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The gym floorboards are removed to address the water damage.

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Water leak floods, damages high school gym

A flood occurred at the South Whidbey High School main gymnasium last weekend.

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Coupeville grad recognized for costume design

Since 2017, Voiss has made hundreds of costumes for dance and theater shows.

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Hundreds to join Tour de Whidbey Aug. 17

There is still time to join the 448 people that, as of Monday, have registered for the tour.

Photo by Luisa Loi

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Mobile business offers thrill of treasure hunting

Whidbey Gemstone Finders is a traveling “rough mining” business for adventurers of all ages.

Photo by Caitlyn Anderson
Last week, four artsy benches appeared at four different bus stops on Whidbey Island.

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Mystery benches make surprise appearance

Four colorful benches appeared at some bus stops, but the the generous creator’s identity is unknown.

A big brown bat.

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Rabid bat bites rehabilitator on Whidbey

The incident marks the fourth case of reported bat rabies in Washington this year.

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School District approves budget

The South Whidbey School Board recently approved the budget for the 2024-25 school year.

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The Magnificent Crab Queens and Bigfoot met at last year’s By the Harbor market.

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Art, antiques and junque come to downtown

Downtown Oak Harbor will come to life with music, art, antiques and the most eclectic junk — or…

Photo by Luisa Loi

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Blanket shop sells warm hugs

A skilled Whidbey seamstress has been making people’s sleep warmer and cozier with a touch of love.

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LittleBIGFest takes Langley to the moon

Next weekend, folks from Earth and outer space are invited to celebrate local musicians and artists.

Photo by Luisa Loi

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Arts, crafts and tech come to Coupeville fest

The Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival, one of the oldest festivals in Washington, is turning 60.

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Fur trade rendezvous comes to North Whidbey

Attendees can camp, learn about history and compete in shooting and tomahawk throwing competitions.

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Engineers to weigh in on ferry problems

Marine engineers will hold a press conference to talk about staff shortages affecting the service.