Someone broke into Casey’s Crafts in the Bayview Shopping Center late last Saturday night or early Sunday morning and made off with a heavy safe from the office, owner Laurie Davenport of Langley said Tuesday.
he city got a glimpse Wednesday night of what could be, through the eyes of a nonprofit movement specializing in downtown revitalization.
Around-the-clock emergency pumping in the upper Glendale Creek area near Clinton has all but ended the most recent flood threat to Glendale Beach, Island County Public Works Director Bill Oakes said Thursday.
Steven and Beverly Heising are toasting their retirement as the spirits move them.
They’ve put up a still in their back yard – the first legal still in island history.
It could get crowded on the Langley City Council election ballot in the fall. Or maybe it won’t, if you listen to the likely candidates.
Santa came early to several visitors to Good Cheer Food Bank in Bayview, thanks to members of three South End organizations.
South Whidbey Tilth, one of the island’s oldest farmers market, will switch from Saturdays to Sundays this spring.
Island County waded in this week to reduce severe flooding on upper Glendale Creek before it can pose another threat to the beleaguered Glendale beach community downstream.
Sebastian, the South End’s distinctive 10-year-old poodle, is rapidly cementing his celebrity.
Not all is fiscal gloom and doom in Langley.
There’s a mini land rush in town — for burial plots at the city cemetery.
Five people escaped injury when their vehicles went off three different roads coated with black ice in the South End on Monday night and Tuesday morning, officials said.
The Freeland Water and Sewer District has pushed back until next spring the date for a hearing to form a local improvement district for a new sewer system.
A local pioneer in the fight for the rights of gays and lesbians serving in the military hailed the U.S. Senate’s repeal Friday of the Clinton-era “Don’t ask, don’t tell” law.
