Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Sat Nov 28
Island County Chief Criminal Deputy Colleen Kenimond was very disappointed that a former North Whidbey soccer club coach who raped a teen player won't be going to prison.
Love, adoptions grow in Island CountyWhidbey News-Times - Sat Nov 28
Four lucky kids found their way into permanent, loving homes Friday. The union of parents and children took place at Island County Superior Court, where the historically closed-court adoption proceedings were open to the public in honor of National Adoption Day.
Take the Squi Qui from Keystone?Whidbey News-Times - Sat Nov 28
How would you like to hop aboard the Squi Qui? A partnership between several Coupeville organizations and the Swinomish Tribal Community has come up with a possible name for the future ferry that will serve the Port Townsend-to-Keystone route.
Island County's new $5 land fee is officialWhidbey News Times - Fri Nov 27
People who own property in Island County will have an extra fee on their tax statements next year.
Mobile Turkey Unit deploys for ThanksgivingSouth Whidbey Record - Fri Nov 27
If turkeys could talk, they might not have too many nice things to say about Tom Arhontas.
Take the Squi Qui from Keystone?Whidbey News Times - Fri Nov 27
How would you like to hop aboard the Squi Qui? A partnership between several Coupeville organizations and the Swinomish Tribal Community has come up with a possible name for the future ferry that will serve the Port Townsend-to-Keystone route.
Catch Me If You CampSeattle Weekly - Wed Nov 25
Police found this photo of Harris-Moore on a digital camera in a car he'd stolen, which convinced them he'd returned to Camano.
Canine at center of cross-country controversyKING-TV Seattle - Tue Nov 24
A Camano Island dog, named Franklin, has become the focal point of a passionate cross-country controversy.
Jury finds Oak Harbor man guilty of child rapeSeattle Post-Intelligencer - Tue Nov 24
A jury deliberated just an hour and 20 minutes last week before finding an Oak Harbor man guilty of raping a 6-year-old girl last December.
Sno-Isle Librariesa finances cleanThe Herald - Tue Nov 24
Sno-Isle Libraries received a clean bill of financial health for the 24th year in the row from the state Auditor's Office.
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