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Bush Point renovation may be in financial jeopardy
The Port of South Whidbey’s long-delayed Bush Point boat ramp project has run into bureaucratic shoals amid a…
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Beach Watchers bring a university to the island
A one-day “university†with more than 60 classes to choose from is expected to draw 500 islanders this…
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New restaurant’s menu will add innovation to traditional favorites
Gordon’s on Blueberry Hill is a new restaurant that incorporates a modern twist on traditional comfort food. Starting…
Obituaries
William Wolfram
William Edward Jacob Wolfram, 89, died just before sunrise on Jan. 14, 2005, surrounded by his family at…
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Boys, girls have a reversal of fortune against ATM
Both South Whidbey varsity basketball teams rebounded Tuesday, but in unexpected directions. The Falcon boys overcame Archbishop Murphy…
Obituaries
Carolyn Jeanne Jones
Carolyn Jeanne Mullins Jones, 61, of Freeland, died at her Whidbey Island home on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2006,…
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Barnstorming
Take two determined women. Mix in all the ways they are opposite. Place them in a coach on…
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Singer Beverly Graham brings food show to Whidbey Island
Local songstress Beverly Graham and her group of Whidbey Island band-mates are bringing their talents home this weekend.…
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District seeks grant to clear water
Clearing up the drinking water in South Whidbey schools will cost about $600,000; but school officials are confident…
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Island women duped by telephone scam
Imagine receiving a telephone call from a friend who says he just got mugged. The friend says he…
Obituaries
John Wesley Smith
John Wesley Smith was the most remarkable man. Sadly, on Jan. 11, 2006, we lost him in a…
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Boys battle to the end, and beyond
It was close, real close. Friday night’s battle against Cedarcrest could have gone either way. In the end,…
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Ex-harbormaster says he’s not guilty
Langley city employees deposited their own money-filled envelopes in the harbor fare box to confirm suspicions that the…