Tons added to Kwa-di Tabil class ferries for level look
Justin Burnett / The Record
The M/V Kennewick sails through morning fog into Keystone Harbor. A recent meeting with ferry officials and legislators resulted in several changes for the new boats.
The signature list of one of the state’s new 64-car ferries was corrected with 80 tons of ballast recently and the other two boats in the class are expected to receive the same improvement later this summer.
Smart car slams into Ott & Murphy
A Smart Car made a dumb mistake Friday in Langley when its driver missed the gas pedal, sending the tiny black car into the exterior wall of a wine shop.
Animals shelter in Oak Harbor
RECORD STAFF
Oak Harbor officials finally found a new site for the city animal shelter.
Humphrey Road parking in Clinton closed Sunday
Humphrey Road parking lot, formerly known as Patty’s Parking, will be closed all day Sunday, May 19, for much-needed re-striping.
Island County headhunters may snare a planner
Island County may have a new planning chief as soon as next week.
North Whidbey home goes up in flames
A fire of unknown origin claimed a mobile home on North Whidbey Thursday morning.
Hit-and-run crash lands Clinton man in jail
A hit-and-run suspect picked the wrong place to turn after leaving the scene of a collision Tuesday morning at Bayview Road and Highway 525.
Seligson, Allderdice forego council election run
Langley City Council has a couple of seats to fill come November.
O'Neal runs again for South Whidbey school board; filing period ends today
Veteran South Whidbey School District board of directors member Fred O'Neal decided to run again for his position, perhaps after seeing he would have some competition.
Flight operations scheduled at Outlying Field near Coupeville
Field Carrier Landing Practice (FLCP) operations for aircraft stationed at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station are scheduled to occur at Outlying Field Coupeville, from Monday, May 20 through Thursday, May 23.
Island rallies around victims of Langley house fire
When a fire ravaged their home on Anthes Avenue on Friday evening, the Jones/Russell family lost everything — their home, their car, their furniture, clothes, toys for the kids, birth certificates and family photos.
