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Planting the future, one seed at a time
Organic Farm School grad is using his knowledge of seeds to bring diversity back to the dinner plate
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A new seal culling proposal revives an old debate
Legislation would expand the killing of seals and sea lions in an effort to protect salmon.
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Partnership seeks donations for Langley housing project
Grace Landing is a collaboration between Whidbey Island Living Legacy and Habitat for Humanity.
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Mary Engle named to WhidbeyHealth board
She is the former assessor and former county planning director.
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Festival weaves together new and longtime vendors
35 new vendors will join returning favorites at the 62nd annual Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival.
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District reveals concepts for Clinton fire station
The station is expected to cost between $8 million to $10 million and open by 2030.
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Whiskers take center stage at fair
The Whidbey Island Fair held its first-ever Best Mustache Contest.
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Just desserts, fair delights
Katie “The Dominator” Basch claimed victory in the Whidbey Island Fair’s pie-eating contest.
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Brush fires erupt at both ends of Whidbey
Despite rainy, overcast weather, firefighters responded to brush fires at both ends of Whidbey.
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Board of Health backs voluntary kratom limits
Board members unanimously approved a letter asking retailers to remove or restrict kratom products.
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Coroner confirms cause of woman’s death
North Whidbey resident Annie Drexler died while burning garbage at her home on July 21.
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Christmas needs extras. Whidbey delivered.
About 65 volunteer extras gathered inside Bayview Hall for the filming of ‘Starry-Eyed Christmas’