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    Falcons practice on Tigers
    Falcons practice on Tigers
    January 15, 2000 3:00 pm

    “Granite Falls served as good practice fodder for the South Whidbey girls who romped to an easy 63-32 basketball win Tuesday night at Erikson Gymnasium. The Tigers are in a rebuilding year and were no match for the veteran South Whidbey squad, which has lost only one game this year. But the Falcons needed the practice as they head into back-to-back away games next week against their toughest competitors.Next Friday, the Falcons play at Nooksack Valley. Entering last night’s games, they were tied for second in the North Cascades League. Then Saturday they stay in Whatcom County to battle undefeated Lynden Christian, one of the best teams in the state regardless of school size.”

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    DNR to Islanders: Don’t fret
    DNR to Islanders: Don’t fret
    January 15, 2000 2:00 pm

    Islanders up in arms about a possible timber cut on Department of Natural Resources land near Langley should stop worrying.

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    Farmers balk at more regulation
    Farmers balk at more regulation
    January 15, 2000 12:00 pm

    Whidbey Island farmers say they are fed up with regulations. This week they told the Island County Commissioners to take the state to court rather than impose more restrictions on how they use their land.About 40 people packed a public hearing in Coupeville Monday night to complain about a new set of proposed laws called best management practices or BMPs.

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    Sheriff preaches a simple message: Call 911
    Sheriff preaches a simple message: Call 911
    January 15, 2000 7:00 am

    There’s nothing complicated about helping law enforcement on Whidbey Island — just be alert and call 911.

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    Boys hang on to win third straight
    Boys hang on to win third straight
    January 15, 2000 6:00 am

    “Having watched an 11-point margin shrink to only one over the first six minutes of the fourth quarter, first-year South Whidbey boys basketball coach Brian Kissinger decided his team needed a change.So he ordered them into a delay game. And less became more as the Falcons pulled out a 56-51 North Cascades Conference road win to extend their winning streak to three straight.”

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    Teen girls get a start on empowerment
    Teen girls get a start on empowerment
    January 14, 2000 8:00 pm

    “A program called Project Empower, funded by Soroptimists of Whidbey Island, offered young women who were considered “at risk” an opportunity to learn life skills like anger management, stress reduction and healthy communication with boyfriends, peers, parents and other adults, as well as how to make sexual decisions. Now, based on impressive outcomes following the initial program, supporters want to see it happen again.”

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    Forest near Langley threatened by logging
    Forest near Langley threatened by logging
    January 12, 2000 8:00 pm

    “A bill that could spare a recreational forest area near Langley from the chainsaw was introduced in the State Legislature Tuesday by Rep. Kelly Barlean, R-Langley.”

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    The A & E calendar
    The A & E calendar
    January 12, 2000 6:00 pm

    “Music, arts and entertainment on South Whidbey”

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    Falcon girls hold off Meridian rally
    Falcon girls hold off Meridian rally
    January 12, 2000 4:00 pm

    “Thanks to some clutch free-throw shooting by senior Sierra Tornga, the South Whidbey Falcons escaped from Meridian with a victory Friday night.The tenacious visitors from Whidbey Island improved their league record to 4-2. Meridian fell to 3-3.”

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    “Video fights drugs, alcohol at SWHS”
    “Video fights drugs, alcohol at SWHS”
    January 12, 2000 3:00 pm

    An effort to fight substance abuse through video is coming to South Whidbey High School this year

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    Audubon officer dies in car wreck
    Audubon officer dies in car wreck
    January 12, 2000 3:00 pm

    An officer in the Whidbey Island Audubon Society who was to speak to a South Whidbey group Monday afternoon died that morning in a traffic accident at Highway 525 and Bayview Road.

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    “Stage scenery crashes, two volunteers injured”
    “Stage scenery crashes, two volunteers injured”
    January 12, 2000 1:00 pm

    “Two adult volunteers were injured Saturday when a heavy piece of scenery broke loose from the loft and crashed to the stage in the South Whidbey High School auditorium.The unit that fell weighed an estimated 300 pounds, according to drama teacher Mike McInerney.”

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    The best meetings that you’re missing
    The best meetings that you’re missing
    January 12, 2000 12:00 pm

    How to get members of the voting public to government and community meetings is a question no elected body has been able to answer in recent years.

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