Whidbey joins 20th anniversary global events
By BETTY FREEMAN For Whidbey News Group For 34 years, Langley has been the scene of a “murder” in late February. Amateur sleuths come to… Continue reading
Acoustic concert features fiddling siblings
The Puget Sound Energy Foundation recently awarded more than $4,500 to the Island County Amateur Radio Club (ICARC) to create a mobile ham radio station… Continue reading
Coupeville resident Sandy Dubpernell was recently named the Jan Holmes Island County Coastal Volunteer of the Year. Dubpernell was chosen for the award in front… Continue reading
You’re coming out of the market, groceries in your arms. You notice a person in tattered clothes sitting hunched over on a curb, holding something… Continue reading
Hearts Hammers seeks projects, volunteers
South Whidbey Reign’s U-14 girls soccer team recently fell short of playing for another state championship. The Reign lost to NSC Dash 1-0 in the… Continue reading
Langley residents Theresa Desrosiers and Bobbie Weitzel are pleased to announce the marriage of their son, Ryan Desrosiers, to Laura Whalley. The couple was married… Continue reading
From private lessons and summer workshops to black concert attire and a hired accompanist, the cost of being an elite musician can be tough to… Continue reading
Vintners expect a full house for annual tasting tour
Calyx School student photos shine at Bayview exhibit
The following Whidbey Island residents have earned placement on the Gonzaga University President’s List for fall semester 2017. Students must earn a 3.85 to 4.0… Continue reading
Quinn Hassrick, of Clinton, was placed on the Augsburg University Dean’s List for the fall semester 2017. Dean’s List students must achieve a GPA of… Continue reading
Volunteers to patch up public’s playgrounds
Extensive training teaches science of the sea
Never too much fun for Langley theater ‘elders’
South Whidbey Youth Soccer Club’s U19 men’s team won a division title in December. FC Wild secured the North Puget Sound League (NPSL) title with… Continue reading
The Front Room Gallery’s covered windows might appear to indicate the gallery is closed this month, but that isn’t the case. Instead, the current exhibit… Continue reading
‘Fan fiction for Shakespeare nerds’
