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Clinton to welcome new state ferry
The partially-built-on-Whidbey ferry M/V Tokitae will get a welcoming ceremony to its new route from Clinton to Mukilteo…
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Langley Second Street partially opens
Parking has finally returned to Second Street between Anthes and Cascade avenues. After months of construction on the…
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SLIDESHOW | South Whidbey Academy class of 2014
Seven students graduated from South Whidbey Academy, the alternative program in the South Whidbey School District, on Thursday,…
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Walking for children, walking for his future
Cameron Coupe has an easy smile, one that flashes often during a short jaunt through 50 yards of…
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South Whidbey’s brightest | Class of 2014 valedictorians
Know this one? A baker, a dancer, a computer whiz, and a pianist walk into a high school.…
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Langley selects Black, again
For the second time in two weeks, Robin Black was appointed to the Langley City Council after another…
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Redemption song: South Whidbey Academy speaker made extra year count
Going back to school was totally worth it for Cassie Marcial. She will stride across the stage at…
Sports
Radisch, Weeks finish state tournament in seventh place
Amelia Weeks and Tess Radisch finished their South Whidbey girls tennis careers Saturday as the state’s seventh-place 1A…
Sports
South Whidbey senior girls set relay school record
Embracing long after their race, the joy of a fourth-place finish in the girls 1,600-meter relay lingered for…
Sports
Rosie Portillo places sixth at 1A state golf tournament
Through rain, hail, thunder and lightning, consistency was the name of South Whidbey golfer Rosie Portillo’s game at…
Life
New photography gallery in Langley shoots for accessible art
Dozens of crystal clear images are framed, matted and hung around Langley’s newest art shop, Poppybank Gallery.
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Mayfest, a vision of bustling Clinton
Later today, the last day of the month, there will be a celebration of Clinton’s past and a…
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First Street neighbors differ over Francisco’s development proposal
Grumbling over a proposed six-story, 19,000-square-foot development has Langley buzzing.