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New school board will move to reverse LMS closure
LANGLEY — Langley Middle School is going to stay open next school year. A resolution to close the…
Sports
Inexperienced squad sets goal to surprise league | FALCONS WINTER SPORTS PREVIEW
LANGLEY — Henry Pope landed his dream job last year coaching the Falcon boys basketball team. He had…
News
Teachers, South Whidbey school district officials unite against state budget cuts
LANGLEY — Teachers, parents, students, school board members and the school superintendent stood together Monday to protest further…
Sports
Despite injuries, Buechner voted to all-conference football teams
LANGLEY — Avery Buechner, all 200 pounds of him, liked running into the other football team’s players. On…
Business
New Langley cupcake shop offers local names, ingredients
LANGLEY — There’s a new spot to satiate a sweet tooth on the South End — Whidbey Cupcakes.…
Sports
Senior moments: Falcon girls soccer seniors take pride in improvement, unity
South Whidbey’s four senior co-captains led a young, inexperienced squad to two more victories than the 2010 season,…
News
Friend of victims creates tribute shirts to help families
For some, there was a sense of helplessness following the car crash that killed three young men on…
News
Tom Arhontas’ legacy continues with all the fixings
Cooking 14 turkeys is a bit odd for Joan Smith.
News
Family offers forgiveness at memorial for crash victim
Sorrow, laughter and forgiveness — along with hundreds of people — filled South Whidbey Assembly of God for…
News
Cranberry Festival leads to generous donation to Ryan’s House
Cranberries, a tart Thanksgiving dinner staple, were real sweet for Lori Cavender. Thanks to House of Prayer and…
Sports
‘Natural’ ability earns all-conference soccer award for Haimes
South Whidbey senior defender Brianna Haimes was voted to the all-Cascade Conference girls soccer second team.
News
Dozens turn out for Occupy Langley
The Occupy movement settled into the Village by the Sea last week. A couple dozen people occupied the…
News
Lessons from a life cut short: Friends, family pay tribute to accident victim
FREELAND — Energy was abundant in Robert Bruce Knight. Whether he used it to break out a 30-yard…