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Langley residents raise concerns over speeding
People reported seeing drivers traveling as fast as 65 mph on the 25 to 35 mph road.
Life
Bainbridge Island man traverses Whidbey Island
An ultramarathon runner ran the entire length of Whidbey Island in just over 10 hours.
Life
Designing eco-friendly cities is just one of the activities middle school students have explored.
Designing eco-friendly cities, clearing invasive plant species and plotting garden beds are just a few of the activities…
Sports
Whidbey sailors soak up some sun
Four members of the Wildcat Sailing team participated in the Rose Bowl Invitational Regatta.
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Despite challenges, ferry ridership in pandemic is on the rise
Ferry ridership is approaching pre-pandemic levels, but the same cannot be said for staffing levels.
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School board seeks candidates for vacancy
Applications are now being accepted for the vacancy on the South Whidbey School Board.
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Port sets $20 an hour minimum wage for staff
Executive Director Stan Reeves broached the subject at a recent Port of South Whidbey meeting.
Sports
Falcons grapple with effects of COVID, come out strong
A younger and smaller wrestling team at South Whidbey High School is fighting to stay on top.
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Council approves addition of new city hall position
The city’s finance director and clerk approached the council with her proposal Monday night.
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Fire destroys basement bathroom in South Whidbey home Jan. 8
No injuries were reported in a blaze Saturday night that began in the bathroom of a Clinton home.
Life
New store brings new age to Langley
One of the newest business owners in downtown Langley has some unusual gifts.
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Oak Harbor couple welcomes first baby of 2022
Destiny and Tyler Bingham welcomed their son Ezra DeShawn Bingham to the world at 2:54 p.m. Jan. 3.
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Change in trash service causes hiccups
Multiple weeks of trash not being picked up was just one of the concerns cited by Whidbey residents.