News
New bill addresses bad behavior on ferries
The governor recently signed into law Senate Bill 5716, which carries harsher penalties.
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Marshall appointed as Oak Harbor chamber director
The city council member has been named as the new leader.
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Park foundation makes up for AmeriCorps cuts
The government is no longer going to fund the park’s two interpretive staff positions.
Life
Whidbey celebrates Pride Month
June is approaching, and there are a plethora of events and ways to celebrate.
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New specialty license plate to support Whidbey history
Maritime Northwest will support two Coupeville nonprofit organizations.
News
State enacts ban on feeding deer, elk
It’s now against the law to give a treat to Bruiser the elk and the countless black-tailed deer…
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Langley City Council ponders more code changes
Camping with a permit, allowing a brewery at fairgrounds and regulating generator noise are proposed
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Department of Ecology hosting open house for Freeland cleanup project
Comments are being accepted on draft of a feasibility study from now until 11:59 p.m. on June 20.
Sports
Coupeville High School track team sends a baker’s dozen to state
The Coupeville High School boys claimed a team title, with the girls’ squad finishing third.
Life
Wayward steer wanders Whidbey woods
The big, white bovine has been living among the trees in Trillium Woods for more than a week.
News
Driver airlifted following rollover crash on South Whidbey
The man was being evaluated for non-life-threatening injuries at Harborview Medical Center Monday.
News
Mother Mentors to lose 26% of annual budget
The nonprofit provides in-home mentorship for parents, pantries of free items and Playscape.