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Memorial Day ceremony attracts record crowd, organizers say
Though their sacrifices occurred on foreign lands far away from home and their families, South Whidbey residents held…
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A life of service: Freeland veteran reflects on 30 years in Army
The odds were already stacked against Don “Juan” Wentworth before he joined the U.S. Army in August 1946.…
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Falcons, Heggenes finish second at girls golf state
South Whidbey sophomore girls golfer Kolby Heggenes had the best round of her life this week.
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Schools roll out first round of teacher cuts
Making good on plans to trim staff, the South Whidbey School District announced it has reduced 6.5 teaching…
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Future schools planning meeting draws inquiries by community
Some questions will have easy, factual answers. Others will take several months to answer.
Sports
Five qualify for girls, boys golf state championships | FALCON GOLF
It was the kind of shot South Whidbey junior boys golfer Ian Saunsaucie hoped for all season. And…
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Tribe of Falcons to compete at bi-district
At this point, South Whidbey track and field’s goal is simple: advance as many athletes through each round…
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Langley OKs $800,000 master art plan
A vision to make Langley a destination for art lovers took a step toward reality this week.
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A fiber future: Faster connection speeds a gateway to economic success, experts say
Fast or slow Internet speeds can be a deal breaker for South Whidbey real estate agents.
Sports
South Whidbey sweeps district tournament | FALCON GIRLS TENNIS
It was teammates facing teammates Wednesday afternoon during the girls tennis 1A District 1 tournament at South Whidbey…
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South Whidbey faces old foe at bi-districts | FALCON BOYS SOCCER
Despite having battled its way through two loser-out matches, South Whidbey boys soccer still faces in an uphill…
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South Whidbey baseball’s season on the line Saturday | FALCON BASEBALL
It’s make or break time for South Whidbey baseball.
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Falcons win league, enters postseason strong | FALCON GIRLS GOLF
Fourth-year South Whidbey golfer Tarra Moore has wanted to knock King’s off its pedestal for years.