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Trillium Corp. cut opens old wound
"But the company is taking a friendlier tack this time around. Trillium Corporation brought scores of protesters out…
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Falcon girls split tough pair
"But win over Nooksack secures second place, as the Falcons, playing for the late-season lead in the North…
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Guest band at Saturday contra dance
"The South Whidbey Contra Dance is being held on a Saturday evening for the first time, with a…
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Falcon boys learn lessons in 2 losses
"Sorting through the rubble of back-to-back homecourt blowout losses last weekend, South Whidbey boys basketball coach Brian Kissinger…
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Two charged in murder of islander plead guilty
Two suspects in the Oct. 10 murder of a South Whidbey man face lengthy prison terms after pleading…
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Fire district works toward future
"Don Smith is not looking to spend more of the taxpayers' money this year. He just wants to…
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Nine free throw champs crowned
"Four boys and five girls, ages 10-14, were named local champions in the 2000 Knights of Columbus Free…
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Scientist addresses global warming issues
"One of the country's leading scientists on climate change, the University of Washington's Dr. Richard Gammon, will address…
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Celtic singer performs benefit concert
"Barbara Dunn will sing original and traditional Celtic tunes at The Smilin' Dog Cafe on Saturday, Jan. 29…
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Bill aims to snuff smoking on ferries
"Ferry officials would like to do away with smoking aboard Washington State Ferries, and a bill introduced in…
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Wrestlers take it to the Turks
"With its varsity lineup finally in the shape the team wanted early this season, South Whidbey's wrestlers dotted…
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Census is a matter of dollars and cents
"If year 2000 census takers miss as many people living in Island County as they did in 1990,…
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Angrier people may help ferry line cutter bill
"The prospect of angrier ferry users may help finally pass a bill to make ferry line cutting illegal.The…