On Monday, Island County commissioners unanimously approved the 2019 budget, which included funding for two large facility projects and staff wage increases. The budget totals… Continue reading
‘Fast cats’ will carry commuters across Puget Sound
Shoppers, Santa, canines and kids fill community center
A young girl, clutching a wooden Christmas nutcracker, dreams of finding her prince, while witnessing a battle scene of red-suited soldiers repelling a squadron of… Continue reading
Many of the people involved in negotiating mitigation measures on the impact that an increase in EA18-G Growlers aircraft practice will have on historic Central… Continue reading
Several safety projects are on the list
‘If we kick this can down the road again, shame on us’
Officials address double Santa sightings: ‘No clause for concern’
Bayview shop recycles used shortening into ‘Glonuts’
‘Giving Tree’ ready for customers at two locations
Few happy stories start with the opening of a bill. But that’s exactly what happened one day in early November to Tom Keltner, South Whidbey… Continue reading
The 2019 Whidbey Winter Gathering will be Thursday, Jan. 24 through Sunday, Jan. 27, 2019 at the Whidbey Institute on South Whidbey. “We are excited… Continue reading
A few more good men and women are needed to join the ranks of South Whidbey’s Col. Richard “Buck” Francisco Marine Corps League Detachment 1451.… Continue reading
Island County’s affordable housing crisis is worsened by a “squeezing effect” happening throughout the state, according to a recent study. The North Puget Sound Association… Continue reading
The image is of a middle-aged man with a nice haircut, a neatly trimmed beard and a friendly smile. The text above and below his… Continue reading
With an eye toward saving more money, Port of South Whidbey District commissioners approved a $1.2 million operating budget for 2019 at its monthly meeting… Continue reading
By making a few minor changes to a proposed hiking trail, South Whidbey Parks and Recreation officials satisfied neighbors who had complained about its proximity… Continue reading
