A dispute over Langley Mayor Paul Samuelson’s paychecks has sparked turmoil inside city hall and prompted the city’s chief financial officer to seek an outside investigation on alleged “improper actions” by the mayor.
The potshots and sniping have subsided for now, but Langley’s lengthy battle of the bluff will resume in earnest early next month.
The quest of the Holmes Harbor community to reopen its namesake golf course is dead.
Officials of the Freeland Water and Sewer District are increasingly optimistic about their chances of landing federal stimulus funds to help pay for a new sewer system in Freeland.
A new home in what could be the city’s newest neighborhood for just $150,000?
Proponents of the Langley Passage project dangled that possibility before the city’s Planning Advisory Board as they got their first chance in nearly a month to defend their controversial housing development.
Break out the bagpipes. The Highland Games are coming to Langley.
Officials with the South Whidbey School District and organizers of the annual celebration of Celtic culture have inked a deal to bring the big event to the Langley Middle School property.
The developer’s defense of the controversial Langley Passage housing project will again wait for another day.
Proponents of the project asked Langley’s Planning Advisory Board for a two-week delay on Wednesday, at the beginning of the restarted hearing for the 20-lot development near the city’s eastern end.
Whidbey Island’s Highland Games might not be homeless much longer.
Officials for the annual celebration of Celtic culture said they are now working to bring the games to the Langley Middle School property for the event’s 12th year.
Washington State Ferries will make several late-night adjustments to its weekend schedule this summer on the Clinton-Mukilteo route, ferry officials announced Monday.
A public hearing on the controversial Langley Passage housing project was abruptly adjourned Wednesday evening after a consultant collapsed moments after beginning his presentation.
A public hearing on the controversial Langley Passage housing project was abruptly adjourned Wednesday evening after a consultant collapsed just moments after beginning his presentation.
Here comes the bride, and there goes the Highland Games.
A scheduling error at Greenbank Farm has left the annual celebration of Scottish culture homeless.
The Great Recession is over, but the unemployment rate will continue to climb in Washington in the months ahead.
That was the grim forecast from Arun Raha, the state’s chief economist, as the much-anticipated panelist outlined the economic state of Washington at the Island County Economic Development Council’s annual luncheon.
