Another windstorm is predicted to hit from the south sometime today in the wake of a sudden blow Monday night that caused an island-wide power outage on Whidbey.
Kit Ketcham is stepping up her campaign in the defense of science, so long as science is done right.
Kristen Aley knows one thing for sure about the box of dynamite she found in the woods on Wednesday.
“I knocked it open with a sledgehammer,” she said Thursday. “I’m glad I didn’t get the grinder out to get the lid off.”
A dozen residents of the area north of Lone Lake were evacuated for several hours Wednesday as Navy explosives experts disposed of an old container of leaking dynamite.
Gary Nau pretty much knows what he’ll be doing on Veterans Day on Thursday.
Dormant for several months on the issue, the city is branching out into a new area of debate.
After more than two years of study, development of a proposed tree ordinance for Langley will come before the city’s volunteer Planning Advisory Board this week.
It’s tough to help others when you need it yourself.
Helping Hand of South Whidbey, a front-line nonprofit organization assisting local people with basic needs, is running on empty.
It looks like Langley won’t go without a library, thanks to city voters.
Residents appear to be overwhelmingly approving annexation to the Sno-Isle Libraries District, according to early election returns released on Tuesday night.
Whidbey Giving Circle is hoping to expand its efforts to support young members of the island’s gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning community, at a time of increasing torment nationally.
Another meeting on the county’s ongoing proposal to end periodic flooding of Maxwelton Road near Maxwelton Beach will be next week in Freeland.
Elsie Olkonen, a cornerstone in Clinton’s foundation, went out the way she came in, with a smile on her face, her son said.
Volunteers are the bedrock of nonprofit organizations. Why not do something for them, too?
That’s the philosophy behind a new pilot program about to be launched by Good Cheer Food Bank through a new website created by online entrepreneur Andy McRea of Clinton.
Two pet dogs died in a house fire in the Freeland area this past Thursday afternoon, fire officials said.
