For the first time in seven years, there will be no Saturday morning protests of the Iraq War at the Bayview park-and-ride lot.
The identity of a 62-year-old Marysville man who jumped from the ferry Cathlamet on its midnight run from Mukilteo to Clinton early Monday morning remained withheld Tuesday.
Deja vu has spurred an effort to help a young couple who lost nearly all of their possessions in a house fire at Useless Bay on June 28.
John Shepard hopes to take his campaign against his fellow diking commissioners off the island and into the ether.
Shepard, the newest member of the Island County Diking District 1 three-member board of commissioners, has e-mailed three Seattle television stations urging an investigative report on the district.
Eliza Hudson is looking for a pathway home, and she’s hoping it’ll be paved in green.
Hudson, 24, who grew up on South Whidbey, is program development coordinator for next week’s ReEnergize Convergence, a four-day hands-on eco-friendly conference sponsored by Whidbey Ecollaborative.
The city is putting the fire back in the firehouse, and before long you might get a cold beer in there, too.
A trip halfway around the world turned Amy Brown into a full-blown activist for women’s rights, and her mellow Southern…
Fireworks were blamed for more than a dozen grass, brush and beach fires on South Whidbey during the tinder-dry Fourth of July weekend, Island County Fire District 3 officials said Monday.
Langley’s showing some robust returns despite today’s world economic woes, the city council learned at its meeting Monday.
Nichols Brothers Boat Builders is preparing a bid to construct a portion of two more 64-car ferries with an option for a third.
If the Freeland firm wins the job, it could lead to a near doubling of the workforce in the fall.
Leon Israel is happy to be this year’s grand marshal of the annual Maxwelton Fourth of July Parade. But he’s also wistful.
“I’ll be in a little bitty golf cart instead of a big, fat red Cadillac with the top down,” he said.
Downtown Langley is really blossoming, thanks to the generosity of the community.
Two brothers who lost nearly all their possessions early Sunday morning when a fire gutted their rental house at Useless Bay are frustrated with the fire department’s response time.
