Parade attracts a marine menagerie
Sea creatures marched down the streets on Saturday for the annual Welcome the Whales Parade.
Power outage hits Oak Harbor
A power line fell in Oak Harbor Tuesday morning, leaving about 2,400 residents without power.
EDC executive director announces resignation
Sharon Sappington is resigning from executive director of the Economic Development Council.
Federal grants fund behavioral health programs in Oak Harbor elementary schools
A push for a course focusing on behavioral health in young people came from a dire community need.
Whidbey teen accused of knocking out woman’s teeth
A 17-year-old Coupeville boy is accused of punching a restaurant employee.
Man suspected of stealing car he crashed
A 36-year-old Freeland man is facing charges for stealing a vehicle.
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Peoples Bank celebrates the inaugural Whidbey Ren Faire, May 25 to 26
A high-speed police chase in Oak Harbor Saturday night ended with a rollover crash. Voters will decide if the district can restructure to a metropolitan district. Jumbo Burrito will be reopening soon after a three-and-a-half-month closure. The Whidbey Millhouse wood shop sources quality lumber from sustainable family-owned mills.Man injured in high-speed chase with Oak Harbor police
Parks and Rec District redesignation headed to ballot
Oak Harbor’s favorite burrito joint to reopen
Father and son find success in milling business
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South Whidbey baseball ranked 9th in state poll
South Whidbey’s baseball team has a 7-3 record and ranked ninth in the WIAA’s RPI 1A baseball poll.
South Whidbey girls tennis coaches to finish career at the end of the season
Karyle Kramer, the girls head coach since 2012, plans to retire along with her assistant coaches.
Alzheimer’s association starts support group for caregivers
Finding out that a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s can elicit grief and uncertainty.
Duo teaching the art of fencing to youth
Two seasoned fencers are sharing their sword-fighting expertise with the community in South Whidbey.
Take a Breath: It’s hard work, but it’s not hard
By WILLIAM WALKER
Whidbey Wire: Health Care Decisions Day is April 16
By CONOR O’BRIEN
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- From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Libraries are sacred spaces of knowledge
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Empowering seniors: discover your path at the Snohomish County Senior Resource Expo!
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Plumbing help when you need it: New Whidbey team prioritizes prompt service
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Don’t let scammers dim the sparkle of your holiday season
Editor, Editor,Letter: Design of Generations Place raises concerns for neighbors
Letter: Don’t hate, love America or leave it
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