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New Trustland Trails path draws ire from nearby residents
South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District crews constructed a new wooded pathway in Trustland Trails in December, but…
Kyle Jensen
Business
The Braeburn set to expand restaurant space in Langley
An expansion has been “long overdue” at The Braeburn, according to the Langley eatery’s owner Lisa Carvey.
News
Federal marijuana stance doesn’t change anything for Whidbey entrepreneurs, law enforcement
The U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions declared that federal cannabis laws will be more heavily enforced, but local…
News
Blythe Hawley steps into South Whidbey Fire/EMS commissioner role
South Whidbey Fire/EMS recently seated a new member on its board of commissioners.
Life
Greenbank man has big cats on view
Greenbank resident John Lussmyer’s fridge is stocked with pounds upon pounds of pork, beef and chicken bought from…
News
Langley’s rabbit discussion returns; Port weighs options
Concerns over diseases and rabbit hole liability has brought back Langley’s bunny discussion.
News
Sea Float Scramble brings about 1,000 scavengers to Langley
One-of-a-kind glass orbs and wishing stones littered Seawall Park in Langley Saturday morning, but if you blinked you…
News
Goosefoot gives out $88,000 to nonprofits
Ten Whidbey Island nonprofit organizations are the beneficiaries of Goosefoot Community Fund’s first official grant cycle.
News
Property owners give trail-saving effort a timeline
In July, Langley resident Shelley Ackerman launched efforts to prevent a trail system near her home from being…
Life
South Whidbey remembers Martin Luther King Jr.
For St. Augustine’s parishioner Dick Hall, the words of Martin Luther King Jr. have remained relevant ever since…
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Freeland couple welcomes Whidbey’s first 2018 baby
A Freeland couple welcomed Whidbey Island’s first baby of 2018 hours into New Year’s Day.
Business
Whidbey Island Natural closes Langley storefront
After 17 years on First Street in Langley, Whidbey Island Natural is closing its doors on Jan. 7.
News
Plan to refurbish story pole at fairgrounds taking shape
For generations, the indigenous “story pole” has towered over the main entrance of the Whidbey Island Fairgrounds.