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School drug busts a growing trend
Within the past three weeks, four South Whidbey High School students have been arrested in school for possessing…
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Local orca pods get limited help
While nobody seems to disagree that the orcas that live around the San Juan Islands are in trouble,…
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Through paintings, local artist remembers Japanese internment
Executive Order No. 9066 sent 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry to internment camps on U.S. soil.
Obituaries
Betty Helene Carlson
Betty Helene Carlson of Freeland passed away Feb. 11, 2003, at Foss Home in Seattle. She leaves her…
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Emily Barbara Vogel Pope
Emily Barbara Vogel Pope, 84, died Feb. 10, 2003, at Whidbey General Hospital. She was born May 1,…
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Juanita M. Ludwig Lincoln
Juanita M. Ludwig Lincoln Born to Minni and Lawrence D. Ludwig on Feb. 27, 1919, Died — died…
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Charles George Kuranko
ZCharles George “Chuck” Kuranko, 76, died Feb. 9, 2003. He was born Aug. 15, 1926, in Wilkeson to…
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Whidbey gardens join regional outdoor show
Three Whidbey Island companies will showcase their work at the Northwest Flower & Garden Show Feb. 19-23.
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Langley hears little about sewer loan idea
Plans to extend the city of Langley's sewer system just won't go away.
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Man starts curbside recycling business on South Whidbey
Having spent time while on the East Coast working on legislation to protect public lands from development and…
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Langley resolves to be Earth, energy friendly
On Wednesday, Langley Mayor Lloyd Furman brought the city council a resolution in which the city promises to…