Planning will highlight this week’s meeting of Island County Fire District 3 commissioners.
Get ready for a rare glimpse this week into Langley’s distaff history.
With Island County poised to seat its first all-women commission next month, it’s a great time to revisit Langley’s first matriarchal town government in the early 1920s.
Despite the stagnate economy and tight-fisted budgets at all levels of government, proponents of a sewer system for Freeland continue to troll for funds while updating their proposal.
A plan to modify Deer Lagoon near Bayview to benefit Puget Sound salmon migration has been reined in for more study. Meanwhile, community concern mounts.
The field is getting crowded.
Two more applicants for the vacant position on the Langley City Council have turned in their paperwork to city hall.
An update on plans to rejuvenate migration of young salmon in Deer Lagoon will be held next week in Coupeville.
Robin Adams’ bid for a seat on the Langley City Council may be sidetracked by a housing development controversy that refuses to go away.
Innovation is its own reward, but it’s nice to get a little money, too. Sixteen local teachers received grants totaling…
Winds gusting to 50 miles per hour swept across Whidbey Island Tuesday morning, disrupting ferry service on the Coupeville (Keystone)-Port Townsend route.
This is the week television’s “Supernanny” puts her behavioral stamp on South Whidbey.
The episode in which Britisher Jo Frost meets and works with a young Clinton family with three rambunctious young boys will air Friday, Dec. 3 at 8 p.m. on ABC TV, local Channel 4.
What’s in a name?
When it comes to the local fire department, plenty.
“Our legal name is Island County Fire Protection District Number 3,” Chief Rusty Palmer said Tuesday. “That’s a mouthful.”
A new fireboat, a looming financial squeeze and a small measure of employee sacrifice all figure prominently in Island County Fire District 3’s proposed budget for 2011.
Two residents with high-powered credentials in business and government who have closely followed the contentious issues facing the city are the first to apply for the vacant position on the five-member Langley City Council.
