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Iraq War protesters take their first break in seven years

For the first time in seven years, there will be no Saturday morning protests of the Iraq War…

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Name withheld of man who jumped from Mukilteo-Clinton ferry

The identity of a 62-year-old Marysville man who jumped from the ferry Cathlamet on its midnight run from…

Lisa Hanna with Amanda Townsend and her son

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Community rallies to help family in Useless Bay fire

Deja vu has spurred an effort to help a young couple who lost nearly all of their possessions…

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Diking official attempts to take his dispute to the airwaves

John Shepard hopes to take his campaign against his fellow diking commissioners off the island and into the…

Artist John Alsip

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ReEnergize Convergence conference to take Langley back to the future

Eliza Hudson is looking for a pathway home, and she’s hoping it’ll be paved in green. Hudson, 24,…

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Glass blowers — and a brewery? — will move into Langley firehouse

The city is putting the fire back in the firehouse, and before long you might get a cold…

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Thailand project is eye-opener for Langley grad

A trip halfway around the world turned Amy Brown into a full-blown activist for women’s rights, and her…

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Fireworks blamed for a number of South End fires

Fireworks were blamed for more than a dozen grass, brush and beach fires on South Whidbey during the…

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Langley revenues may set record

Langley’s showing some robust returns despite today’s world economic woes, the city council learned at its meeting Monday.

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Nichols goes after new ferry contracts

Nichols Brothers Boat Builders is preparing a bid to construct a portion of two more 64-car ferries with…

Leon Israel

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Maxwelton’s parade has vet for grand marshal

Leon Israel is happy to be this year’s grand marshal of the annual Maxwelton Fourth of July Parade.…

Langley Mayor Paul Samuelson practices his watering technique on one of the city’s new hanging baskets. Assisting are Langley Chamber of Commerce Director Sherry Mays and Puget Sound Energy’s community representative  Walt Blackford.

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Langley streets burst with blooms from new flower baskets

Downtown Langley is really blossoming, thanks to the generosity of the community.

A house burns at Useless Bay early Sunday  morning. No one was home at the time of the fire

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Victims of fire question response time

Two brothers who lost nearly all their possessions early Sunday morning when a fire gutted their rental house…