News
Guilt-free dining at the Clover Patch
The food at Neil’s Clover Patch in Bayview just got better. The taste is the same, but diners…
Opinion
Running with scissors: I’m a clip artist at heart
One of the benefits of being a licensed counselor is that I am able to penetrate the guise…
Sports
Let’s go back to the beach
So far, we have reviewed Whidbey Island beach fishing locations from Possession Point to Fort Ebey State Park.…
Obituaries
Eric Will
Eric Will passed away unexpectedly at home on Saturday, Feb. 3, 2007. He was born on Sheffield Island,…
Obituaries
Diane E. Gilmore
Diane E. Gilmore, age 62, of Clinton, died Feb. 3, 2007 at Virginia Mason Hospital in Seattle from…
News
State vows to expand review of fair group
An official in the Washington State Auditor’s Office said Thursday the state will expand its review of the…
Obituaries
Richard A. Pasewark
Richard A. Pasewark, 79, of Oak Harbor, died at home on Feb. 2, 2007, following a battle with…
News
Wallace vindicated by court ruling; state case dismissed
A Superior Court judge tossed out the state's criminal case against a former sheriff's deputy accused of lying…
News
Good Cheer asks thief to return missing history
Good Cheer volunteers and officials urge the thief who recently stole a safe from the food bank to…
News
Parks nearer to master plan
A recreation and aquatic center on Maxwelton Road may be in the future plans for the South Whidbey…
News
Principal placed on administrative leave
The principal of South Whidbey Primary School is on administrative leave while the district conducts an investigation into…
News
From Hollywood and Vine Mystery man turns out the gags
“Television won’t matter in your lifetime or mine,” said Rex Lambert, editor of Radio Times in 1936. Lambert…
Sports
Falcons overcome island rival Coupeville
Friday was a tough night for Coupeville fans: Those who stayed home watched their girls basketball team demolished…