Patricia Guthrie

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Mucking about for clams

‘Digging for Dinner’ a popular Sound Water activity

 

Shhh…it’s a surprise party for old-timer Bill Lanning

Friends, customers invited to celebrate former owner of Bill’s Feed Tack

 

Braeburn breakfast is back

Langley restaurant renovation doubles kitchen, adds dining space

 

Langley Police chief vilified at council meeting

David Marks called a bully, liar and unfit to be top cop

School’s out! for Class of 2018 at SWHS

Academy graduates two dozen and high school graduates 89

Whidbey Island Garden Tour highlights five homes

Tickets still available for Saturday event

Scorch is a play about gender identification showing at Outcast’s black box theater on the Island County fairgrounds June 13-17. It’s a one-person play, performed by Carmen Berkeley. Director and co-producer Ty Molbak went to middle school in Langley was was active in Whidbey Children’s Theater. Both will be seniors at Rutgers University in the fall. One scene in the play “Scorch” portrays the main character looking into mirrors and wondering what others see.

‘Scorch’ looks at first love and ‘gender fraud’

Irish play revolves around one character’s confusion

Scorch is a play about gender identification showing at Outcast’s black box theater on the Island County fairgrounds June 13-17. It’s a one-person play, performed by Carmen Berkeley. Director and co-producer Ty Molbak went to middle school in Langley was was active in Whidbey Children’s Theater. Both will be seniors at Rutgers University in the fall. One scene in the play “Scorch” portrays the main character looking into mirrors and wondering what others see.

The sound of the Sound

Langley Whale Center opens listening booth

Langley serves as tourism teacher in cultural exchange

Uzbekistan officials learn how to sell their cities

Goosefoot grant aids school farms

Another $50,000 grant headed to South Whidbey School Farms

Greenbank buzzing with new business

‘Molka Xete’ opens while store, deli and pot shop get ready

Couple creates Whidbey’s first commercial cidery

Driftwood Hard Cider taps into growing market

Summer must be here: Bubba Burger is back

‘It’s local, it’s delicious and it’s predictable’

Using holistic healing to help pain without pills

Program seeks alternatives to prescription opioids

Maxwelton parade struggles to keep afloat

Modern fundraising to sustain future of July Fourth tradition

Homegrown ‘Frijole Friday’

Fundraiser features student crops, cooking

Warehouse comes alive as art incubator

Freeland Artist Studios hosts annual tour

New look for familiar frozen treat

Whidbey Island Ice Cream gets a modern makeover

STD rates increase in county, state

Get tested and treated, health officials urge

Police chief talks about investigation

David Marks gives his side of controversial incident

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