Music for the Eyes, an exotic jewelry, attire and rug shop in Langley, was burglarized this week.
Thanks to some timely two-out hits and solid starting pitching, South Whidbey baseball won the first game of a doubleheader against Cedar Park Christian on Wednesday.
A bit of a rain delay Tuesday only prolonged a match that was quickly in the South Whidbey girls tennis team’s court.
Langley got its first sweeping look at projects that could better connect its commercial and residential areas to its waterfront and marina at the long-awaited charrette Tuesday night.
Despite all of the blustery gusto and tension leading up to a public meeting about marina access project options in Langley, the meeting itself was befittingly calm for the Village by the Sea.
Lakewood baseball completed its Cascade Conference season sweep of South Whidbey with a 9-6 win April 10 in Langley.
The Cougars scored the majority of their runs in the second inning, padded their lead a couple more times and held off the Falcons.
Langley will be without an incumbent in the 2015 mayoral election.
Mayor Fred McCarthy announced his decision not to seek re-election Monday morning. In an interview with The Record, he said he wants to pursue other interests, chief among them his family.
Eight different South Whidbey boys soccer players scored as the team rebounded from its second loss of the season with a 10-0 win over Lakewood on Friday.
A five-run second inning leaped the Lakewood Cougars baseball squad past South Whidbey to a 9-6 win on a wet and windy Friday.
Langley’s 2015 mayoral race will not include Fred McCarthy.
The mayor announced in a Monday morning email to The Record that he will not seek reelection this November. In a follow up phone call, he promised to serve out the remainder of his term but confirmed his plans to sit this race out.
Community discord over a proposed conveyance project in Langley reached new heights this week following the distribution of handbills that appear to encourage residents to highjack the agenda of Tuesday’s charrette with an unplanned vote.
The Langley Whale Center is preparing to move after celebrating its first year in business.
A quick Cedarcrest score clipped the once high-flying Falcon boys soccer team and was essentially a gut-punch that led to a 2-1 loss on Tuesday.
Cedarcrest scored the first goal in the second minute against South Whidbey in a Cascade Conference boys soccer match April 7. The Red Wolves took a 2-1 lead and held off the Falcons’ furious last-minute charges.
