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WHIDBEY’S BIG ‘BLUE WALL’ NOTCHES SHUT-OUT
But Friday night at Waterman Field was about as perfect as it gets if you’re a Falcon football…
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Port to discuss preliminary budget tonight
An 800-pound gorilla will be sitting at the table during tonight’s regular port meeting — the Langley marina…
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Falcons cross country team upsets number-one Sehome
The Falcons girls varsity cross country team worked hard and ran hard all summer long with one thing…
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Reflective Reels begins with ‘Sweet Crude’
CLINTON — Good food, neighbors, conversation and thought-provoking movies; ingredients that when mixed together, could foster world change,…
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Eyes Wide Open
With Halloween looming the time is right for a bit of a blood-tingling thrill and the gripping sensations…
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South Whidbey resident jailed on child molestation charges
A Clinton man will face first-degree child molestation and second-degree incest charges in Island County Court on Oct.…
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Jazzy jazzy night
Maureen Girard knew instinctively from the age of 6 that she would be a professional musician. Lucky for…
Obituaries
Richard Harry Meehan
Rich Meehan departed this earth the morning of Oct. 9, 2007, in Freeland on Whidbey Island. As a…
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Leota Clark
Leota Clark, formerly of Langley, passed away Oct. 8, 2007, at her home in Shell Beach, Calif. A…
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Falcons fall to Lakewood Cougars in nail-biter
The Lady Falcon volleyball team lost a heartbreaker to Lakewood Oct. 2. A galvanized Cougar squad made a…
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Port moves forward on plan to move floating dock to Langley
FREELAND — They’re getting close, but no one’s passing out cigars yet. Port of South Whidbey commissioners used…
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Last local bank sold to Frontier Bank
Everett-based Frontier Bank will buy Whidbey Island Bank, the only local bank still headquartered on the island, for…
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Play On! Third Street Players open WCT season
Whidbey Children’s Theater opens the season with a play in which everything will go very wrong. And it…