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Christyn Johnson spends some quality time with her flock of Sebastopol goslings. The heritage breed originated in southeastern Europe and the geese are known for their long, curly feathers.

Life

Whidbey woman raises rare geese with curly feathers

Poultry barn at fair could be filled with Sebastopols thanks to Christyn Johnson’s efforts.

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A family photo of Jack Ng, his siblings and parents. Jack Ng is on the far right with his “Alaska long hair.”

Business

Restaurant owner celebrates 25 years of China City

For Jack Ng, the American Dream has become a reality with success of his Chinese restaurants.

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Petunia the pig is celebrating her first birthday.

Life

Petunia the rescue pig to celebrate first birthday

The community is invited to join South Whidbey’s most famous hog for her first birthday.

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Life

An abundant harvest of greens

If you’ve ever been curious about the edibility of Whidbey’s wild plants, Karen Achabal is your guide.

Photo by David Welton

Business

Charcuterie business open in Freeland

Biercuterie offers artisan cheeses, cured meats, craft beers and other delights fit for a picnic.

Graham Gori

News

South Whidbey shaman running for Seattle mayor

A South Whidbey shaman and former restaurateur wants to help bring change to the Emerald City.

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Anza Muenchow of Maha Farm sold her vegetables at last year’s South Whidbey Tilth Farmers Market.

News

Farmers market season opens this month

April is the perfect time to get outside and do some shopping at Whidbey’s farmers markets.

Life

Drop off old prescriptions on upcoming National Drug Take Back Day

South Whidbey residents who have been searching for the opportunity to dispose of old medications can attend a…

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News

Solar energy campaign comes to island

Whidbey denizens are now eligible to join a campaign to bring solar energy to Island County.

News

Fireworks may return to Langley, quietly

Come this July, the skies of Langley could be lit with fireworks once again.

Photo by David Welton

Life

Make art, not waste

South Whidbey students are creating art to raise money for the climate crisis.

News

Man suspected of stealing car he crashed

A 36-year-old Freeland man is facing charges for stealing a vehicle.

Photo by David Welton
Over 300 people turned out in Langley on April 13 for the annual Welcome the Whales parade. Creative costumes could be seen everywhere, including Ursula, the villain in Disney’s “The Little Mermaid.”

Life

Parade attracts a marine menagerie

Sea creatures marched down the streets on Saturday for the annual Welcome the Whales Parade.