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Fine art sale this week benefits Youth Connection
Not all the art is in booths on the streets of Langley this weekend. One of South Whidbey’s…
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Interesting hobby is just a stone’s throw away
The Whidbey Pebble Pushers are tumbling down to the South End this weekend for a rock and gem…
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Free girls daycamp a mix of education and fun
Middle school can be an unforgettable — but also a confusing — time for young women. With that…
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School board may increase graduation requirements
Students graduating in 2010 may have to take a few more classes to earn their diploma at South…
Obituaries
Wilma J. Glattfelder
Wilma J. Glattfelder was born in Atchison, Kansas April 10, 1905. She went home to be with the…
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Choochokam annual arts festival this weekend
Locals and tourists alike are flocking to Langley to take part in one of the biggest entertainment events…
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Public calls for ex-director’s return
The public had one clear message for the Greenbank Farm leadership during a special Port of Coupeville meeting…
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Quake shakes Whidbey Island
An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.6 shook Whidbey and Camano islands Tuesday afternoon.
Obituaries
Frank J. Aurdal
Frank J. Aurdal, age 70, of Clinton, passed away in Bethany at Pacific nursing home in Everett on…
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Congressman Larsen makes third trip to Iraq
Iraq is showing slow signs of progress, U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen said Monday at the close of his…
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A chicken crossing the road is truly poultry in motion
For those of you who might like a little wordplay with your celebration on the Fourth play, try…
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Arts and the island interconnect
Two long-time Whidbey artists meld the beauty of life with art. They see the red sun over Maxwelton…
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New owner takes over 1504 Café
Some customers have sat in the same chair while drinking their morning coffee since 1989 when the 1504…