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Animals put out to pasture, but not forgotten
A South Whidbey farm is welcoming those who may be interest in a COVID-safe spring photoshoot.
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Native plant habitat a wild bird’s best friend
Spring couldn’t come soon enough this year, not for just the birds, but for the nature enthusiasts.
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Children’s Theatre hosting ‘Raise the Curtain’ online
The Langley theater is about a month away from the announcement of its 2021-22 season.
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The Clyde set to reopen its doors this weekend
A sign of returning normalcy, new movie posters have been put up outside the Langley theater.
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Whidbey schools to receive millions in federal stimulus
The COVID-19 relief package includes more than $122 billion for K-12 education across the nation.
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Forget Bigfoot, UFOs are where the action’s at on Whidbey Island
There have been several sightings in the skies above of strange lights over the past few years.
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325 people sign petition opposing new shelter
Forty people gathered Thursday at the Central Whidbey Sportsmen’s Association to voice their concerns about the shelter.
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South Whidbey leaders unite to build affordable housing
A steering committee is moving forward with the creation of a master plan for innovative and sustainable workforce…
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County, communities to get millions in stimulus
Island County government and the three municipalities on Whidbey Island are projected to receive a combined total of…
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Blaze engulfs Freeland home, sparing garage
No one was injured in the early morning fire March 17.
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Writer, finder connected over message in bottle
The message traveled all the way from Bush Point to Port Townsend.
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Comprehensive plan talks veer into debate over systemic racism in Langley
A proposal to add “dismantling systemic racism” as a goal in the comprehensive plan has spawned debate