News
Commutation reduces sentence in 1998 crime spree
Rogelio Vasquez’s extraordinary redemption story culminated when the governor signed a commutation.
Life
A green reaping: Whidbey pot farm harvests outdoor bounty
Volunteers approach bushes of kush with shears in hand at the South Whidbey farm owned by Adam Lind.
News
Real estate prices continue to climb on island
Despite a slight lull in August and September, it continues to be a seller’s market on Whidbey.
News
Coupeville employees to receive COVID premium pay
From Nov. 1 through the end of December, town employees will receive an extra $15 per hour.
News
Woman files lawsuit against alleged child rapist
The woman filed a complaint for damages against her former stepfather 73-year-old Charles Ringer Jr.
News
State rep to host mental health roundtable
State Rep. Dave Paul secured funding for a pilot program to improve young people’s mental health.
News
Mukilteo-Clinton ferry route drops to one-boat service
Taking a state ferry is about to become anything but smooth sailing.
Life
Northern Lights over Whidbey
The dazzling northern lights appeared in the skies across the state this week.
News
Hoffmire takes on Servatius in feisty face-off
Voters will choose between someone with a decade-long incumbency and a newcomer to local politics.
News
Paper staff awarded for skill, weirdness
Whidbey News-Times and South Whidbey Record reporters excel at finding and telling quirky stories.
News
Worker shortage continues to paralyze ferry system
The Mukilteo-Clinton route operated on one-boat service from Friday morning until Sunday night.
Life
Halloween happens on Whidbey
Spooky season is back in swing and there are plenty of events that promise a ghoulishly good time.
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Redistricted Whidbey could be part of all-island 10th
The idea of an all-island District 10 has divided opinions among officials.