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Family Folk Dance event welcomes all
Folk dance might be what you’re looking for.
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Friendly python rescued from Whidbey yard
A North Whidbey couple discovered an unusual snake in their lawn last week.
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Town to develop permit process for filming
Coupeville residents and businesses might get more time to prepare for commercials, TV shows, photo shoots, major motion…
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Seagull influx is not out of the ordinary
Experts say that this is seagull season but no more than any other year.
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Events to prepare Whidbey denizens for natural hazards
Organizers of a few upcoming South End events are hoping to help the public better prepared.
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Judge sets deadline for Growler impact study
A federal judge set a specific deadline or re-doing the Environmental Impact Statement.
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Water leak floods, damages high school gym
A flood occurred at the South Whidbey High School main gymnasium last weekend.
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Mayor’s salary hike surprises council members
The revelation that the mayor asked for and received a salary increase waylaid a budget decision.
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Woman accused of defrauding dying man
The defendant’s attorney claim the matter is just a family disagreement, not a criminal matter.
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Capt. Hanks retires; new officer assumes command of base
The change of command ceremony of Commanding Officer Capt. Eric Hanks took place Thursday morning.
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City loosens restrictions on trading parkland
The Oak Harbor council passed an ordinance that will loosen the restrictions on trading park land.
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Open government group files amicus brief in PRA lawsuit against Langley
An open government advocacy group has filed an amicus brief with the state Appeals Court.
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Prosecutor elected as VP of national group
Island County’s elected prosecuting attorney was chosen to help lead the largest organization.