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Despite slow start, South Whidbey defeats Coupeville, 5-2 | FALCON GIRLS TENNIS
Contrary to how their season has played out thus far, it was a slow start Thursday for most…
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South Whidbey upends defending state champs | FALCON GIRLS GOLF
Though conditions weren’t favorable, South Whidbey’s girls golf knocked off defending state champion King’s, 85-78, April 12 at…
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Langley businesses split with festival location change
For one Langley business, the thought of Choochokam Festival moving out of the city center defies logic. To…
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Falcon winter sports shine in classroom
South Whidbey High School’s winter sports teams will have new plaques to hang in their respective locker rooms…
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Langley City Council OKs proposed rate-hike plan
Proposed sewer rate hikes in Langley got an official nod of approval at Monday night’s city council meeting.…
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First-year softball coach eager to build South Whidbey program
It’s been a dream almost two decades in the making for South Whidbey first-year head softball coach Alexandra…
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South Whidbey returns to winning ways, beat Coupeville | FALCON BASEBALL
South Whidbey’s baseball team defeated Coupeville, 7-3, on Saturday afternoon. The win came on the heels of two…
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Choochokam organizers propose Langley exodus
One of Langley’s biggest festivals might be moving to a new location.
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Langley unveils promotional wrap on SeaTac Shuttle
The sights of Langley are now on display along the I-5 corridor between Whidbey Island and Seattle. Langley…
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Personal bests, sunny weather at recent meet | FALCON TRACK AND FIELD
It’s not often a long jumper shatters a previous mark by 12 inches.
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Positives aplenty in 9-2 win | FALCON SOFTBALL
It was difficult for South Whidbey softball players Mackenzee Collins and Leah Merrow to pinpoint the best moment…
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New Langley planning chief hits the ground running
In more ways than one, newly hired Langley City Planner Brigid Reynolds is entering her position at an…
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Whidbey Earth, Ocean Month full of activities
Tim Economu is always surprised by how well electric vehicles blend in with their gas-fueled counterparts.