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New Langley finance director appointed
The position will soon be vacated by Wanda Grone, who announced her retirement last month.
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‘BLEVE’ sets greenhouse ablaze
No one was injured in an explosive fire that destroyed a greenhouse on North Whidbey Monday morning.
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Whidbey celebrates express bus on mainland
An express bus that takes Clinton-Mukilteo ferry passengers to the new light rail station debuted.
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Two dogs saved in rope rescue
A couple of pooches were scooped up by rescuers after finding themselves in a tight spot Monday.
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Businesses query commissioner candidates
Candidates talked about the lack of affordable housing and its effects on families and businesses.
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Whidbey family ‘blindsided’ by hefty Ecology fine over wetland
A couple were shocked to be fined $120,000 for non-compliance with filling drainage ditches.
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Farm may get special designation
A nonprofit group may build education facilities on a scenic piece of Central Whidbey.
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Whidbey man who cut down power pole arrested after day-long standoff
Deputies had reason to believe Joshua G. Burden was armed and may have made pipe bombs.
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Coupeville business owners ask for code change
This would allow short-term rentals at street level in the historic/limited commercial district.
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Discussion on boundary line adjustment thickens
The Port of South Whidbey seeks a longer-term solution to rebuild the fairgrounds’ concession stands.
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Movie to feature manhunt that ended on Whidbey
Jude Law stars in a movie about an FBI manhunt for a leader of a white supremacist group.
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Woman accused of possessing stolen ashes, other property
Investigators recovered cremated human remains and other items stolen during a burglary.
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Meeting set for Langley comp plan climate element
Langley residents are invited to weigh in on a segment of the city’s comprehensive plan.