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Falcon girls net days are over, Bellingham ends their play-off run
The South Whidbey volleyball team made a gallant effort Oct. 30, losing to the Bellingham Raiders 25-19, 25-13…
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City asks judge look at fair code
Langley’s lawsuit against Island County over a piece of the fairgrounds property may hinge on just one word.
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Langley hires new planner
The city of Langley has hired a new planner. Mayor Neil Colburn announced Wednesday that Larry Cort, currently…
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Langley council says no to more homes
People pack city hall to protest change to The Grove The public has spoken, and Langley residents were…
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Sparks fly in Bailey-Knue campaigns
Money, drugs and politics. It’s hard to separate the three in the race for the state House, 10th…
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Private donors save the day for Wilbert Trail
Carroll property to become part of South Whidbey State Park The T’s were crossed and the I’s dotted…
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Island artist channels Isadora Duncan
Isadora Duncan was a confident child. So confident that when she decided she would become a dancer, she…
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Fair board steps into court fight
The Fair Association Board wants to add another lawyer to the court battle over Fairgrounds Road. Last month,…
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Commissioners explain support of controversial I-933
Island County commissioners say Initiative 933 is poorly worded, legally flawed and could cost the county a bundle.
Obituaries
Richard Kendall
Richard (Dick) Kendall died unexpectedly Nov. 1, 2006. Dick was born Jan. 4, 1933 in Boston, Mass. to…
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Lois Sutton
Lois Sutton, a 35-year Whidbey Island resident, passed away Nov. 1, 2006. Lois moved to Whidbey from Northridge,…
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Falcon girls cross country team qualifies for state
Last year, South Whidbey’s 16-year record of sending the Falcon girls cross country team to the state finals…
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Former Langley public defender disbarred for forging documents
The Washington Supreme Court disbarred Dean Adams, Langley’s former public defender, on Oct. 26 for forging court documents.…