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‘Much Ado About Nothing’ brings drama, joy to South Whidbey
The Island Shakespeare Festival presents a hilarious performance of “Much Ado About Nothing.”
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Langley barge tips, crane still on bottom
The marina expansion project at South Whidbey Harbor hit a snag Wednesday after the barge used to install…
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Fun around the Whidbey Island Area Fair
The aroma of the corn dogs, elephant ears and kettle corn beckoned people from all over South Whidbey…
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Barge nearly sinks in Langley Marina | UPDATED
Crews worked to raise a partially sunken barge and submerged crane Wednesday afternoon at South Whidbey Harbor. The…
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Pile work begins at South Whidbey Harbor
The first pile for South Whidbey Harbor’s new breakwater was pounded into the seafloor Tuesday.
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Cultural center to explore Native, Japanese cultures at Langley campfire
Cultures are coming together in an exploration of art and storytelling at the Northwest Language Academy and Cultural…
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Whidbey resident pens book on fishing resorts
Bill Haroldson spent his childhood visiting South Whidbey for the fishing.
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Inking out a living: Tattoo artist brings color to Langley businesses
For Eric Tunnell, tattoos read like a person’s life journey. They are a meaningful moment or experience important…
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Diking district’s well monitoring disputed
The tension was thick at the Diking District 1 Board of Commissioners monthly meeting Aug. 1.
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Neighbors protest Clinton cell tower, soil sampling
Residents on Lupine Lane in Clinton woke up to an unwelcome noise Monday morning. Nine neighbors had gathered…
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Shakespeare festival begins new season
The costumes are fitted, the set is in place and the tent raised.
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Holmes Harbor golf course opens
The Holmes Harbor Golf Course is officially open. Operator Craig Moore, who is bringing the facility up to…