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Council looks to state rep for help with ferry woes
State Rep. Dave Paul was invited to a Langley city council meeting to speak about recent ferry cuts.
Service temporarily restored to Clinton-Mukilteo ferry route
Despite major slashes, the first weekend of an abridged ferry schedule saw some pleasant surprises.
Tides presentation set for Oct. 20
Phyllis Woolwine, president of Shearwater University, will deliver a presentation Oct. 20.
Hospital candidates talk staff retention, compensation
Candidates for the WhidbeyHealth board of commissioners talked about improving employee retention.
Commutation reduces sentence in 1998 crime spree
Rogelio Vasquez’s extraordinary redemption story culminated when the governor signed a commutation.
Beluga last sighted near Whidbey
The beluga whale that first made an appearance in Puget Sound two weeks ago seems to have moved on.
Deer Lagoon Grange considered ‘distinguished’
The Deer Lagoon Grange was acknowledged as a 2020-2021 Distinguished Grange for its accomplishments.
Woman files lawsuit against alleged child rapist
The woman filed a complaint for damages against her former stepfather 73-year-old Charles Ringer Jr.
Coupeville employees to receive COVID premium pay
From Nov. 1 through the end of December, town employees will receive an extra $15 per hour.