Sports
Stallman, Bennett and Hallberg triumph at Westling Invite
It was a great day for South Whidbey track-and-field athletes.
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Parents voice concerns about possible teacher layoffs
The irony of the timing escaped no one’s notice.
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Dismay, anger fuel student petition drive
Wearing hand-printed T-shirts declaring “Save Our Staff,” dozens of South Whidbey High School students protested teacher layoff notices…
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Falcon golfers pick up the pace
Late Thursday, the South Whidbey boys golf team beat Cedarcrest 211 to 225 at par-36 Carnation Golf Course.
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Falcons lose, but throw a scare into unbeaten Murphy
The Falcon baseball team came up short Wednesday, losing to undefeated Archbishop Murphy 11-5.
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Workers, students: Don’t base school layoffs on seniority
Throughout the South Whidbey School District, there is an undercurrent of uncertainty following layoff notices that were sent…
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Falcons pluck Eagles in girls tennis
On Monday, the Ferndale Eagles were in town, eager to take on arguably the best team in the…
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Airpark feasibility study will continue, despite objections
Commissioners for the Port of South Whidbey still can’t quite agree on whether the port should build a…
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School district gives 37 workers layoff notices
The South Whidbey School District, bowing to the realities of declining enrollment and a $1.9 million budget shortfall,…
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Falcons excel in dual meet against Sultan
The South Whidbey track-and-field team had one of its best days Thursday as it hosted the Sultan Turks…
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Falcon tennis girls win in Bellingham
The South Whidbey girls tennis team dodged raindrops at Bellingham Monday, but had perfect weather Thursday.
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Airpark study will continue
The Port of South Whidbey plans to take another step toward buying and running an airport.
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Donkey baseball causes concern
When Miriam Coates got a phone call asking her to buy tickets for a donkey baseball game, she…