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Collectibles store reignites childhood hobby

A shared passion for trading cards recently turned into a business for all sports aficionados.

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At right, Jayne McKelvy and Julie Cathey compliment Rufus for being a good boy during his annual exam. He was also vaccinated for bordetella (a bacterium associated with respiratory disease) and leptospirosis (an infection that can cause vomiting, lethargy, diarrhea and other symptoms). His owner, Kim Connolly, said skipping the drive to the veterinary clinic was a relief.

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Whidbey vet clinic delivers care to homes

Two Whidbey dog and cat experts are making veterinary visits less scary for clinic-phobic pets.

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Young mom offers different kind of ‘bar crawl’

The Barre Crawl, a fitness center located on Fidalgo Avenue, is the place to be for new parents.

Thomas Garrod, on the bottom right, meets with KeelWorks interns.

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Whidbey nonprofit lends a hand across borders and within

A North Whidbey-based nonprofit has been helping people become desirable job candidates.

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‘Unusual suspects’ to be sampled at wine event

For wine aficionados, an upcoming tasting event may take them by surprise.

Michelle Cladusbid, with her husband Tony Cladusbid own Beaver Tales Coffee in Coupeville.

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Beaver Tales Coffee selected as Coupeville’s Cultural Hub

The business, located on the wharf, will serve as the hub for the new Coupeville Creative District.

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Baloo smiles for the camera as JR and Spirit observe from a distance.

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Greenbank alpaca trio needs a new home

Pronkin’ Pastures has long been a place where people can shop high-quality yarn and meet alpacas.

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Cidery hosts first Viking-infested Wassailfest

After being transported to medieval England, the Greenbank Cidery is bracing for a Viking raid.

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Rise and shine with new South Whidbey coffee shop

A “coffee-preneur” who has launched many stores for big-name companies has brewed up her very own cafe

Natalie Bleifuss, a descendent of Whidbey Pioneer Samuel Maylor, returns to Maylor Point with her business, Pie Bar. (Photo provided)

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Whidbey pioneer descendant returns to Maylor’s Point with a truck of pies

Natalie Bleifuss has returned to “re-pioneer” the area by way of selling pies and mixing cocktails.

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Clinton sandwich shop changes hands

Regulars of Pickles Deli might miss a familiar face behind the counter next time they visit.

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Home for the birds

Over the past few years, Greenbank resident John Schmidt has constructed close to 400 birdhouses.

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Tractor Supply offers Photos with Santa

Customers are invited to bring their children and pets for photos and other holiday activities.