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UPDATE | Langley council reverses course on Langley Passage
The Langley City Council did an about-face earlier this week and unanimously reversed its four-month-old decision to reject…
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Langley council votes to clip wings of new finance committee
If there was any lingering doubt that an outsider has taken a seat on the Langley City Council,…
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Langley City Council blinks, takes back vote against Langley Passage housing project
Facing the continued threat of legal action from the developer of Langley Passage, the Langley City Council unanimously…
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Council starts to backstep on oversight committee
The door is starting to slam shut on attempts to open up Langley City Hall. Councilman Hal Seligson,…
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Fear of nuclear fallout prompts search for potassium iodide pills
South Whidbey pharmacies are fielding a frenzy of frantic telephone calls from residents searching for potassium iodide pills…
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South Whidbey School Board vows to take fresh look at combining schools
It may be time for a new deal, and this time, with a full deck. South Whidbey School…
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South Whidbey parks district to adjust tax levy after $78K error
South Whidbey parks officials will need to raise property taxes next year to cover a $78,000 mistake made…
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Same goal was target in mayor switch, vets say
City government wasn’t working, and the status quo had to go. Though their destinations were decidedly different, those…
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High winds cut power at 15 locations on Whidbey Island
High winds are sweeping across Whidbey Island today, toppling trees and branches onto roadways and disrupting ferry service…
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UPDATE | Hunting group says it wants property as port mulls offers on sale of park land
Port of South Whidbey commissioners are moving forward with the controversial sale of a 14-acre property near Possession…
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Port moves forward on sale of Dorothy Cleveland Trail
Port of South Whidbey commissioners are moving forward with the controversial sale of a 14-acre property near Possession…
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South Whidbey parks cuts to employee raises may help fill $100K budget hole
An unexpected drop in property tax revenues may mean a rough trail ahead for South Whidbey parks.