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Atlantis underwater robotics group moves on to inspire, teach the next generation
Atlantis ROV is moving on and expanding from its days as an underwater robotics team.
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Pair of Lions Club members celebrated for 75-, 65-year marks
Spence Purvis and Freeman Boyer looked as regal as the Lions for which their social club is named…
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Clinton landmark makes winter appearance
There’s a car in Clinton visible only a few months each year, and winter is prime viewing season.
Business
Family tree farm still growing 74 years later
Anyone looking for a last-minute Christmas tree need only head to Clinton.
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Langley City Council considers need for a generator
The November wind storm that cut power to Langley for more than 24 hours has some in the…
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Langley offered planner severance to avoid possible litigation, claim
The $17,000 severance agreement offered to Langley’s former planning director was, at least in part, done to avoid…
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Land use, UGA at heart of Langley’s comp plan update
Just how large the city should get is foundation for just about everything else in Langley’s comprehensive plan…
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Clinton boy continues dream of big giving
Weston Dill, who stands barely tall enough for his head to peek above the dining table in his…
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Exiting planner to get $17K, plus recommendation letter from mayor McCarthy
Langley will pay its former planning director more than $17,000 as part of a separation and severance package.
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Sanctuary, relocation, ‘cruelty’ pondered by Langley rabbit group
Finding a way to address the concerns of property owners in Langley has remained as challenging as trying…
Life
How to get your Christmas, holiday fix on South Whidbey | CORRECTED
Plenty of people say the holidays bring with them a busy time of family, friends, gatherings and parties.
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Mo’s Pub to pour its last pint Sunday
Mo’s Pub and Eatery in Langley will pour its last pint and serve its final plate of fish…
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Decision on planning director’s employment likely to come Monday
The fate of Michael Davolio’s position as Langley’s planning chief may be decided next week.