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Global tariffs have local consequences on Whidbey
Accidental overcharges, shipments held up at customs and duty bills in limbo are some of the issues.
Life
Young chess champ wins second place in regional tournament
Ten-year-old Clementine Penny of Clinton competed in the U.S. Chess Federation tournament.
Life
Coupeville’s top grads share memories, plans
Perhaps due to an extreme case of senioritis, only four of Coupeville’s top ten seniors responded.
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Canceled Independence Day display is a sign of the times
Langley Lights the Night will not happen on July 4 this year.
Life
Top graduating seniors look back, dream forward
The South Whidbey High School class of 2025 is ready to turn their tassels and graduate June 7.
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Port of South Whidbey offers director job to second candidate
Blaine Oborn has 30 years of experience in the public sector.
Life
Two decades of creativity on display at Artworks Gallery in Langley
A South Whidbey gallery owned and operated by artists is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
Life
Club fills demand for ham radio training on Whidbey Island
When disaster strikes, knowing how to communicate across the airwaves is an invaluable skill.
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Newcomer considered for new Port of South Whidbey executive director
The board voted unanimously to offer employment to Randy Mueller of Ridgefield, Washington.
Life
Whidbey’s historical societies to merge back together
The Island County Historical Society and the South Whidbey Historical Society will merge June 1.
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New bill addresses bad behavior on ferries
The governor recently signed into law Senate Bill 5716, which carries harsher penalties.