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Mobile park with failed septic, tainted water seeks to annex
When sewage started leaking from a pipe under a home in a mobile park, it reeked for over…
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Historic Bell’s Farm on the market after 78 years
When the “for sale” sign went up, some felt that a piece of their childhoods was vanishing too.
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City looks at options for changing park ownership
The Oak Harbor council discussed ordinance 1999 for a final time before they will act on Aug.13.
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EMS levy renewal to fund equipment upgrades, prevention programs and more
The EMS levy shows how time, money and life are intimately intertwined.
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Molts decorate Whidbey beaches, not dead crabs
There hasn’t been a documented crab die-off, in fact, quite the opposite.
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Neighborhood in limbo over contaminated well
A resident-owned community on North Whidbey discovered two types of PFAS contamination in its water.
Sports
Whidbey Island crabbing season hits a high-water mark
July marked the beginning of the recreational crabbing season surrounding the whole of Whidbey and, according to longtime…
Life
Whidbey has a toad-crossing zone
A low-key but important migration is happening on North Whidbey this month.
Life
Citizen scientists on the prowl for invasive crab
One of the world’s most evasive species has been found on Whidbey Island in small numbers.
News
Republicans challenge Shavers for District 10 seat
Shavers faces a city council member and veteran and a self-described constitutionalist and Navy wife
Business
Dew-Dropping the old ways: South Whidbey hypnotist reframes reality with heightened suggestibility
Dewdrop Hypnotherapy opened in Freeland about a decade ago.
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North Whidbey house destroyed in fire
Nobody was injured in a house fire early Saturday morning in North Whidbey.
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Tugboat grounded at Pass
First responders, the Coast Guard and a commercial towboat were dispatched to a stranded tugboat.