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All roads lead to tough bi-district for girls tennis team

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All roads lead to tough bi-district for girls tennis team

No matter how strong a season doubles team Bayley Gochanour and Mary Zisette may have this year, they…

Avoiding injury bug, utilizing defense key to Falcon boys soccer’s success

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Avoiding injury bug, utilizing defense key to Falcon boys soccer’s success

Denmark native and foreign exchange student Oliver Lauritsen could have ended up in one of many corners of…

State runner-ups put their sights on a class 1A girls team title; boys aims to return to state

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State runner-ups put their sights on a class 1A girls team title; boys aims to return to state

It’s go big or go home for South Whidbey’s girls golf team this season.

New motto places focus on performing well at state

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New motto places focus on performing well at state

For those who have competed for South Whidbey’s track and field team in the past, the goal has…

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Amendments made to Langley’s code of ethics

Two amendments were made to Langley’s code of ethics at the city council’s regular monthly meeting Monday night,…

Bigger roster could lead to more wins for Falcon softball team

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Bigger roster could lead to more wins for Falcon softball team

South Whidbey’s softball field has become a more crowded place this spring. For the Falcons, that’s good.

New WIAA rule to test depth of Falcon pitching staff

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New WIAA rule to test depth of Falcon pitching staff

A new pitch-count rule could throw a curve ball into the way South Whidbey’s baseball team operates this…

Guitar, ukulele program brings music to the classroom

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Guitar, ukulele program brings music to the classroom

In the late afternoon on March 7 inside South Whidbey Elementary School, the strumming of guitars and soft…

Langley inclusive city ordinance returns, with teeth

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Langley inclusive city ordinance returns, with teeth

A draft inclusive city ordinance to be unveiled and examined by the Langley City Council on Monday night…

Hawk spends 12 hours in The Goose swooping shoppers, scaring employees

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Hawk spends 12 hours in The Goose swooping shoppers, scaring employees

A sharp-shinned hawk made The Goose its home for about 12 hours on Wednesday.

Study scrubs plans for solar panels on Langley city hall

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Study scrubs plans for solar panels on Langley city hall

An effort to make Langley City Hall more green-friendly with the installation of solar panels has been called…

Former UW basketball standout to lead two clinics at SWHS

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Former UW basketball standout to lead two clinics at SWHS

Learning to love the “process” is what helped Donald Watts achieve what he did in the sport of…

South Whidbey junior girls golfer to contend for state title

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South Whidbey junior girls golfer to contend for state title

When a three-time state champion like King’s girls golfer Hannah Roh graduates, it would seem only natural for…