South Whidbey Record
Since 1921, the South Whidbey Record has been dedicated to delivering top-notch community journalism to its readers. The publication focuses on the southern part of Whidbey Island, starting with Clinton, the gateway where Washington State ferries arrive after crossing Puget Sound from the mainland and Seattle. The Record’s audience includes various communities, such as the lively town of Clinton, known for its beaches and rural landscapes; the charming village of Langley, a hub for visual and performing arts that attracts visitors year-round; the small but thriving town of Freeland, which is currently seeing significant growth in business and services; and the quaint hamlet of Greenbank, located near Central Whidbey, home to the public Greenbank Farm and the renowned 54-acre Meerkerk Rhododendron Gardens. Committed to excellence in community journalism, the South Whidbey Record upholds a high level of reporting, analysis, opinions, and photography. Each edition showcases the diverse interests of its readers, covering topics such as land use, road improvements, education, crime, local government, community happenings, sports, boating, recreation, arts, entertainment, and the unique individuals and places that define South Whidbey.
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1 week ago |
southwhidbeyrecord.com | Kira Erickson
Thanks to new state legislation, ferry workers are better protected from misbehaving passengers. Gov. Bob Ferguson recently signed into law Senate Bill 5716, which carries harsher penalties for those who assault transit workers. Previously, ferry workers were not included in the list. The new law expands the locations where a person can be guilty of “unlawful transit conduct” to include the state ferry system.
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3 weeks ago |
southwhidbeyrecord.com | Kira Erickson
In a time when its services are increasingly needed by the community, Mother Mentors of Whidbey Island is facing an unexpected $60,000 gap in funding. The nonprofit organization provides in-home mentorship for parents, two pantries of free items for families and Playscape locations in Langley and Oak Harbor where infants and young children can have fun. According to Executive Director Jane Bothel, Mother Mentors has received state funding from the Opportunity Council for the past 13 years.
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3 weeks ago |
southwhidbeyrecord.com | Kira Erickson
When someone asked Katie Whitlock where she’d rather be if not behind her computer doing statistical research, she responded, “In a field with sheep.”A few years later, she was able to leave her day job behind in Seattle and began building her flock after moving to South Whidbey with her family. Five years later, about 50 sheep call the Windy Indigo farmstead in Clinton their home. “Might have gone a little overboard there,” Whitlock said with a laugh.
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3 weeks ago |
southwhidbeyrecord.com | Jessie Stensland
A 43-year-old Oak Harbor woman is facing a criminal charge after taking a vehicle on a test drive from an Oak Harbor dealership and then not returning it last week, according to court documents. Tiffany A. Cleaver appeared in Island County Superior Court May 9. Judge Carolyn Cliff found probable cause existed to believe she may have committed the crime of possession of a stolen vehicle.
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3 weeks ago |
southwhidbeyrecord.com | Kira Erickson
Every year on the second Saturday of May, belly dancers around the world unite as part of the Shimmy Mob, an international movement that aims to raise awareness and show support for survivors of domestic violence. Whidbey has its own Shimmy Mob teams, including one that is based in Langley but includes people from all parts of the island. Outfitted in hot pink T-shirts, the jangling troupe of women danced for six hours at seven different locations, moving from Clinton to Oak Harbor.
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