island Fairgrounds’ campground will reopen.
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Langley ponders budget dilemma
Officials continue to discuss ways to scrimp and save in light of the city’s dire financial situation
Life
Fireworks pose danger to nesting eagles and other wildlife
It’s not only Fido who will cower from the sound of the big booms.
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Superintendents report surprising observances of youth behavior
Whidbey superintendents painted a bleak picture of students’ mental and behavioral health.
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Commissioner candidates convene in Clinton for forum
The forum – the first of its kind on South Whidbey since the pandemic – attracted over 100…