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Knights charge past Falcon boys basketball squad
South Whidbey was led in scoring for the second time all season by someone other than Parker Collins…
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Langley police contract questions raised, approved anyway
Questions about the Langley Police Guild agreement’s vacation accrual, holiday overtime pay and salary raises were raised Monday…
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Langley adopts food truck rules; site selection remains undetermined
A season from late May to early September is set for food trucks in Langley.
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Murphy boys survive South Whidbey’s 3-point barrage
Archbishop Murphy withstood a three-point barrage from South Whidbey and left Langley with a 62-57 boys basketball win…
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Firefighter Gary Gabelein hangs up his helmet after 43 years | SLIDESHOW
In the two cleared engine bays of Station 36 in Bayview, it was akin to being in Gary…
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New route to restore some South End transit service cuts
A new Island Transit route on South Whidbey is being proposed.
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Rabbit wars: Langley mayor pardons city’s bunnies despite citizen complaints
Worried that a mass culling or relocation of Langley’s abundant rabbit population would be political suicide, Mayor Fred…
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Stifling defense leads way in Falcons’ Tiger taming
Behind a stingy defense and a red-hot offense, the Falcon girls basketball team scorched the Granite Falls Tigers…
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Clinton council pins hopes on Food Shed plan
Creating a place where Clinton can gather for a cup of coffee, some local produce and community events…
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Seasonal limits eyed for food trucks in Langley
Protecting existing businesses will take precedence for Langley with its food truck ordinance.
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SLIDESHOW | Tough defense, three-pointers carry Falcon girls over Tigers
South Whidbey rumbled its way to a 67-33 win over Granite Falls in a Cascade Conference girls basketball…
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‘Yucky’ Falcon hoops game saved by Collins’ shots late
Given the low score of South Whidbey’s 39-34 boys basketball win against Cedar Park Christian on Tuesday, Falcon…
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Langley hits the brakes on funicular plans, goes back to drawing board
Langley is scrapping long-held ideas about moving people from the waterfront to the city’s commercial areas.