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Shakespeare Fest in full swing
Island Shakespeare Festival’s three diverse shows have been seeing pre-pandemic audience numbers.
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Langley mayor proposes easing RV rules
A proposed moratorium on RV camping restrictions was hastily dialed back at a city council meeting.
Life
Artist creates ‘car-tography’ illusions
He’s a poet, painter, guitarist and most recently, a photographer of toy car illusions.
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South Whidbey school district may relocate students
The South Whidbey School District is considering relocating students again.
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Abandoned dynamite shed burns down
No one was injured in a fire that consumed a shed in the woods behind the Bayview Cemetery.
Life
Whidbey’s love enforcement officer
When he’s not out stopping crime, Tavier Wasser is helping couples get hitched.
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Mower fire cut down
No one was injured in a South Whidbey fire started by a riding lawn mower on Aug. 7.
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Port officials ponder fairgrounds liability
In the future, people visiting the Whidbey Island Fairgrounds may need to check in before entering.
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Langley City Hall gets some support
The first phase of a new preservation project is currently underway at Langley City Hall.
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Human Services spent $18M on COVID help
Human Services officials led a comprehensive presentation about the department’s efforts.
Life
Langley pooch’s swim with whale makes waves
An adventurous, salt-water-loving dog from Langley decided to go swimming with a massive cetacean.
Life
Traveling circus to visit Langley
Whidbey residents will be treated to a dazzling, all-ages show from a group of eclectic performers.
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Crowd-funded wireless code gets council support
The city of Langley may soon have a comprehensive ordinance capable of limiting wireless facilities.