Feelings were warm Thursday morning, and it wasn’t all due to the rising temperature.
About 30 people took part in a Tibetan Buddhist blessing ceremony for a new structure dedicated to prayer and peace.
Karwyn Driftmeyer’s dream rental house in Langley nearly turned into a nightmare, thanks to an Internet scam.
Two more South Whidbey teens have joined the growing ranks of youths caught doing good in their communities.
An entire church and all the people associated with it will be grand marshals for the
95th annual Maxwelton Community Independence Day parade on Sunday.
The fireworks season is here, and Tom Trimbath of Clinton is already cringing.
“Every year I’m up on the roof with hat, goggles, gloves and a garden hose,” said Trimbath, who lives in a small house at Sandy Hook near Possession Point.
“It’s one of the most stressful days of the year,” he said. “It’s a health issue. Just talking about it gets my heart rate up.”
A human line in the sand in Langley this weekend will mourn the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico and spread the call for a new national energy policy.
A 67-year-old Michigan man is recovering from multiple injuries at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after falling more than 20 feet from a wall at Fort Casey State Park near Coupeville.
Freeland sewer backers may know in August if they’ll get as much as $30 million from the federal government to build a new system.
Nichols Brothers Boat Builders is looking into noise and light as the company continues to fine-tune its application for a master-plan permit from the county.
Langley is exploring the possibility of annexing the city to the Sno-Isle Libraries district.
The switch wouldn’t affect library services, only the way they’re funded.
Summer’s around the corner, and it’s looking for a place to park in Langley.
Tourist visits are increasing, and the city is beefing up it’s typically lackadaisical downtown parking enforcement.
The Women of St. Hubert’s in Langley heeded an unusual Apostolic call and raised $3,000 to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Island County.
The congregation went for the bull, and the food bank got the burgers.
