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Students check out the possibilities at job fair
No question, it’s a tough world out there. But for some South End students, it’s never too soon…
Sports
Girls end season against Lynden
The South Whidbey volleyball team had a chance to advance in district playoffs Saturday, but instead ended their…
Sports
Bad day for Falcons in Burlington
In its first, and last, District 1 playoff game, the Falcon football team was thoroughly outgunned by the…
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Bus Count Week is a success
Despite overall lower enrollment in South Whidbey schools, the numbers for Bus Count Week were up 8 percent…
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South Whidbey School District will seek bond, levy in early 2010
The South Whidbey School District will ask South End voters to approve a replacement bond on May 18,…
Sports
Falcons still battling in district volleyball tourney
The South Whidbey volleyball team pushed the Anacortes Seahawks (9-4) to five games Wednesday, but somehow came away…
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Voters face choice between two analytical minds for port
Langley voters are down to two choices for Position 2 for the Port of South Whidbey board.
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School board races focus on restructuring
It has been a tumultuous year for South Whidbey schools. It began 12 months ago with the realization…
Sports
UPDATE | Falcons reign over Tigers at homecoming
The South Whidbey football team had something to prove Friday, and they did it in style. The Falcons…
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Port election hinges on economy
Three Clinton residents are hoping to find the right message that will help them win voters by Election…
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Port praised for improvements at Phil Simon Park
There’s a new park down at the Langley Marina, and the son of the man who donated the…
Sports
Six athletes honored on Wall of Fame
They’re gone now. But not forgotten. Six key South Whidbey athletes from the Class of 2009 were inducted…
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Port hopefuls share ideas for marina, jobs
For the first time, all five candidates in the races for the two available seats at the Port…