DjangoFest Northwest, one of the premier gypsy jazz festivals in the country, is still going on with evening performances tonight, Saturday and Sunday, in addition to daily workshops and impromptu “djams” around Langley.
The Langley City Council’s priorities for the 2016 budget shared a handful of small tasks and noticeably omitted some of the major lingering issues.
The sounds of plucked guitars, thrumming bass and tinny snare drums, plus accordions, piano and plenty of horns will wash over Langley as DjangoFest Northwest returns for its 15th year.
Getting fireworks restricted was a uniformly endorsed topic during Island County Commissioner Helen Price Johnson’s informal chat with constituents in Clinton on Thursday.
The lives and times of stars and celebrities are commonplace today.
Rose Shoemaker knows she gets plenty of long glances and odd looks when she rides atop her 13-year-old steed Evelyn.
A storm water retention pond in Langley found to have petroleum and barium contaminants in the sediment was recently pumped of its water.
A missed step was made up in the land swap transaction between Langley and owners of the Dog House Tavern with a public hearing Monday night.
Crafting and curating the look and feel of Langley may become the purview of the city’s Design Review Board sooner rather than later.
Colin Campbell knows how to make a splashy entrance.
Everyone has heard the complaint that nothing is made in America any more.
Sarah Holm beamed a bright smile while holding up her mighty, first-place winning fish at the Freeland Ace/Fishin’ Club Pink Salmon Derby on Saturday.
One of the gleaming jewels of Langley’s redesigned Second Street has a blemish, according to City Hall.
