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Langley leaders seek sand shrimp harvest moratorium
Langley is seeking to protect one of its natural draws and a major tourism element: gray whale migration.
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Clinton business groups plan for Oktoberfest fall festival
Oompah music will blare, brats will sizzle and beer will flow this October in Clinton.
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Mayor, council back four cops in Langley
Law and order, and the occasional jump start, will be doled out by four Langley police officers for…
Sports
South Whidbey wrestlers ready for final fights at Mat Classic XXVI
Three South Whidbey wrestlers were guaranteed a spot in the 1A Mat Classic, the statewide wrestling tournament in…
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Animal interests among top concerns for Island County fairgrounds changes
Animal safety and comfort, failed bonds and adequate demand were among the chief worries spoken at a public…
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Friday Harbor sails past South Whidbey in boys hoops playoff
A slow start doomed South Whidbey boys basketball against Friday Harbor in a loser-out playoff game Friday night.
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Three Falcon wrestlers make Mat Classic
Oh, what could have been for the South Whidbey wrestling team.
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Study proposes full Langley police staff, neither option allows 24/7 coverage
A months-long study of whether the Langley Police Department should have three or four officers, set to be…
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Students unharmed in school bus accident, driver taken to hospital
An unknown medical emergency forced a school bus driver to stop on Highway 525 in front of the…
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South Whidbey survives Nooksack Valley scare
The Falcons got down, and then they got up in a 74-64 win over the Nooksack Valley Pioneers…
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Jet critics promise to shut down OLF to small South Whidbey crowd
Citizens of the Ebey’s Reserve, the group that filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Navy for excessive flights…
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SLIDESHOW | South Whidbey boys survive playoff scare from Nooksack Valley
South Whidbey's boys basketball team rallied from a 10-point deficit in the first half to defeat Nooksack Valley…
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Falcon boys hoops season put on the ropes
Facing the season’s end, South Whidbey’s boys basketball team will have one more shot Wednesday to keep playing.