The quake-prone geologic fault under South Whidbey extends farther east than previously suspected, and may affect the severity of earthquakes…
The past met the not-so-far-out here Saturday. About 120 people, more than half from Whidbey Island, paid $30 each to attend a new-media conference at the historic Clyde Theatre.
A group of local experts are determined to help clear the air about the increasingly contentious issue of national healthcare reform.
St. Augustine’s in-the-Woods Episcopal Church in Freeland has cleared the first big hurdle in a planned $1.5 million expansion that would nearly triple its space.
Evan the collie didn’t look before he leaped, but he lived to leap another day, thanks to local firefighters.
South Whidbey’s newest grocery store took wing on Wednesday, drawing a huge flock of curious shoppers whose cars at times filled the parking lot and beyond.
Whidbey General Hospital will unveil its new Emergency Medical Services building at an open house this weekend.
They’re rallying in large numbers to keep the venerable welcome sign outside the Clinton Ferry Terminal right where it is. But it’s late in the game.
Land preservation in Island County got a big salute at last Tuesday night’s Langley City Council meeting.
Langley has received $15,000 to help preserve its history.
Langley may soon have a proposed tree ordinance to chew on.
Planning Director Larry Cort told the Langley City Council at its last meeting that the Planning Advisory Board’s tree committee is nearly finished with its work.
After nearly a year of planning and negotiation, a concept for Langley’s waterfront is in place.
In response to concerns raised by some downtown residents and merchants about loud amplified music and “industrial noise” in the downtown core, the subject returned at this week’s meeting of the Langley City Council.
