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Amid good news on COVID, a troubling drop in vaccine demand
The wrinkle in the good news for Whidbey Island and the nation is that demand for vaccinations is…
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WICA celebrating 25th anniversary
The organization founded in 1996 is the result of a 10-year, community-funded effort.
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School district registering for alternative program
Students, even those who live outside the district, are invited to register for South Whidbey’s new ALE program.
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Island farmers abuzz about absence of native bees
Eighteen farmers approached the county commissioners at a recent meeting about the issue, voicing their concerns about the…
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Neighbors voice concerns about proposed shelter near Coupeville
Neighbors shared their comments, concerns and criticism of the Whidbey Homeless Coalition’s proposed overnight emergency shelter on Morris…
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Project would protect Lone Lake farmland
The Whidbey Camano Land Trust applied for $790,000 from a program to protect 37 acres.
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Filing to open for long list of local positions
Candidates must file for the election May 17-21.
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Women Build: Lending some muscle to Habitat for Humanity
Forty women and some men volunteered for Habitat’s Women Build 2021 event this past weekend.
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Langley agrees to sell oddly shaped parcel
It’s an odd, triangle-shaped piece of pavement down by the South Whidbey Harbor.
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Coupeville route down to one ferry through June 27
Another delay in two-boat service means Coupeville ferry riders will need to squeeze onto one boat until at…
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Meeting set to interview three for assessor position
The Island County Republican Party Central Committee was tasked with nominating three people to replace Mary Engle, who…
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Despite council resolution, anti-racism training not mandatory for city staff
The mayor and council members clashed on the decision.
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Langley fire Wednesday claims home, family dog
A cooking accident involving a knocked-over propane tank fueled the flames that destroyed the building, according to South…