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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | Mackies could use help
To the editor: We all know someone who is struggling. Even when they have worked hard all their…
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Clinic closes for asbestos removal
The South Whidbey Community Clinic will be closed for two weeks so old carpet and asbestos-containing tiles can…
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South End school leaders rethink advertising policy
Advertising may line South Whidbey’s fields and gyms in the coming year.
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South Whidbey fire chief looks to promote levy
Rusty Palmer, chief of South Whidbey Fire/EMS, is welcoming invitations to speak with community service groups, civic associations…
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Creosote closes Double Bluff
Double Bluff beach will be closed from Sept. 17 to Sept. 21 while work crews remove creosote-soaked debris…
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Kids rule park on Children’s Day
Kids can run wild with bounce houses, pony rides and rock climbing later this month, all for free.
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Freeland Boy Scout joins Eagle Scouts’ ranks | KUDOS
Will Holbert of Freeland recently completed the requirements for the highest rank in Scouting. At 5 p.m. Sunday,…
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Whidbey golf pro up for King 5 ‘best of’ award
Mike Fields, the golf pro at Useless Bay Golf & Country Club, is in the running for King…
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More Whidbey Island Area Fair 4-H winners announced | KUDOS
Winners at the Whidbey Island Area Fair, listed by exhibitor name, city, division, class description and special placing.
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Skateboarding passes available for Langley
The Langley City Council has formally adopted rules that will temporarily permit the use of skateboards in residential…
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South Whidbey School Board discusses maintenance levy
There is a lot of work to be done around the South Whidbey School District. The problem is,…
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Pickles Deli vies for sandwich title
South Whidbey’s own Pickles Deli is in the running to be the “Best Sandwich Shop” in King 5/Evening…
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Holmes Harbor club hosts sportsmans sale
The Holmes Harbor Rod & Gun Club will host its annual sportsmans sale this month, with 20 tables…