The trial for accused killer James “Jim” Huden has been pushed back a month.
Officials of the South Whidbey Parks & Recreation District plan to meet this week in a closed-door session to interview candidates to replace outgoing board member Linda Kast.
Robert “Jeff” Lauderdale’s campaign is off to a running start — in fundraising, at least.
Devoted mom. Caring community member. Exemplary employee.
Or calculating chameleon, and accomplice to first-degree murder.
Two starkly different pictures of Peggy Sue Thomas began to emerge this week as Island County authorities prepare to arraign the former hairdresser and beauty queen in the Christmastime murder of Russel Douglas.
Karla Gilbert attracted a few curious stares Thursday while standing near the end of the Coupeville Wharf.
She’s going to get a lot more interested looks in the months to come, though.
The bail for the former beautician and beauty queen charged in the first-degree murder of a Langley man was cut from $5 million to $500,000 at her bail hearing Tuesday in Island County Superior Court.
Thomas Gill remains in first place in the three-way race for Position 4 for the Langley City Council.
Proposition 1 found its greatest support in the precinct that includes the Edgecliff neighborhood, according to the first election tally released by Island County.
Charging that Island County government needs a “course correction,” Robert “Jeff” Lauderdale officially announced Saturday that he will be running as a Republican candidate in the 2012 race to represent District 1 on the board of county commissioners.
Island County commissioners will talk about the future population of Freeland at their work session today.
The amount of growth forecast for Freeland has been a bone of contention for opponents of the Freeland Water & Sewer District’s $40 million plan to install a sewer system that would serve an expanding Freeland.
It looks like Langley will keep its mayor.
The second suspect in the brutal 2003 murder of a Langley man made her first appearance in Island County Superior Court Tuesday.
Charging that Island County government needs a “course correction,” Robert “Jeff” Lauderdale officially announced Saturday that he will be running as a Republican candidate in the 2012 race to represent District 1 on the board of county commissioners.
