FREELAND — Americans’ free-flowing hugs startled musicians Jacob Mafuleni, Peacheson Ngoshi, Tonderai Ndava and Martha Thom when they arrived in the United States from Zimbabwe, but they were eager to open their arms Thursday evening.
There was singing and dancing, modeling and filming, dining and mingling. And there was a giant check for $7,500.
Members of the island community and beyond gathered in the woods west of Clinton Thursday evening on the land that will someday be a place of refuge and support for the island’s homeless youths.
Local history buffs will have the chance to test their knowledge this weekend at the Historic Langley Walkabout.
With the renewable energy sector, you can have your cake and eat it too.
From Lego contests and lawnmower races to gymnastic chickens and a singing politician, this year’s fair is sure to delight with a fun mix of old favorites and new thrills.
The planning board volunteer who pressed for approval of Langley Passage and the frontman who led the fight against the controversial housing project will square off in the General Election for Position 3 on the Langley City Council.
As plans move forward to build Ryan’s House, a shelter for young island students without a stable home, Cavender is continuing her summer outreach to raise community awareness and understanding of the project.
They’re helping preserve the earth, they’re contributing to their local economies, they’re embracing their communities. And now they have a sticker to show for it.
FREELAND — Bosch is boss, at least when it comes to belt-sander racing.
GREENBANK — The killing of 19 Canada geese and goslings at Honeymoon Lake has some community members outraged and saddened.
On Thursday afternoon, under sublime sunshine and surrounded by luscious vegetables, the board members, staff and supporters of Good Cheer Food Bank and Thrift Stores celebrated the tremendous community support they’ve received toward making South Whidbey hunger-free.
After 22 years of providing services and a safe place for South Whidbey youths to go after school, the South Whidbey Youth Connection and its most successful program, The Hub, are closing.
The Clinton woman accused in the murder of a Bellingham resident has changed her story.
Kara Jo Buchanan was arraigned in Whatcom County Superior Court Friday morning on a charge of first-degree murder and entered a plea of not guilty.
