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Sox take 2 from Skagit
The South Whidbey Senior Little League team took two games on their home field Saturday.
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Anglers wait for better weather
Opening day of fishing season Saturday was marked by low angler turnout that the Washington Department of Fish…
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“Love me, love my Mac: User group attracts true believers”
"The 2-year-old Mac User Group held a Macintosh swap meet last week, which attracted more than a dozen…
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Small squads battle at big meets
Pared down South Whidbey boys and girls track teams continued to improve their season marks against the second…
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Community celebrates Youth in Arts with week of special events
"Each May, the South Whidbey community celebrates the artistic endeavors of its young people with a week of…
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Kids push conservation at home
Five classes of students at South Whidbey Intermediate School have been going home every day for the past…
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WICA announces Barbara Hatch LeBert Modern Dance Endowment
Barbara Hatch LeBert was a gifted performer who toured with Hanya Holm in the 1930s. An endowment has…
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Commission approves test of PSE price plan
"The two-member state Utilities and Transportation Commission voted last Wednesday to allow PSE to apply time-of-day electricity pricing…
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Tilth Market opens May 5 with Cinco de Mayo theme
"The South Whidbey Tilth Farmers Market will open its second season on its own land at the corner…
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Falcon golf teams looking good
"Consistent play produced a win for the South Whidbey girls golf team in a league match Thursday at…
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Building supply firm has new store in Freeland
"Shelves are stacked with the latest power and hand tools, cans of paint are ready for mixing, a…
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Internet broadcast to originate from Bayview Cash Store
"TestingTesting, the music show Webcast on the Internet every other week from the Langley living room of Gordy…
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“David Henny: Recalled as controversial but kind, he was a Whidbey original”
"The largest church building on South Whidbey did not have enough room Thursday afternoon to hold hundreds of…