Ben Watanabe / The Record
Jean Dieden has opened a new animal clinic on South Whidbey. Animal Hospital by the Sea in Langley was created to service small pets, cats and dogs such as Dieden’s wire-haired dachshund Phinney.
LANGLEY — Cats and dogs that are sick as a dog (or a cat) have a new clinic on the South End.
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8:30 AM February 13, 2012
OLYMPIA — The Washington State Legislature will find the money needed to keep all state ferry routes in operation, said Sen. Mary Margaret Haugen.
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1:13 PM
February 13, 2012

A former Coupeville dermatologist who recently made headlines for domestic violence was killed early Sunday morning in a gruesome accident near Deception Pass Bridge.
Donald "Russell" Johnson, 53, was thrown from his car after crashing it into a rock embankment and was run over by the trooper who was pursuing him for speeding and reckless driving.
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Langley officials have narrowed the list of finalists for the job of city attorney.
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8:30 AM
February 13, 2012
Members of the Bayview Farmers Market have agreed to offer a plump cash prize to the winner of this year’s poster contest.
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8:30 AM
February 13, 2012

SUNLIGHT SHORES — Celina Dill is not your typical 16-year-old girl.
Since October of last year, Dill has had her head deep into the design process of the very small house she is going to build for herself. On wheels.
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9:48 AM
February 12, 2012

LANGLEY — Teacher. Coach. Union representative. Athletic event manager. School director.
Jan McNeely is calling it a career.
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updated 9:47 AM
February 12, 2012
Whidbey Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) will hold a celebration Monday, Feb. 13, of the bill signing of the same-sex marriage legislation by Gov. Chris Gregoire.
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9:47 AM
February 12, 2012
LANGLEY — Imagine the city’s old fire hall on Second Street filled with the pitter-patter of raindrops — and the footsteps of wee ones.
It sounds good to the city council, if the reaction at this week’s council meeting was any gauge.
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10:08 AM
February 11, 2012
COUPEVILLE — The critics of Diking District 1’s controversial pump project will soon be in control of the district’s board of commissioners.
Tom Kraft has an insurmountable lead in votes, 232-105, over incumbent Diking Commissioner Ray Gabelein for a seat on the three-member board.
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updated 10:00 AM
February 11, 2012
Port commissioners will get a special presentation on the Mukilteo Ferry Terminal expansion project from Washington State Ferries at the port’s meeting next week.
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9:44 AM
February 11, 2012