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Quake fault under Whidbey linked to potential mainland dangers
The quake-prone geologic fault under South Whidbey extends farther east than previously suspected, and may affect the severity…
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Ether to Langley: New media is the gateway to the future
The past met the not-so-far-out here Saturday. About 120 people, more than half from Whidbey Island, paid $30…
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Freeland healthcare forum’s goal is to put contentious politics aside
A group of local experts are determined to help clear the air about the increasingly contentious issue of…
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St. Augustine’s church expansion project advances
St. Augustine’s in-the-Woods Episcopal Church in Freeland has cleared the first big hurdle in a planned $1.5 million…
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Evan the collie learns a lesson: Squirrels can fly, dogs can’t
Evan the collie didn’t look before he leaped, but he lived to leap another day, thanks to local…
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Thousands check out new grocery in Bayview
South Whidbey’s newest grocery store took wing on Wednesday, drawing a huge flock of curious shoppers whose cars…
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Hospital’s new EMS building set to open at Bayview
Whidbey General Hospital will unveil its new Emergency Medical Services building at an open house this weekend.
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Residents upset about plans to move iconic sign in Clinton
They’re rallying in large numbers to keep the venerable welcome sign outside the Clinton Ferry Terminal right where…
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Land trust week set in Langley
Land preservation in Island County got a big salute at last Tuesday night’s Langley City Council meeting.
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Preservation to get a boost in Langley
Langley has received $15,000 to help preserve its history.
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Tree ordinance nearly complete
Langley may soon have a proposed tree ordinance to chew on. Planning Director Larry Cort told the Langley…
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Council adopts design plan for city waterfront
After nearly a year of planning and negotiation, a concept for Langley’s waterfront is in place.
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Langley sings in harmony on noise
In response to concerns raised by some downtown residents and merchants about loud amplified music and “industrial noise”…