The city of Langley is jumping into Puget Sound Energy’s Green Power Challenge with an electric meter and both feet.
The rocket’s red glare may fizzle this year if sponsors of the annual July 3 fireworks at Freeland Park can’t come up with enough cash, and soon.
A comprehensive proposal to update the city’s plan to deal with stormwater runoff was approved by the Langley City Council on first reading after a public hearing Monday night.
A pair of glass artists have a hot new idea for Langley’s vacant fire station on Second Street.
Nichols Brothers Boat Builders of Freeland has begun work on a new Keystone-Port Townsend ferry, said Matt Nichols, managing director for business development.
Fresh from his latest fundraising effort, Good Cheer Food Bank’s youngest benefactor is expanding his focus, not to mention his network.
Lila Browne can’t wait to strap on her tool belt and get to hammering on her future. Browne and her two young children will be recipients of the 21st house built on Whidbey Island by the local chapter of Habitat.
Changing the way we produce and consume energy is a vital long-term commitment, so we better get it right, renewable-energy advocates warn.
The gray whale that floated dead in Saratoga Passage and Possession Sound for three days may have been hit by a ship, an examination indicated.
One of South Whidbey’s oldest farmers markets returns to the fold today with its unique variety of sociable agribusiness.
The 40-foot male gray whale that had been floating dead around Saratoga Passage and Possession Sound the past three days was located Tuesday afternoon and towed to Oak Harbor for examination.
Island County Fire District 3 commissioners will focus on their search for a new chief at a special meeting today.
The Schuster Group, a Seattle-based real estate development and investment firm, will sell its interest in Holmes Harbor Golf and Beach Club in Freeland, the company announced Tuesday.
