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Brothers’ fight over vaccinations leads to jail for one
A fight over COVID-19 vaccinations ended with minor injuries, hurt feelings and one man in jail.
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School Board delays decision on Pledge of Allegiance
Future school board meetings will be online instead of in person.
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Rep. Larsen stops by earmarked projects
The appropriations bill has passed the House of Representatives and awaits review by the Senate.
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Tiny house project needs big donations
Tiny Houses in the Name of Christ is holding an upcoming fundraiser this Sunday, Sept. 12.
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Marathon will close bridge for 45 minutes Sunday morning
More than 1,000 runners will be on the road this Sunday for the Whidbey Island Marathon and the…
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Oak Harbor mayor injured, working from home
Mayor Bob Severns is recovering after he broke his leg in a boating accident a few weeks ago.
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Town’s restroom lease goes to pot
Coupeville’s business hub is no longer a place for residents or visitors to, well, do their business.
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Anti-maskers interrupt school board meeting again
In-person sessions have been canceled as a result.
Sports
Fall sports return, with some changes
Traditional fall school sports are already underway after two nontraditional school years.
Business
South Whidbey grads run grocery delivery business
Graham Colar and Andrew Curtis deliver groceries and run errands on South Whidbey.
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Feds want to hear thoughts on Navy aircraft noise
An agency was charged with working with communities to find measures that would mitigate noise.
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Man at center of 2017 Langley use-of-force case arrested
A Whidbey man is facing charges for allegedly threatening a woman and appearing naked in public.
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Ferry worker shortage hints at underlying pressures
A busy holiday weekend for the state’s ferry system may be indicative of larger tensions building.