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Langley celebrates its 40-year history of Mystery Weekend

Dead of winter is prime time for solving a mysterious murder.

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At right, Jayne McKelvy and Julie Cathey compliment Rufus for being a good boy during his annual exam. He was also vaccinated for bordetella (a bacterium associated with respiratory disease) and leptospirosis (an infection that can cause vomiting, lethargy, diarrhea and other symptoms). His owner, Kim Connolly, said skipping the drive to the veterinary clinic was a relief.

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Whidbey vet clinic delivers care to homes

Two Whidbey dog and cat experts are making veterinary visits less scary for clinic-phobic pets.

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Long lines at Rite Aid lead to complaints

Long lines at South Whidbey’s only pharmacy have raised concerns in the aging community.

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North Whidbey man charged with felony over refusal to wear mask in Elections Office

The former chairperson of the Island County Republican Party is now facing a felony charge.

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Fate of stagnant Langley buildings uncertain

Some storefronts have been empty for a while, leaving some to wonder if they will ever reopen again.

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The Red Devil flies again

On Whidbey, a model of the World War I plane will be ready to take flight after some…

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Dryer catches fire in WAIF shelter

No one was injured in a Coupeville fire.

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Island County Public Health director rehired

After five months away, Shawn Morris is returning to head the department.

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Pedestrian killed trying to cross highway

The man was identified as 74-year-old old Alvin Kent, an unhoused man living on Whidbey.

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Electrification, overhead loading planned for Clinton ferry terminal

Changes are in store over the next few years.

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Following a new arc

After a submersible career, an underwater welder has returned to the surface to practice his craft.

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Oak Harbor boy accused of making school threat

A student at North Whidbey Middle School allegedly said he wants to shoot up the school.

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Julee May, left, and Christina Linares use water from the portable tank and add it to the reservoir in the well house.

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Ryan’s House in need of donations for new well

A nonprofit organization in Coupeville is facing its own emergency.