Christmas wishes and whims
Here’s what kids on South Whidbey are asking Santa for this holiday season.
Wayward pooch taken into custody
The Island County Sheriff’s Office took an unexpectedly furry suspect into custody this week.
Town to replace aging water, sewer lines
Improvements to utility lines and the safety of a street in Coupeville will take place next year.
Leather artist makes botanical creations
Kristi Uhles creates leather sculptures meant to evoke the feeling of their botanical inspirations.
Energize Langley builds local resilience on Whidbey
The Energize Langley kicked off its next phase in the aftermath of the atmospheric river events.
County’scomp plandraft openfor input
The county’s draft comprehensive update is now available for public review and comment online.
Brian Linson’s landscaping business voted the best
Linson won “Business Person of the Year,” among other awards, as owner of North Whidbey’s BL Landscapes
Oak Harbor staff have officially completed their latest anonymous assessment. Cheryl Engle served 36 years on the Central Whidbey Island Fire and Rescue board. Bring your gift list: The century-old Whidbey Island mercantile still surprises. Matt’s Import Haven in Clinton is changing gears.Survey says: City of Oak Harbor questionnaire shows general job satisfaction
Longtime fire commissioner retires
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Funky fun finds at Langley’s Star Store
Handing off the keys
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Sticky situation upsets tennis players
Tacky glue that made up the pickleball court lines has rendered the tennis court “unplayable.”
Flag football tryouts kick off in Oak Harbor
Head Coach Mike Lonborg estimated over 30 girls participated
- Whidbey’s legendary boxer has inspiring story of her own
- Playoff soccer returns to Wildcat memorial stadium
- South Whidbey’s Reed Atwood claims girls cross country championship
- South Whidbey cross country heads to state
- Oak Harbor youth football team heads to championship game
- Wildcats varsity girls soccer tallies two playoff wins
Explore nature in an ADA-friendly walk
Whidbey Audubon Society is offering a unique opportunity for those with physical challenges.
Light display spreads holiday cheer
Many residents on North Whidbey have committed to going all-in with their light displays.
- Salish elders remembered for their protective spirits
- From waste to wonderful: Farm sanctuary collects leftover produce for animals
- Jewish festival of lights brightens island
- Oak Harbor Nativity scene gets a new life
- Blue Fox Drive-in hosts enhanced Christmas Village
- ‘The Nutcracker’ ballet takes stage at WICA
From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Trump’s demands for loyalty echo history
Dr. Michael Seraphinoff is a Whidbey Island resident and a former professor at Skagit Valley College
Sound Off: With immunity there is unity for the community
By DR. ROBERT WAGNER
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- Every day on Whidbey should be Small Business Saturday
- Sound Off: Listening to veterans in Northwest Washington
- Take a Breath: District 10 legislator stays professional in partisan climate
- No veteran should go hungry in America
- From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Resistance is not futile, but it is American
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Be inspired by nature at Langley’s new floral boutique
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10 things you need to know about this year’s Snohomish County seniors expo
Editor, Editor,Letter: High fuel prices need to be addressed
Letter: City leaders have misplaced priorities
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