Taxable retail sales in Langley went up in the first three months of the year by about the same amount as the rest of the state’s went down, according to figures released last week by the state Department of Revenue.
The recession has claimed another victim: Rockhoppers is up for sale.
A cooperative venture by three local wineries is set to open later this summer in Bayview.
After 20 years, and despite the economy, Jil Helland and Ursula Shoudy are still up to their kneecaps in higgledy-piggledy little customers.
They own Toddle Inn, an early-learning and daycare facility in Clinton for children ages 4 weeks to 5 years old.
Get ready for The Goose Community Grocer.
Glass blowers and soap makers appear to have the inside track for the city’s vacant fire station on Second Street.
Vino Amore Wine Shop at Freeland Center celebrates seven years in business this week, and its owners are looking forward to many more fruitful years to come.
Death, in a sense, is a denouement. It follows the climax of life.
In it, a person plays out the final act of one’s existence before his or her exit out of this world.
When the world gets chaotic, stay positive and remain creative.
Geri Mittleider has been appointed the executive director at Maple Ridge Assisted Living Community in Freeland.
The Carreons of Freeland have turned the concept of kin into a business plan that’s off to a rousing start at Ken’s Korner.
“We like to make our customers feel at home, like a family,” said Hilda Carreon, matriarch of a clan that has just opened
La Casita, a new restaurant featuring Mexican cuisine.
Juli An Panfilio has been moved by the spirits again, and this time she’s hitting the road.
The Langley Chamber of Commerce has its monthly members meeting scheduled from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 23 at Living Green on Second Street in Langley.