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Man to be sentenced again for child rape
A former Coupeville resident may be resentenced due to new case law regarding juvenile offenders.
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Island County expands COVID testing hours
This coming week, testing will take place from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Jan. 18, 20 and 21…
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Port sets $20 an hour minimum wage for staff
Executive Director Stan Reeves broached the subject at a recent Port of South Whidbey meeting.
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Appeal filed against homeless shelter project
A proposed overnight homeless shelter has drawn criticism from neighbors.
Life
Revering the Reverend MLK
The Mission Ministry Faith Center will host a celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. this Sunday.
Sports
Falcons grapple with effects of COVID, come out strong
A younger and smaller wrestling team at South Whidbey High School is fighting to stay on top.
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Oak Harbor couple welcomes first baby of 2022
Destiny and Tyler Bingham welcomed their son Ezra DeShawn Bingham to the world at 2:54 p.m. Jan. 3.
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Man accused of arson, burglary
Keith J. Wheeler pleaded not guilty to arson, burglary, resisting arrest and criminal trespass.
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Change in trash service causes hiccups
Multiple weeks of trash not being picked up was just one of the concerns cited by Whidbey residents.
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Lumber inflation builds on Whidbey
An economist cautions that the soaring cost of lumber doesn’t tell the full story about inflation.
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Oak Harbor woman pleads guilty in stabbing death
A woman admitted to stabbing her fiancé to death during a Friday the 13th power outage in 2020.
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Korrow, Emerson, Morton reflect on city council experiences
Christy Korrow, Peter Morton and Dominique Emerson all decided not to seek re-election last year.
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Commissioners set $20 an hour minimum wage for county staff
A total of 35 people will see their wages increase, some of whom made as low as around…