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At left, Lance, Rickey, Bruce, Lynne, Curtis and David at Tacoma HONK! Fest in September.

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‘Petting zoo’ offers percussive fun

A South Whidbey band is bringing some honkin’ good sounds this weekend.

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Navy working dog Simba bites MA2 Christian Ramirez for a demonstration.

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Biting for our freedom: Whidbey’s four-legged sailors

Whidbey’s military working dogs are not so different from other police K9s.

A grey owl sits in a tree. (Photo by Cara Hefflingher)

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Night watchers: Owl lecture to shine light on Whidbey Island’s eeriest bird

As the days grow darker, the haunting calls through Whidbey’s woods grow louder.

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At left, Osama Iliwat and Rotem Levin.

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Church hosts conference by Israeli and Palestinian activists

Two men who have been affected by hostility between Israelis and Palestinians are coming to Whidbey.

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Talk presents wildlife of the Galapagos

A “semi-retired” South Whidbey veterinarian shares his travel adventures.

An orca slaps the water in south Whidbey in 2020. (Photo by Rachel Haight)

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Whidbey’s premiere whale watcher shares love of orcas

Soon, sighting may increase on the island.

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Crow Show returns to Langley art gallery

A month-long celebration of one the world’s most fascinating birds.

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Mariachi Colima performed at the Buskers' corner at last year's Dia de Fiesta.

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Event celebrates Whidbey’s Hispanic community

In an effort to bring people together, a local real estate agent spearheaded “Dia de Fiesta.”

Pastor John Laffoon skates in the parking lot of Grace by the Sea. (Photo by Luisa Loi)

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A gnarly welcome: Skateboarding pastor comes to Whidbey

After Rev. Kyle Logan bid farewell to Whidbey to start a new church in Oregon, a new pastor…

Photo by Dawn Mercer

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Whidbey gourd grower wins big again

Lee Roof’s pumpkin was crowned the heaviest gourmand at the Skagit Valley Giant Pumpkin Festival.

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Mr. South Whidbey takes the stage

Seven fearless men will get a second chance to compete for the title of Mr. South Whidbey 2024.

Photo courtesy of the Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association

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Whidbey offers hefty list of fall events

This fall, the “W” in “Whidbey” will stand for “wicked good time.”

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Francis and Mary Ellen LeSourd sit on the porch of the home they built in 1892.

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A prairie house built 132 years ago regained its original family

Francis Asbury LeSourd, a Civil War veteran, bought 320 acres of farmland in Ebey’s Prairie in 1886.