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Dog killed in North Whidbey house fire
A residential fire destroyed two buildings and took the life of a family pet last week.
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Study suggests hospital CEO was paid too much
A recent analysis of CEO salaries at not-for-profit hospitals in the peer-reviewed journal Health Affairs suggests that WhidbeyHealth…
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Tiny home team reaches a milestone
The first cottage in a tiny house village is nearing completion.
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Whidbey man accused of child rape
An Oak Harbor man is accused of molesting and repeatedly raping a girl on North Whidbey and violating…
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Generator fire damages exterior of Clinton home
No one was injured in a house fire caused by a generator Monday near Clinton.
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Hospital to hire management firm, interim CEO
The WhidbeyHealth hospital board chose a management services firm to help run the hospital district.
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Oh give me a home, where another dog roams
At first glance, a rescued feral husky mix named Trek is captivating. He sits alert in a kennel…
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At long last, county building permits hastened
Getting a building permit approved from Island County recently got a whole lot quicker.
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Pre-teen accused of assault with wood chair
A North Whidbey boy is being held in detention after hitting his mother with a chair.
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A towering fixture
A massive steel chandelier is one of the latest projects from Tim Leonard’s Heavy Metal workshop.
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Hospital board fires CEO as money woes highlighted
The elected board of hospital commissioners fired CEO Ron Telles without cause Thursday afternoon.
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Council to mull ethics of faux poles
Langley City Council will discuss the removal of a pair of imitation totem poles from Seawall Park.