The drivers of a near head-to-head two-car crash in Freeland on Friday both escaped serious injury.
Facing the prospect of its seventh consecutive loss, the South Whidbey girls basketball team buckled down on defense late, hit some crucial three-point shots and rallied to defeat Sultan 44-41 Friday night.
A few months after winning re-election, Congressman Rick Larsen touted transportation as his focus this year and maintained his advocacy of NAS Whidbey Island during a visit to Langley Saturday.
South Whidbey lost a 10-point lead and found a way to hold on against a furious charge by the Lakewood Cougars on Jan. 13. The Falcons won 66-64.
Langley may join the hip foodie ranks of Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles and New York if the city council approves a newly proposed food truck ordinance.
City council members will have their first discussion of the ordinance at Tuesday’s 5:30 p.m. meeting. As the proposal is currently worded, a $100 license would cover the calendar year and allows food trucks to operate between 9 a.m. and 10 p.m., seven days a week. There are no existing restrictions, however, that regulate the operation of such trucks inside city limits.
Despite losing a 10-point lead, South Whidbey’s boys basketball team held on for a 66-64 win over Lakewood on Tuesday night for the Falcons’ second straight win.
June Farrington has a host of memories and memorabilia from her deceased husband’s long career in the military and law enforcement.
South Whidbey lost the lead late as the Cedarcrest girls basketball team surged back in the final minutes to win 42-41 on Friday, Jan. 9 at South Whidbey High School.
James Wills has a lot of nicknames.
People who come to the Clinton post office to weigh packages, check for lost mail and buy stamps know him as Jim, Jimmy and Jimbo.
All of that friendly banter and a 34-year cache of memories will wrap up in a final shift Friday, Jan. 30. Wills is retiring from his United States Postal Service career at the end of the month.
Free throws proved to be the difference for Cedarcrest’s girls basketball team in a 42-41 come-from-behind victory over South Whidbey on Friday night.
Bellevue Christian took a 24-7 lead at halftime over South Whidbey’s girls basketball team and never looked back to a 43-29 victory Jan. 8 at South Whidbey High School.
Clearing sidewalk snow will remain the responsibility of property owners and shop keepers, Langley city leaders have decided.
When the time came, Langley Police Officer Charlie Liggitt jumped into action, and his decisions helped save a life late last month.
