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Jesse Brighten checks out limbs of the old oak tree at Hladky Park on First Street and Anthes Avenue in Langley.

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Old Whale Bell oak tree gets expert trimming

Deftly moving from branch to branch of the old oak tree, Jesse Brighten put on a performance in…

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Hearts & Hammers seeks homes

If there is an iconic “Mom and Pop” of South Whidbey, the Wimberly couple fit the role. Bob…

Hundreds of people scramble for hand-blown glass sea floats hidden in plain view at Seawall Park in Langley on Saturday

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Sea Float Scramble brings hundreds to Langley

A bounty of see-through treasure was found on Saturday during the annual Sea Float Scramble in Langley. Over…

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Crows take over Langley

The crows have landed and they are all over downtown Langley. No, not the flying black Aves that…

Thirteen-year-old Langley resident Alex Low (red shirt) and Julie Buktenica (blue shirt) with her dog

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Running with the pack | Langley PAWZ race hailed a howling good time

It was a day for the dogs Sunday when the first PAWZ by the Sea 5K run/walk was…

A new beam is handed up to Bob Snow

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Hearts & Hammers: Volunteers, sunshine make for glorious workday and celebration

A glorious day on Saturday welcomed more than 400 volunteers who worked on 36 homes throughout South Whidbey…

The tools of the trade may have changed since Hearts and Hammers began when Lynn Willeford

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Hearts & Hammers: 20 years of neighbors helping neighbors on Whidbey

It began with one woman’s vision to bring the people of South Whidbey together, build community and provide…

Mary Richardson and Loretta Wilson let a bit more light into one home by cleaning windows  during the Hearts & Hammers work day. The day brightened the lives of many homeowners on South Whidbey by providing rapairs to homes of those in need.

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The sun stayed out for the many hearts who came out to hammer

The weather was perfect. That gave the 450 volunteers of South Whidbey Hearts & Hammers a good start…