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Superior Court experiences busy trial schedule
It could be March Madness in the County Superior Court due to an unusual number of felony trials.
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Grants, local dollars to finalize NE 7th Ave. project
The city needs to add some finishing touches to the Northeast Seventh Avenue reconstruction project.
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Grand reopening slated for Langley Library
After 12 months of construction, community members are invited to rediscover the Langley Library.
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Resident injured in trailer home fire
A North Whidbey man suffered second and third degree burns when a fire partially burned his home.
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Change in transit sales tax looks unlikely
Uncertainty in state and federal government may waylay discussions about lowering the sales tax.
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Oak Harbor’s new fire station breaks ground
Construction of the Oak Harbor Fire Department’s new fire station is only a few days away.
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Freeland woman who punched store clerk pleads insanity
The woman punched a store clerk to steal a $6 bottle of Fireball whiskey last month.
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No reason to worry about drinking water availability in future, Island County expert says
The county hydrogeologist gave a presentation on environmental health and the drinking water supply.
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Port’s request met with demand for letter
The Port of South Whidbey encountered another roadblock on its journey to pursue workforce housing.
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New program helps adults in need maintain independence
Seniors and adults with disabilities will soon get some extra help in doing everyday tasks, for free
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Island County’s ‘safer smoking kits’ program draws criticism, questions
Some Whidbey leaders are criticizing a program that provides “safer smoking kits” to drug users.
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Langley mayor apologizes for bond levy mishap
Property owners who were mistakenly overcharged on their taxes will owe a little less next year.
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Hazelo pleads ‘innocent’ to disturbing Elections Office
Hazelo appeared in a courtroom packed with his supporters Wednesday to answer criminal charges.