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Candidates discuss economy and water quality at forum
Commissioner candidates for the Port of South Whidbey and the Clinton Water District went before voters Wednesday night…
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The house that Ronald built
Mother becomes spokesperson for charity organization that gave her child, so many others, a home
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Local artist goes behind the grain in new book
After more than a decade of working with wood, Jessie Groeschen just can’t smell it anymore. “I love…
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Craig, Shafaat and Stanley head to playoffs
One singles player and two doubles players will represent South Whidbey High in the district playoffs at the…
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Forum has no simple answers to education testing
Will students be better educated and prepared for life beyond high school? That’s what educators and parents hope…
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Falcons in fourth, just miss playoffs
The Falcon volleyball team (5-5 Cascade, 6-6 overall) faltered at Cedarcrest Oct. 18, losing three of four games;…
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Langley proposes new rules for homes
The city of Langley is proposing to lessen the impacts of development on the community and environment by…
Obituaries
Dean Jackson
Dean Jackson, 62, of Clinton, passed from the loving arms of his family into the loving arms of…
Obituaries
Robert Whelchel
Robert “Adam” Whelchel, age 30, passed away on Oct. 22, 2005 while surrounded by family at his home…
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Soccer team on edge of advancing
It was something of a bittersweet week for the South Whidbey High girl’s soccer team. Perched at 5-4…
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Annual trap championship tourney to be held Oct. 29
Holmes Harbor Rod & Gun Club in Langley will stage its’ 20th Con Delatuer Trap Championship, 9 a.m.,…
Obituaries
James Sullivan
James Joseph Sullivan, 56, was born in Trenton, N.J. on Sept. 2, 1949. Following a long illness, he…
Obituaries
Raymond Cooke
Raymond “Ray” Cooke, beloved husband of Maureen E. Cooke, died peacefully at home on Thursday, Oct. 20, 2005,…