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Coupeville Boys Girls Club gets $500k grant
The Boys & Girls Club in Coupeville was allocated $500,000 for the construction of a new gymnasium.
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Islanders celebrates spring with drum circle
Spring is here, and about 50 South Whidbey noisemakers gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate.
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Ferry line threat leads to arrest
A man is accused of threatening to slash a driver’s tires because he felt she cut him off…
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From Oak Harbor to Paisley Park: Whidbey artist brings wood to life
In four years, Chad Pilkington has carved birds, aliens, turtles, dinosaurs, Bruiser and more.
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Puppy love: Clinton pet center raises funds for rescue animals
Critters and Co. has provided refuge for 225 animals, including 97 dogs and puppies.
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City of Langley’s general fund in peril
The mayor said the city’s financial position is “not fine” and that an interfund loan might be needed.
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Whidbey Navy officer accused of paying teenager for sex
A Navy officer is facing sex trafficking charges for allegedly raping a 14-year-old he met on an app
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Coupeville schools want input on cuts
The Coupeville School District is seeking community input to inform upcoming budget decisions.
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County offers $50k for fireworks
Island County officials want people to have a blast on the Fourth of July.
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South Whidbey students walk out for the LGBTQ+
The death of Nex Benedict sparked a series of protests and vigils nationwide, including on Whidbey.
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Builder, foundation partner to create housing fund
A newly created fund will help direct dollars toward affordable housing projects.
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Into the woods – Trillium Community Forest begins final round of thinning
Trillium Community Forest starts its final round of thinning, from about 300 trees per acre to 125.
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Town amends tree rules
Building a home in Coupeville will no longer require an excessive amount of trees into the backyard.