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Dec 07 2012, 4:54 PM Maybe one-and-done is South Whidbey soccer’s thing. Coaches vote pair of Falcons all-league volleyball
Dec 07 2012, 4:55 PM Hannah Calderwood ended her Falcon volleyball career with an all-Cascade Conference nomination. Shooting rule proposals eased by Island County commissioners
Dec 10 2012, 2:45 PM
The Island County Commissioners are earning praise this week from some early critics of a proposal to create a petition process for the establishment of no-shooting zones in rural areas.
Holiday House brings Christmas cheer to kids
Dec 07 2012, 5:02 PM
The Holiday House elves are hard at work once again to spread holiday joy to island children in need.
Superintendent defends South Whidbey schools' ‘local’ foods amid criticism
Dec 12 2012, 7:50 PM
LANGLEY — The local farm-to-school program on South Whidbey is not so local.
Langley wins $1 million in Second Street grants
Dec 13 2012, 11:40 AM
LANGLEY — A pair of grants totaling $1 million were recently awarded to Langley’s Second Street project.
New Langley zoning rules get Mo’s Pub, planning advisory board approval
Dec 11 2012, 2:10 PM LANGLEY — After months of battling with the city and its neighbors, Mo’s Pub and Eatery left City Hall with what it wanted — new zoning ordinances. EDITORIAL | Making merry for our children
Dec 11 2012, 2:12 PM Islanders are hard at work making sure that a child’s worst nightmare never happens: That he or she will wake up Christmas morning and find nothing under the tree, while other boys and girls in the neighborhood are celebrating their good luck. South Whidbey School District does have a plan | GUEST VIEWPOINT
Dec 11 2012, 2:14 PM BY JO MOCCIA As most of the community knows by now, the school district has been experiencing an enrollment decline over the past several years, as a result of the declining population in the South Whidbey area. Enrollment peaked in 2000 and has declined by 30 percent since that time. During this time the district has responded by downsizing in both staff and space utilization. The debate over facilities use has created a great deal of turmoil in our community. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | Consider tower tradeoffs
Dec 11 2012, 2:17 PM To the editor: While traveling in Nova Scotia recently, my wife and I encountered a person having a medical emergency.
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Dec 07 2012, 4:54 PM Maybe one-and-done is South Whidbey soccer’s thing. Coaches vote pair of Falcons all-league volleyball
Dec 07 2012, 4:55 PM Hannah Calderwood ended her Falcon volleyball career with an all-Cascade Conference nomination. Shooting rule proposals eased by Island County commissioners
Dec 10 2012, 2:45 PM
The Island County Commissioners are earning praise this week from some early critics of a proposal to create a petition process for the establishment of no-shooting zones in rural areas.
Holiday House brings Christmas cheer to kids
Dec 07 2012, 5:02 PM
The Holiday House elves are hard at work once again to spread holiday joy to island children in need.
Superintendent defends South Whidbey schools' ‘local’ foods amid criticism
Dec 12 2012, 7:50 PM
LANGLEY — The local farm-to-school program on South Whidbey is not so local.
Langley wins $1 million in Second Street grants
Dec 13 2012, 11:40 AM
LANGLEY — A pair of grants totaling $1 million were recently awarded to Langley’s Second Street project.
New Langley zoning rules get Mo’s Pub, planning advisory board approval Dec 11 2012, 2:10 PM LANGLEY — After months of battling with the city and its neighbors, Mo’s Pub and Eatery left City Hall with what it wanted — new zoning ordinances. EDITORIAL | Making merry for our children
Dec 11 2012, 2:12 PM Islanders are hard at work making sure that a child’s worst nightmare never happens: That he or she will wake up Christmas morning and find nothing under the tree, while other boys and girls in the neighborhood are celebrating their good luck. South Whidbey School District does have a plan | GUEST VIEWPOINT
Dec 11 2012, 2:14 PM BY JO MOCCIA As most of the community knows by now, the school district has been experiencing an enrollment decline over the past several years, as a result of the declining population in the South Whidbey area. Enrollment peaked in 2000 and has declined by 30 percent since that time. During this time the district has responded by downsizing in both staff and space utilization. The debate over facilities use has created a great deal of turmoil in our community. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | Consider tower tradeoffs
Dec 11 2012, 2:17 PM To the editor: While traveling in Nova Scotia recently, my wife and I encountered a person having a medical emergency.
