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Trump represents the ultra rich
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Langley councilwoman won’t resign early as planned
Langley City Councilwoman Rene Neff won’t resign this summer as planned.
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Langley is officially inclusive; city council also agrees to keep ordinance discussion alive
Langley is now an inclusive city by resolution, and may later become a sanctuary city by code.
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Port of South Whidbey OKs over $23,000 in economic development grants
Port of South Whidbey commissioners on Tuesday agreed to dish out over $23,000 in economic development grants.
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Newspaper bill from city hall was just to ‘get your attention,’ mayor says
Though he personally sent an invoice, Langley Mayor Tim Callison said Monday he never intended to force the…
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Freeland sewer board considers holding project indefinitely
By this time next week, the long debated Phase 1A Freeland sewer project may be on indefinite hold.
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Volunteers clean up Dan Porter Park in Clinton
Dan Porter Park got an overdue makeover Saturday.
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Port eyes $1.67 million in fairgrounds improvments
The Port of South Whidbey hopes to become the official new owner of the fairgrounds by the end…
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This year’s Whidbey Island Fair to be held in July
The Whidbey Island Fair will kick off about two weeks earlier than usual this year, a move organizers…
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Ace evacuated after stove ‘poof’
A propane fire insert on display in the center of the store was to blame. Employees were trying…
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Sex offender moves to Greenbank, cops to hold community meeting
A level two sex offender has moved to Greenbank and will be the subject of a community meeting…
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Ferry passenger who refuses to pay causes back-up, sailing delay
A ferry customer who refused to pay for a ticket Friday morning on the Clinton-to-Mukilteo route caused traffic…
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South Whidbey High Risk State Park?
Instead of permanently shuttering 46 campgrounds at South Whidbey State Park to mitigate the risk of falling trees,…