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Photo by Marina Blatt. The tournament’s duration in Seattle overlaps with Whidbey’s busy tourist season.

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World Cup ‘spillover tourism’ could benefit Whidbey

The tournament is expected to bring 750,000 visitors to the region, and generate $929 million.

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Hospital board member’s online comments draw criticism

Borden wrote about physicians assistants versus doctors in health care.

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Second candidate appointed to hospital board

A retired health care administrator is the newest member of the WhidbeyHealth board.

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Oak Harbor man faces charges in deaths of cats

A 25-year-old Navy man was arrested on suspicion of two counts of animal cruelty in the first degree

Photo provided by South Whidbey Fire/EMS. One woman was badly burned, and an RV was a “total loss” in a fire which occurred Thursday morning.

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Woman severely burned in RV fire

The 63-year-old woman was airlifted from Clinton to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.

Becky Clifford

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South Whidbey superintendent’s contract extended

This keeps her at the helm of the South Whidbey School District until at least 2029.

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Hospital secures bond for emergency expenses

WhidbeyHealth has an extra $10 million in credit, again.

Photo by John Fisken. Tim Quinn pushes the ball up field while playing soccer for CHS in 2013.

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Coupeville High School grad killed in shooting

Former Coupeville High School soccer player Tim Quinn was shot and killed Sunday in Poulsbo.

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Woman rescued from cliff

A South End woman sustained minor injuries falling partway down a cliff on March 21.

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Oak Harbor flag thief arrested

Police recover the flags from transient man.

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Alleged dog stabber wanted on $250k warrant

An Oak Harbor man failed to appear for a hearing in Island County Superior Court Monday.

Photo by David Welton. Seattle resident Malia Keene was shocked by the gas prices in Clinton on Monday.

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Gas prices spike on South Whidbey

Gas prices on South Whidbey are among the highest in the nation this week.

Photo by Marina Blatt. Mayor Ronnie Wright presented a “We See You” award to two Oak Harbor marina maintenance attendants who aided in the rescue of a marina tenant who had fallen into the bay in January.

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Marina staff recognized for life-saving effort

Mayor Ronnie Wright presented a “We See You” award to two Oak Harbor marina maintenance attendants.