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Buddhist stupa is nearly complete
A major Tibetan Buddhist symbol of peace, tranquility and posterity will be blessed this week at Earth Sanctuary…
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Fire district takes another look at its Bayview headquarters plan
Island County Fire District 3 officials are rethinking their long-considered plan for a new headquarters and training facility…
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Skagit Valley College to cut classes in Clinton
Skagit Valley College will scale back it’s Clinton branch in the fall, eliminating several on-site classes and emphasizing…
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Tickets now on sale for South Whidbey Schools Foundation gala
If you want to go to bat for local schools, here’s a chance to step up to the…
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Port, fair go after federal grant for commercial kitchen in Langley
Local food vendors can stand the heat — they just need a kitchen to get into. The Port…
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Runaway dogs rescued from old lube pit in Clinton
Roxie and Tucker got more excitement than they bargained for when they flew the coop for a night…
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UPDATE | Freeland sewer plan put on hold ‘indefinitely’
A plan to form a local improvement district (LID) to finance a $40 million sewer system for Freeland…
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No word yet on federal funding for a new fireboat for South Whidbey
They’re still waiting to hear about a new fireboat, but the budget shortfall is under control and a…
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Arson suspected in Maxwelton motor-home fire
Someone apparently torched an abandoned motor home in the Maxwelton Valley on Wednesday night, officials say.
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Search continues for Clinton bank robber
The search is still on for the man who robbed the Clinton branch of Whidbey Island Bank on…
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Port of South Whidbey urged to get in the Mukilteo parking business
Curt Gordon sees an opportunity on the other side of the water to help island commuters and overnight…
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Restoration of Glendale Creek moves forward
The first phase of a three-pronged project to restore Glendale Creek to make it more salmon-friendly will be…
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Langley hopes improved road markings will coax more people to town
You CAN get there from here, and Langley hopes snappier road signs will help point the way.