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New boat ramp plan gets approval from board, Simon family
For years, the improvement of the Langley marina and Phil Simon Park has been giving city officials and…
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New rules may conflict with South Whidbey port projects
Orcas orcinus — killer whales — are listed as an endangered species and the National Marine Fisheries Service…
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Commissioners decline to hear Wallace grievance
Jay Wallace will get one more chance to get his job back with the Island County Sheriff’s Office.…
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Youngster holds birthday party for canine friends
Hailey Robinson’s birthday party went to the dogs. When 6-year-old Hailey Robinson of Mukilteo planned her birthday, she…
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Meet Dusty Metcalf: The new golf pro at Holmes Harbor
Dusty Metcalf is a happy man. A 1998 graduate of South Whidbey High School, Metcalf became the new…
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Gray whale found on shoreline at Maxwelton
The gray whale that washed ashore Friday morning near Maxwelton Beach may have been attacked by an orca…
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Goss Lake will host race
A toxic algal bloom in Lone Lake has forced organizers of the Whidbey Island Triathlon to move the…
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Artists hold on to tradition
A group of talented artists are bringing back traditional printmaking methods at an exhibit in a colorful garden…
Obituaries
Hinkey Minear
Hinkey Minear was born on July 21, 1936, in Seattle and died on July 24, 2006 at her…
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Council approves Highlands
The Langley City Council cleared the way Wednesday for work to begin on the Highlands, the largest housing…
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All’s fair in love and easements
With all the condemnation BS’ing going around the South End, it seems time to take the advice of…
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Vietnamese medical leaders study Whidbey emergency system
They came. They saw. They learned. A delegation from the highest echelon of the Vietnamese medical community visited…
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Top teachers honored by foundation
Two outstanding South Whidbey teachers were honored recently by the South Whidbey Schools Foundation. Tom Kramer, a South…