WhidbeyHealth closed its clinic in Clinton to primary care patients Friday and plans to reopen it as a laboratory and diagnostic imaging facility July 1.… Continue reading
‘For the transient orcas, gray whales are a part of their diet’
FIRST SATURDAY Langley Art Walk is 5-7 p.m, Saturday, June 1. Galleries host receptions and showcase local artists. ROB SCHOUTEN GALLERY presents Teresa Saia whose… Continue reading
Current estimate is $7 million
Goosefoot kicks in $25,000 toward exterior makeover
Langley officials denied allegations made by resident and business owner David Price that the city hasn’t properly followed state law regarding the bidding and awarding… Continue reading
Local food, “grown right here on Whidbey Island” is again mapped out for all to find in the 2019 Whidbey Island Farm Stand Brochure put… Continue reading
Celebrating ten years with $10,000 fundraiser
More gray whales feeding in waters off Whidbey Island as death toll rises
Langley’s plan to fix its antiquated water and sewage system will be discussed 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 28 at Langley Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. “We… Continue reading
Langley continues to balance the needs of residents and visitors
Visitors flock to view Bayview’s blooming archway of laburnum
The annual Memorial Day tribute to honor the fallen men and women of war takes place at 11 a.m., Monday, May 27 at Bayview Cemetery.… Continue reading
‘You Can’t Take It With You’ on stage May 24-26
Local waters awash in thousands of buoys, hundreds of boaters and dinner for dozens
‘Sgt. Scubby, an American Hero’ coming to Clyde Theatre Sunday
‘A Soldier’s Journal, Last Supper to No Goodbye’ chronicles combat’s invisible wounds
School board leader Linda Racicot faces challenger
Six tasting locations featured this weekend on South Whidbey
This year, when Judith Gorman and Perry McClellan remember their son on the day he died in his Langley home, they’ll have a gift for… Continue reading
