Beginning May 28, you can venture inside one of the state’s oldest buildings: The Jacob and Sarah Ebey House, which dates from the 1850s.
A lender foreclosed and sold the home after mistakenly assuming the occupants no longer lived there.
Steven Schuller will be the town’s new public works director.
Michelle Kuss-Cybula has led the Cle Elum-Roslyn School District since 2019.
The team effort to save “Blaze” included local and Navy firefighters, public works, and neighbors.
The early count shows Coupeville and South Whidbey levies are passing.
The 14-day case rate for 12- to 19-year-olds surged to 590 per 100,000 during the period ending Dec. 29.
One council member expressed reservations about the wording of the proposal.
The yard signs of incumbents were arranged into a vulgar message on school property.
Local pilots are hoping the port can revitalize the airport and restore some of its old services.
The move did not sit well with some residents who claim their voices are being silenced.
An audience member wondered why it is not part of the agenda, like a regular statement about indigenous people.
Daily visitors to Island County boomed this year despite COVID, with economic impact far-reaching.
Damian Greene says the posting indicates he had a role in stealing a Black Lives Matter banner.
The movie makers are shooting scenes for a full-length feature at various sites around the island.
One organizer said that because most students are white, she saw no reason for a “Black Lives Matter” banner.
Amanda Ferrara owns 14 scaly friends of her own, each with its own unique personality.
