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Falcon girls basketball loses tightly contested game with playoff implications
South Whidbey girls basketball was on the losing side of a game that could determine which team hosts…
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Community gathers for final talk about LMS closure
A feeling of frustration and stress among teachers, parents and community members about the potential closure of Langley…
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O’Neal returns to South Whidbey School Board
Fred O’Neal is back on the South Whidbey School Board.
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Langley leaders eye $14.7 million in infrastructure upgrades
Langley may see an improvement in infrastructure within the next six years.
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Two South Whidbey residents apply for vacant school board seat
A former longtime South Whidbey School Board director and an at times vocal critic of the South Whidbey…
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Falcon boys basketball control its own destiny after overtime victory at home
It was a six-second play that South Whidbey junior Lewis Pope won’t forget anytime soon.
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No park rules for nine months, Langley says
Frequent users of Seawall Park can rest assured they won’t lose nighttime access to the park for at…
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Falcon grapplers face tough reality at recent tournament
South Whidbey’s wrestling team took a step backward over the holiday break, according to Falcon head coach Jim…
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Falcon girls basketball earns victories over two class 3A teams
South Whidbey girls basketball became the champions of Whidbey Island when the team beat Oak Harbor 55-32 on…
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Polar bears dip into new year at Double Bluff Beach Park
It was a chilly, but brave start to 2017 for over 100 people who participated in a New…
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Falcon boys hoops runs into offensive, defensive problems against Oak Harbor
Another game slipped through the fingers of the South Whidbey boys basketball team on Dec. 21.
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Langley mourns orcas with tears, candlelight vigil
Candles quivered and noses sniffled in Langley on Tuesday night during a candlelight vigil for a recently deceased…