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Falcon volleyball nearly upsets top-ranked team in class 2A
South Whidbey volleyball gave the top-ranked team in class 2A a serious scare on Thursday night.
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The Nobel Prize: South Whidbey grad’s research contributed to coveted physics award
A South Whidbey grad who played a role in observing and studying ripples in the fabric of space-time…
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Beusch, Korrow vie for Langley City Council, Position 1
Serving the hopes and wishes of citizens, improving affordable housing and supporting economic vitality are among the common…
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Falcon girls soccer claim much needed victory over Sultan
Following a 6-0 win over Sultan on Saturday, South Whidbey girls soccer is in line to end a…
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WSU Extension Island County embraces digital portal to education
The burden of having to travel off-island for college courses has the power to derail an academic career.
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Davis steps down as girls basketball head coach
Andy Davis has resigned as South Whidbey girls basketball’s head coach.
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Funeral home loss worries police
The closure of South Whidbey’s only funeral home in July has presented an intriguing dilemma for the Langley…
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Volleyball squad earns two league victories
South Whidbey volleyball is 4-2 overall and 2-2 in the Cascade Conference following two shutout wins over Cedar…
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Falcon football notches another win on the road
South Whidbey football is on a two-game winning streak after a 13-7 road win over Ocosta on Sept.…
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Vacant buildings lead to meeting with biz leader
Langley residents and the city’s mayor have deemed two vacant buildings in town a public “eye sore,” and…
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Falcons’ top doubles team challenges state runners-up
Playing in the Emerald City League is both a blessing and a curse for South Whidbey’s boys tennis…
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Highway 525 crash sends two to hospital as ‘precautionary measure’
Two people were transported to WhidbeyHealth following a rear-end collision on Highway 525 near Coles Road on Wednesday…
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No seismic work planned at LMS
Seismically retrofitting Langley Middle School isn’t on the South Whidbey School District’s agenda for the foreseeable future.