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Whidbey groups ask Oak Harbor to defend parks
Whidbey groups are calling to voice concerns over a potential change to a city ordinance.
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Island Drug closes shop
Island Drug in Clinton is joining thousands of pharmacies nationwide that have shut down.
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Island County officials consider bringing public defense in-house
Public defense agencies across the state struggle to attract and retain attorneys.
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Superintendents report surprising observances of youth behavior
Whidbey superintendents painted a bleak picture of students’ mental and behavioral health.
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Commissioner candidates convene in Clinton for forum
The forum – the first of its kind on South Whidbey since the pandemic – attracted over 100…
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Ebey’s Reserve manager, three Trust Board members resign
Perplexing strife surrounding the management of Ebey’s Landing came to a head Tuesday.
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Infernal week ahead for State Ferries
WSF announced a hiccup in the plan to swap out one boat for another on the Mukilteo-Clinton route.
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Fire ignites RV in Freeland
No one was injured in an early morning fire Sunday that torched a large van parked outside a…
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Angel sculpture once again approved for Flintstone Park
Oak Harbor’s hearing examiner approved the amended height for the Angel de la Creatividad sculpture.
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Residents advocate for reproductive rights
Groups of people from Whidbey and beyond stand up for women’s right to choose for their bodies.
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Pedestrian arrested after walking into traffic
A 23-year-old woman was arrested after intentionally walking into traffic on Highway 20.
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Former city administrator claims firing was unjustified
Former Oak Harbor City Administrator claims termination was unjustified due to fabricated claims.