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Zoning code will be tossed out in Langley
While city officials struggle to get in tune for the work that’s needed to lift Langley’s long-standing moratorium…
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Plan for WSF reservation system is nearly ready for the light of day
They say the best things in life are free. And then, there are reservations for a spot on…
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Corps to review permit for pump
Diking District 1’s controversial pump project will get a fresh look from the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Diking District 1 faces another lawsuit on project
Commissioners of Diking District 1 have been hit with another lawsuit in Island County Superior Court over the…
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Talk turns to trees, trails at parks hearing
Trees and trails — the ones that are there, and the ones that aren’t — dominated the discussion…
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Mobile Turkey Unit deploys for Thanksgiving
If turkeys could talk, they might not have too many nice things to say about Tom Arhontas. Everywhere…
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Opposition to ferry reservations still runs strong
Enough already. That was the message to Washington State Ferries on Thursday, when South End residents continued to…
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City asked to help find buyer for Dog House
The investment company that holds the lien on the Dog House Tavern has asked city officials to help…
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State officials criticize PSE’s proposed rate hike
State regulators and officials from the Washington State Attorney General’s Office are asking the Washington Utilities and Transportation…
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AFTERMATH: The 2009 Election, inside the precincts
The South End continues to pack the most powerful political punch in Island County, and South Whidbey’s ascendency…
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Island County hit by lawsuit over Deer Lagoon shooting ban
A disgruntled hunter has filed a lawsuit against Island County, claiming county commissioners were “arbitrary and capricious” when…
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UPDATE | Gordon to take port seat, Jerome and Enell in a tight race
Only one candidate had a sure path to a seat on the board for the Port of South…
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UPDATE| Anderson winning re-election to school board; Engstrom also ahead
Two familiar faces will likely return to the South Whidbey School Board.