Just in time for Mother’s Day, the “Mother of All Talent Shows” to benefit Good Cheer Food Bank is shaping up nicely, thanks to the efforts of a couple of unlikely but intrepid troopers.
Maybe the best thing to do with washed-out Glendale Road is to leave it washed out, said Island County Engineer Randy Brackett.
The Little Brown Church is back in business.
The Maxwelton Valley community fixture has been cleared by county planning, health and fire officials, and can be used by the public again.
Two brothers from Greenbank are a year into a round-the-world trip for charity, and they’re still on their feet.
The second of three pubic hearings on Langley Passage, a controversial 20-home development in Langley’s Edgecliff neighborhood, will be next week.
Larry Hagen was awake in his Scatchet Head bedroom Thursday morning shortly after 4 a.m. when an 80-foot hemlock snapped and fell on his roof.
A windy, wet cold front rapidly moving in from the west early Thursday morning caused scattered power outages and downed trees, but no reported injuries, officials said.
Three acres down and 661 to go.
A Langley couple has pledged $6,500 to “save” an acre of the former Trillium Woods as part of Whidbey Camano Land Trust’s drive to preserve the entire property as forest land.
The city’s nearly three-year moratorium on subdivisions was terminated Monday night.
The five-member Langley City Council voted unanimously not to extend the ban again when it expires today.
Jenny Zisette of Langley is the second South End teenager in four months to be caught doing good in her community.
Langley’s nearly three-year-long moratorium on new subdivisions may come to an end next week.
Or maybe it won’t.
Round One of a lawsuit against Island County Diking District 1 over its controversial pump project has gone to its upset property owners.
Strong winds swept South Whidbey on Friday morning as a storm off the Washington Coast made its way inland. The storm was expected to peak in the afternoon, then subside.
