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Langley council shoots down controversial Langley Passage housing project
The Langley City Council unanimously rejected the plan for Langley Passage, a proposed 20-home subdivision on the northeast…
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Langley gets ready for staff reductions in 2011
One public works employee at city hall was laid off on Friday, and Langley city workers will face…
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Issue of trust swirls around Prop. 1 vote
Traffic on Maxwelton Road. Young girls mixing with older boys. Potential permitting problems. Septic system capacity. The price…
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Port commissioners change plan to remove Possession Point property
Port of South Whidbey commissioners took the first step in getting rid of a piece of property on…
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Clinton stumps for Murray, Larsen during Puget Sound visit
Islanders embrace former president’s call to action.
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Ferry problems plague Whidbey routes
CLINTON — It’s gotten a little harder to get from here to there. And vice versa. The ferry…
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Challengers throw hard jabs at first voters’ forum
CLINTON — The gloves came off at the first voters’ forum for candidates on the November ballot on…
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State says more than a dozen hotline calls inspired audit
More than a dozen calls to the Washington State Auditor’s Office hotline for fraud, waste and abuse triggered…
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Audit will start early in Langley
Citizen complaints about what’s happening at city hall have prompted the state to start its official audit of…
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Langley’s troubles prompt call for independent audit
The call for an audit of Langley city government is growing in the wake of controversies over the…
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Whistleblower takes aim at city’s building official
Langley’s building official was accused of padding his bills and getting paid for playing basketball and Frisbee while…
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Campaign kicks off for $25 million bond to improve schools
LANGLEY — There’s no going back. That was the message from District Superintendent Fred McCarthy as he kicked…
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South Whidbey enrollment numbers higher than expected
South End classrooms aren’t bursting at the seams, but an unexpected bump-up in enrollment numbers has given officials…