Langley’s new mayor learns on the job
Mayor Kennedy Horstman has identified several areas of improvement for the city of Langley.
Parks and Rec District redesignation headed to ballot
Voters will decide if the district can restructure to a metropolitan district.
Mayor Wright focuses on workplace culture
Next week, the mayor will reach his hundredth day in office.
Island Transit addresses no-shows with new policy
Island Transit will penalize customers who don’t show up to their scheduled On Demand appointments.
Langley committee asks for removal of residency requirement
The less restrictive requirements would allow a more ethnically diverse population to participate.
King to pass baton to new superintendent
The Coupeville School Board chose Shannon Leatherwood as the district’s new superintendent.
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Peoples Bank celebrates the inaugural Whidbey Ren Faire, May 25 to 26
Investigators believe the man is a suspect in the murder of an Anacortes elementary school teacher. Yet another recreational vehicle parked on Hoffman Road went up in smoke over the weekend. The Whidbey Millhouse wood shop sources quality lumber from sustainable family-owned mills. Displayed above the colorful taffies, bags containing different twists to the classic popcorn.Large search fails to recover body of murder suspect
Another RV fire extinguished on Hoffman Road
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Father and son find success in milling business
Popsies offers kaleidoscope of popcorn flavors
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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.
Duo teaching the art of fencing to youth
Two seasoned fencers are sharing their sword-fighting expertise with the community in South Whidbey.
Plant sale about to bloom
The Coupeville Garden Club’s 55th annual plant sale will offer a wide variety of plants next week.
- Whidbey women share connection with novelist
- Sculpture Forest welcomes pieced-together work
- Afghan immigrants to share stories on South Whidbey
- Kids learn acting and social skills at Whidbey Playhouse
- Sip Science added to ample Earth Month lineup
- Whidbey boating club offers voyages, certification and education
Whidbey Wire: Health Care Decisions Day is April 16
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From Point No Point to Deception Pass: A season for optimism
April is a month for delight. For celebration. The sun is returning to our northerly isle. The gray skies and…
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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: Vegetarianism is best choice for the planet
Letter: Talk about climate change at next salon
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