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Can you help? Island Strings, a nonprofit dedicated to creating opportunities and access to stringed instrument education for Whidbey Island students, is offering scholarships for string players under age 18. All levels of players in need of assistance are encouraged to apply. Awards will help to offset educational costs in three categories: private instruction, instrument rental or ensemble tuition. See our website for information and resources https://islandstrings.org

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David and Maggie Bailey, owners of The Anchorage Inn in Coupeville, have completed several additions and remodels to...
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Lisa Hensell, owner of Seattle Reflexology, is now doing her healing work on Whidbey Island
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The Anchorage Inn in Coupeville has new owners, David and Maggie Bailey
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‘Tis the season for busy state ferries
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Flowers by the Bay in Freeland has new owners: Danielle Dontcho and Eli Imbery
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The Enchanted Beedle in Coupeville has an amazing selection of fresh cut flowers, knitting supplies, crystals and...
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The more you know: The best and worst times to travel for Labor Day weekend
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Hummingbird Bread, a delicious and nutritious bread made on Whidbey Island 
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Pack your patience if boarding a state ferry in a vehicle for Thanksgiving travel
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Cultus Bay Gardens in Clinton provides a special place to walk among beautiful plants and enjoy a variety of great...
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