Living on South Whidbey is hard for teenagers. As high school seniors about to leave the island indefinitely, we have compiled a list of improvements and additions proposed by our fellow students.
I continue to marvel at the protracted saga of the Keystone-Port Townsend ferry run as official thinking grinds glacially in the direction of a reasonable solution. At least the silly idea of building a 50-car “toy” ferry as a stop-gap solution for the route has finally been abandoned.
I love South Whidbey.
John McCain, my friend, has been on the road a lot lately. If you’ve been following the news, you know he is now embarked on what he has named his “Forgotten Places Tour.”
In response
Today marks the 100th day since I took on the role as mayor of Langley.
The people have spoken!
Every message from Good Cheer needs to begin with a “Thank You.”
Recently I received an e-mail from Congressmen Rick Larsen asking how he can help me. I created this list as a guideline for bills he could introduce or co-sponsor and ways to allocate funding. If we want to have a chance of offering our children a future that is remotely like our own lives I believe we will need to start down the path set out below.
I first became interested in mental health issues about the same time the Little Missuss started her first diet.
Over the past weeks, more and more attention has been given to the upcoming Summer Olympics and their host. Protesters…
