Langley, WA News

• Langley, WA News
• Whidbey political delegation to talk business
• Deadline nears on Whidbey General Hospital spot
• School board plays hot potato with sports fees, pass onto Moccia
• Crane headed toward Penn Cove to tackle sunken ship
• Penn Cove environment assessed prior to salvage operation
• Memories of a 100-year-old vet: 4-H youths tell Savy Savinelli's story of WWII
• Langley Marina expansion clears court hurdle, awaits permits
• South Whidbey School District helps adult education
• Emerson attempts another unorthodox proposal
• Twister like storm damages Langley trees
• Old wires short transformer at South Whidbey Primary Campus
• Relay for Life meeting set
• Dogs scheduled for wheelchairs
• Freeland’s Holmes Harbor Golf Course hits market again
• Water changes on tap: Residents turned off by Langley water rates
• Fire levy hearing set
• Mukilteo terminal move supported on Whidbey | UPDATE
• Langley City Council approves parking lot again
• Power outage moves South End school board meeting
• Sports fees, code up for approval
• Oak Harbor marina struggles
• Motorcycle ride benefits HOPE
• State wants Mukilteo ferry terminal moved to the east
• Atlantis Rising: Blown fuse bursts South End robotics team’s chances at international contest
• Soft-pellets expel Coupeville student
• South End garden tour tickets available
• High water raises water skiing fears on Deer Lake
• Jenkins makes it five in District 1 commissioner race
• Penn Cove canoe races still on
• Early Island County election filing is as expected
• Schools may help Langley Marina with parking problem
• South Whidbey High School athletics code, fees to change
• Clinton woman takes plea in shotgun murder case
• Langley needs flash mob dancers
• New South Whidbey alternative school hosts open house
• Second Street firm hired
• How to waltz with a sheep
• Sunken fishing boat prompts closure of shellfish harvesting in Penn Cove
• Island orchestras perform classics
• Port to discuss Greenbank Farm
• Friends remember DUI crash victims with road signs
• Whidbey Island Fine Art Studio News - May 11, 2012
• Beach wheelchair shows access need
• Violent history of alleged Greenbank kidnapper, rapist revealed
• Island County prosecutor runs low on money
• South Whidbey School awards share themes of commitment, passion
• Two boat ferry service returns
• Pair dispute how arm was broken
• Democrats pile up cash for election
• Democrats hold economic forum in Oak Harbor
• ‘Sheep to Shawl’ begins Sunday at Tilth Farmers Market
• Former U.S. senator to speak in Oak Harbor
• Novice politician, musician, pilot takes on Rep. Smith
• Fire levy talks continue on South Whidbey
• Freeland woman ships a little TLC to troops
• Veterans center’s Stand Down brings energy to South End
• Special inquiry judge to get Kwarsick case
• Athletics code, fees considered by South Whidbey School Board
• Goof almost puts Emerson out of elected office
• Ferry chief due in Clinton in June
• Commissioners plan South Whidbey Fire/EMS levy lift talks
• Teens can help out at Whidbey General Hospital
• Volt lover revolted by publicity
• Dinner benefits South End schools foundation
• Council passes mayor’s actions to prosecutor
• Foundation and Puget Sound Energy grant illuminates class
• May is now Arts Education Month
• Vernacular stymies South Whidbey School District policies
• Social media center holds event in Langley
• Whidbey Island largely dodges pertussis scare
• Officials duck, cover and hold
• TO MARKET, TO MARKET
• Water advisors talk about salmon in Oak Harbor
• Langley city council to speak up about complaint
• Short cars get ferry price break on Clinton-Mukilteo route
• Kickoff planned for energy upgrades at the South Whidbey School District
• Input sought on Conservation Futures
• Welcome to the new Whidbey Island Fair
• Police door kicker does jail time
• Whidbey Telecom’s email nightmare finally resolved
• Rite of Passage continues at Bayview School
• Deputies will take back prescription drugs
• Whidbey Telecom email goes down again during changeover woes
• County to add beach access to parks list
• New, larger parking area opens at Trillium Forest
• South Whidbey email improves, but still sluggish as businesses struggle
• New South Whidbey elementary principal hired
• South Whidbey School Board reviews fees and plans
• Langley City Council meets, nothing said
• Emerson ballot proposals fall in heated debate
• Poets go all out at Greenbank workshop
• Another roadside attraction in Freeland
• South Whidbey fire commissioners hear levy criticism
• Coupeville port may copy South Whidbey
• South Whidbey superintendent discusses school alternatives
• Health Hero nominees sought in Island County
• Whistleblower complaint aimed at Langley mayor
• Whidbey Island Fine Art Studio News - April 19, 2012
• Langley’s a ‘safe haven’ for medical pot users
• Mayor rethinks Second Street
• Greenbank's Meerkerk Gardens play host to fairies
• Langley water to cost less for many, more for some
• Students explore future options
• Langley to pass on medical marijuana proposal
• Port finds job is hard to fill
• Possible South Whidbey School District bus barn parking for Langley boaters
• Committee picks principal finalists for South Whidbey Elementary School
• Island County commissioners may put damper on fireworks
• Langley Marina money assured by bond sale
• Island County commissioners may put damper on fireworks use
• Freeland sidewalk plans meet the public
• Crime rise concerns Island County Sheriff’s Office
• Join administrators for final South Whidbey School District conversation
• Earth Day Festival
• Put new taxes before the public, Emerson urges
• South Whidbey fire district presents levy
• ‘Dr. Z’ quits Whidbey General Hospital board
• It came from beneath Deer Lake
• Two Langley tourism projects funded
• Langley loading zone seen as gone forever
• Larsen to meet seniors, attend groundbreaking
• State grant energizes South Whidbey schools
• Langley Loop effort lauded
• Rascally Freeland rabbit found in time for Easter Sunday
• Marijuana sales backer stalled at Langley CIty Council meeting
• South End play director imprisoned for violating court order
• Moote faces five-year term
• Award-winning teacher defends PE in South Whidbey schools
• Scuba divers clean Deer Lake
• Whidbey Telecom converts island pay phones to free for local calls
• Applicants mulled over for SWES job
• Mayor nixes loading zone, storm ensues
• Judge keeps Freeland kidnapping suspect in jail
• Superintendent empowered to cut
• Volunteers needed for lighthouse
• News From Whidbey Island Fine Art Studio - April 2, 2012
• Private forest open for special tour
• Larsen hits Republicans on Medicare
• Plan proposed to move Bayview School to new campus
• Electric charging stations advance on Whidbey
• Whidbey murder suspects trade trial dates
• Whidbey teen gets maximum sentence of five years, eight months
• $17 million transit expansion begins in April
• Island County tax statements surprise some
• Diking district elects officers
• Marijuana proposal snuffed out in Langley
• Freeland sidewalk in the works
• Former attorney Moote pleads guilty, assets go to victims
• Crosswind on South Whidbey
• South Whidbey Port commissioners catch up in special meeting
• Victim’s sister petitions court for DUI talks
• South Whidbey School District session poses new questions
• PUD explores turbines
• Slower Coles Road speed proposed
• Mackie ballfield upgrades due
• Marina’s first phase blessed by hearing examiner
• South Whidbey fire district seeks property survey
• Brakes applied to Whidbey Island bike race
• Whidbey grocery stores stock up as liquor law changes approach
• Man charged with abducting Freeland woman, child
• $17 million Island Transit job begins in April
• Controlled burn planned at park
• Army buddies in Iraq cause trouble on South End
• PTSA seeks Acorn nominees
• County plans more asphalt this summer
• South End schools seek $500K energy grant
• Pay-to-leave incentive flops with SW teachers
• Langley reconnoiters trees for protection
• South Whidbey parks board meeting canceled
• Bank prepares for open house
• Morrison means business in commissioner race
• Nichols plans launch repairs
• Let’s talk again about the schools
• South Whidbey fire levy comes under public fire
• Morrison means business in run for Island County commissioner
• New project at Nichols Brothers is super
• Teen driver who killed three to plead guilty Monday
• Freeland mother and son, 4, abducted from home, saved by sheriff’s deputies
• Snohomish County PUD seeks feds’ OK for Admiralty Inlet tidal project
• Nickel an acre fee starts on Whidbey
• Students may test out of South Whidbey classes soon
• South Whidbey fire commissioners continue levy lift talks
• News From Whidbey Island Fine Art Studio - March 12, 2012
• Whidbey's EMS levy set for ballot may bring in less
• CFO leaving Whidbey General Hospital
• Teachers, parents surprised by Boyd’s departure
• Motor burns out in Langley Middle School power outage
• Island County Sheriff's Office | Island Scanner
• Whidbey Telecom brings the future to Freeland
• Crooked Freeland attorney faces mail fraud charge
• Campaign accepts applications
• Auditors give South Whidbey Fire/EMS clean report
• Island County goes for Mitt Romney
• South Whidbey School Board reviews energy
• Giant pumpkin seeds for Coupeville contest are free
• Land deal would preserve sensitive Central Whidbey property
• Island County commissioners travel to D.C.
• South Whidbey fire chief to speak with Saratoga Club
• Testing raises Langley water quality concerns
• South End loses school principal South End loses school principal
• Cyber safety is the topic at SWHS
• Late winter weather puts South Whidbey school buses on snow routes
• South End school board will review energy audit
• Marked for Death: A South Whidbey Record report on the Douglas murder investigation
• Wishes come first as talk begins on the future of South Whidbey schools
• Gordon makes another run at Island County commissioner
• Homola faces two more foes for Island County commissioner
• Langley City Council talks about water rates
• Water rates cut for residents of mobile home park
• South Whidbey School District reviewing safety policies after threat
• Gas breaks $4 per gallon on South End
• Wind advisory in effect for Whidbey Island
• South Whidbey school threat suspect in custody, perimeter lockout ends
• Tax assistance help is available at Sno-Isle Libraries
• One person injured in three-car crash on Maxwelton Road
• Island County looks for volunteer to serve on housing board
• South Whidbey Record loses one editor, gains another
• Move terminal, ferry riders say
• Fire district considers 15-cent levy increase
• Langley city officials reviewing marijuana issue
• Perimeter lock-outs continues for second day in South Whidbey School District
• KPG is front-runner for Second Street design work
• South Whidbey schools on lock-out after threat
• Suspect in trooper's killing dies at hospital | Updated with map
• South Whidbey School Board talks about boundaries
• Oasis for Animals offers cat neuter surgeries
• Possession Point cell tower critic hits 500 signature mark
• New nickel an acre land fee probable
• Officials will look at South Whidbey fire levy during special meeting
• Wind cancels ferry to Port Townsend
• Obama visits Boeing’s 787 factory line
• South Whidbey Parks & Recreation board meeting rescheduled
• Theaters seek license option to serve patrons beer, wine
• South Whidbey parks board talks about levy this week
• Island County looks to fill vacancies on advisory board
• City officials voice initial support for medical marijuana business in Langley
• Clinton motorcycle rider recalls crash with deer
• Bailey hosting tele-town hall Monday
• Rep. Larsen holds telephone town hall tonight
• Good news for Langley boat ramp: No sand lance eggs found
• SWSD to host community meeting
• Law on medical marijuana leaves Langley in a fog
• South Whidbey Fire/EMS getting $200K in grant funding
• Senior fellow from Freedom Foundation is guest speaker
• South End celebrates marriage equality
• State ferry routes sustainable, say two key legislators; funding resources set in transportation budgets
• Bayview poster contest carries cash prize
• List narrowed for Langley's new city attorney
• New Langley animal hospital is high-tech operation
• Former Coupeville dermatologist killed in accident at Deception Pass
• South Whidbey teen builds tiny transportable house
• PFLAG to toast marriage equality in Freeland
• McNeely hopes to leave legacy of laughter, learning
• Langley may explore waterworks exhibit at fire hall
• Teachers may get paid to leave South Whidbey schools
• South Whidbey port officials get terminal update
• Diking District 1 opponents win majority on board | UPDATE
• Rep. Bailey to host tele-town hall
• Diking district opponents win majority on diking board
• Islanders balk at Lincoln Day Dinner off-island
• Marriage-equality law clears House; governor's signature next
• Medical marijuana meeting moved to Langley UMC
• Langley pub draws a crowd - of complaints
• Mukilteo ferry terminal upgrade eyed
• Langley family looking to adopt away horse
• Extra gear, new name to be discussed by South Whidbey Fire/EMS
• Langley agrees to new three-year contract with police union
• Whidbey students complete Admiralty Head Lighthouse sections
• Island County GOP hosts Bolton as keynote speaker
• Occupy Whidbey Island plans protest outside of Wells Fargo Bank
• House review of Senate same-sex marriage bill advances through committee hearing Monday
• South Whidbey School District to talk about incentive pay for departing teachers
• HOMETOWN HERO | Christina Parker: A life of litmus tests
• Sign-ups start for Beach Watchers
• SWHS Knowledge Bowl teams headed to regionals
• Couple scoop up the chance to keep a Whidbey business going
• South Whidbey School Board hears pitch for adult ed classes
• Songfest benefits Leonard family
• Teachers union leader to retire from South Whidbey School District
• Logging project continues at Trillium Community Forest
• Ferry ridership dropped dramatically during winter storm
• Langley’s shoreline committee will meet
• Half-day scheduled for South Whidbey schools Friday
• Senate passes gay marriage bill; House review next
• Whidbey CareNet hopes to help first responders
• Iraq vet plans to start medical marijuana business in Langley
• Ferry Kittitas running late | TRAVEL ADVISORY
• Diking district meeting canceled
• Langley City Council agrees to pursue funding for marina funicular
• Hearing for suspect in ferry bombing scare is expected in February | UPDATE
• Port reschedules priority meeting
• Larsen campaign reports $147K in new donations
• State law puts brakes on Whidbey Island golf cart movement
• Suspect in ferry bombing scare faces arraignment this week
• Whidbey libraries earn Green Seal
• Island County Republican Party Convention is rescheduled
• South Whidbey firefighters host flapjack breakfast
• No tips yet on Greenbank break-in suspect
• Langley council OKs golf carts on Langley streets
• Researcher looks for Freeland colony items
• Incentives may help avoid RIFs in South Whidbey School District
• Island County Commissioners agree on aging pets
• Wind, waves slam homeowners along Langley coast
• Whidbey General Hospital fine settles Stark Law violations
• Volunteer firefighter tradition strained by modern Whidbey Island living
• Langley council lines up in support of gay marriage
• Bomb scare shuts down Clinton-Mukilteo ferry | UPDATE
• Barefoot Bandit’s insults considered in federal sentence
• Draft EIS issued on Mukilteo Ferry Terminal project
• Police: Bomb threat suspect said he wanted to sink ferry | UPDATE
• Alleged bomb scare suspect booked into Snohomish County Jail | UPDATE
• News From Whidbey Island Fine Art Studio - January 25, 2012
• Bomb scare suspends Clinton-Mukilteo ferry service | UPDATE
• Windy Whidbey causes power outages on South, Central parts of island
• Bomb scare suspends Clinton/Mukilteo ferry service
• Civil Service Commission working to fill vacancy
• Rep. Larsen focuses on jobs during tele-town hall
• Driver in Highway 525 crash now in satisfactory condition | UPDATE
• Metal artist hopes to move studio to Langley’s old fire hall
• Snow wins struggle against Island County plow, mailboxes
• Haugen tilts Senate in favor of gay marriage
• Highway reopens after logging truck crash, driver identified | UPDATE
• South Whidbey bird count finds wigeons aplenty
• Gerlach to take oath of office at next South Whidbey parks meeting
• Logging truck accident closes Highway 525
• Officials look at make-up days for South Whidbey School District snow days
• Haugen says she’ll support gay marriage | UPDATE
• Rep. Larsen holds tele-town hall Wednesday
• Wind advisory in effect for Whidbey Island
• Fire district audit meeting rescheduled
• Fire district faced quiet weekend on South Whidbey, despite snow melt, high winds
• Sen. Haugen says she'll vote for same-sex marriage law
• First gray whale spotted off Whidbey Island
• Island County seeks farming advisors
• Langley offers scholarship opportunity for graduating senior
• Drivers find roadway icy on Highway 525 | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• High wind warning issued for Whidbey Island
• New water line project means end to black-bag hydrants
• GOP luncheon rescheduled
• RIDING THE STORM OUT | Snow stories from this week's big snowfall
• RIDING THE STORM OUT | More snow stories from this week's big snowfall
• RIDING THE STORM OUT | More snow tales from this week's big snowfall
• Republican Party to hold precinct caucuses at SWHS
• Principals refine plans to improve student achievement in South End schools
• Libraries to reopen today
• South Whidbey schools closed Friday
• Langley's legal work gets more interest
• Seattle cruise ship to make visit for Mystery Weekend
• Mixed-use project near Langley Marina may include funicular
• Sno-Isle Libraries to stay closed Thursday due to weather
• Award renamed to honor Jan Holmes
• South Whidbey schools closed for third snow day
• Freeland district cancels budget meeting
• Sno-Isle Libraries to close early today
• Conservation district election called off due to lack of additional candidates
• Island Transit service stoppage continues
• Port meeting canceled due to snow
• Rep. Smith to host community call-in program
• Early snowstorm pummels Whidbey Island, bigger storm expected to hit today
• Snowstorm cancels South Whidbey classes for second day
• Island Transit cancels all bus service | TRAVEL ADVISORY
• Fire district meeting with auditors canceled
• Island Transit cancels bus service today
• Langley City Council meeting canceled
• Island Transit cuts back service due to snow | TRAVEL ADVISORY
• Snow slowing traffic on Whidbey | TRAVEL ADVISORY
• Snow accumulating on Highway 525, Highway 20 | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Price Johnson to head tourism committee
• South Whidbey fire officials to talk strategy
• South Whidbey schools closed for snow day
• South Whidbey Fire/EMS busy with accidents after snowstorm
• Five law firms express interest in Langley contract
• Police, sheriffs praise Haugen as ‘Legislator of the Year’
• School board meets for retreat
• Langley councilman seeks city’s support for same-sex marriage
• Students hosting assemblies at South Whidbey Elementary
• Kids fill the HUB after four-month hiatus
• Matt Nichols takes over again as shipyard CEO
• OCCUPY SOUTH WHIDBEY: Protest movement will make its first stand in Freeland
• Governor proposes transportation package that could help solve ferries’ budget woes
• Island County Planning Commission will pick new leader
• Doctor quits Whidbey General Hospital over web furor
• Three offer to join Langley board
• New board takes over Freeland sewer district with velvet gloves
• South Whidbey fire district changes name
• Dorothy Cleveland Trail group moves to block cell tower
• Whidbey legislators face a ‘horrible challenge’
• Ferry system to upgrade, expand reservation system starting this summer
• Free days start next week for Washington State Parks
• School board will visit SWHS
• Tim Leonard sends out his thanks to responders, community
• South Whidbey Republican Women get Navy update
• Blame misplaced on fireworks call
• Lancaster Road residents to start block watch
• Accused killer gets new lawyer
• Langley police adopt shift change amid declining ranks
• State Patrol DUI arrests take a dip over New Year's
• South Whidbey officials worried that state Supreme Court decision won't immediately help schools
• Island County building permit fees increased for the new year
• South Whidbey 2012 | Six storylines to watch in the coming year
• Diking district meeting canceled
• South Whidbey firefighters put out chimney fire
• Gipson fills WGH leadership role
• Rollover accident snarls Central Whidbey traffic
• Plans, predictions and prayers from South Whidbey residents
• Wind advisory in effect today and tomorrow for Whidbey Island
• Expert to speak on bluffs and beaches in Langley
• 2011 | THE YEAR IN REVIEW ON SOUTH WHIDBEY
• Students gather to remember Zippy Leonard
• South Whidbey Commons opens doors for community counseling today
• Law & Justice Council seeks new members
• Community celebrates three lives at gathering in Bayview
• Courtesy equals cash at Whidbey General
• Memorial service announced for Zippy Leonard
• Langley’s new mayor outlines his top priorities
• Langley workshop may cover legal work
• South Whidbey port officials approve lease of park property for cell tower
• New map for revised 2nd District includes Whidbey Island
• Port commissioners to vote on new cell tower lease
• Whidbey man shot in leg; Everett police puzzled
• Island County Sheriff's Office releases sketch of burglar
• Langley's newest mayor to take oath today
• Galley back in service on ferry Chelan | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• No galley service this morning on Chelan | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Community reacts to death of Zippy Leonard; counseling sessions set up for classmates of beloved 9-year-old | UPDATE
• Greenbank Farm easement talks to continue next month
• Man injured in Christmas accident remains in serious condition | UPDATE
• 9-year-old Clinton girl killed when tree falls on car
• Whidbey league to host legislative brunch
• Safe Ride Home: Volunteers launch effort to help youth
• Langley council OKs 2012 budget
• Public asked to take photos of king tides
• Galley to close on ferry Cathlamet today | TRAVEL ADVISORY
• Orcas on the air: Students enliven podcast
• Homeowner recounts catching burglar inside his South Whidbey home
• Ceremony planned to welcome new ferry to Whidbey route
• Suspect in stabbing has long history of drug use
• County prevails in lawsuit from former sheriff candidate
• ALERT: Manhunt under way on Whidbey for burglary suspect
• Oak Harbor’s Planned Parenthood to close
• Ferries earn national award
• Two candidates file in Diking District 1 race
• Missing ferry traveler is identified as Seattle man
• Island County looks for help on advisory board
• Jan Holmes, beloved Beach Watcher and community volunteer, dies at 61
• City pulls plug on contract for Langley Community Garden
• Langley seeks new PAB member
• Langley council to consider new contract with Langley chamber
• Freeland shipyard gets $17 million contract for work on 144-car ferry | UPDATE
• South Whidbey port district gets flawless review
• Election coming soon for Whidbey Island Conservation District
• Aging population presents a challenging future for Senior Services
• Trial pushed back for former beauty queen accused of first-degree murder
• South Whidbey School Board votes to keep Langley Middle School open | UPDATE
• Search for new Langley city attorney to take months
• South Whidbey fire district commissioners meet tonight
• Army helicopter training planned near Coupeville
• South Whidbey School Board reverses course on closing LMS
• PSE issues warning on phishing email
• Nichols: New ferry contract means 85 jobs
• It's official: Nichols Brothers to help build state's new 144-car ferry
• U.S. Rep. Larsen to hold telephone town hall tonight
• Investigation continues on man-overboard incident on ferry Cathlamet | UPDATE
• Media circus follows Barefoot Bandit to Whidbey
• Board to vote on Langley Middle School closure
• Boundaries being defined for students, staff in South Whidbey School District
• Toilet set ablaze at Freeland Park
• Island County outlines plan to keep roads clear during winter weather | Some roads won’t be plowed
• Langley starts planning blog
• Deer Lagoon Grange Hall in Langley seeks support from community
• Freeland sewer district meeting moved
• Car fire leads to backup on Highway 525 | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Authorities ask for help on man who jumped from Clinton ferry | UPDATE
• Man who went overboard from Cathlamet left bag behind | UPDATE
• Person goes overboard from ferry M/V Cathlamet
• Search continues for missing ferry passenger | UPDATE
• Occupy South Whidbey group to meet Monday
• Blood tests show teen driver had been drinking before fatal wreck
• Langley gets grant for street work
• Special filing period begins for Diking District 1
• Sheriff looking at recent thefts
• Airplane crashes near Ebey's Landing
• Pilot killed as airplane crashes on Ebey’s Bluff | Update
• Langley balks on new contract for city attorney
• Oak Harbor councilman Campbell challenges Island County commissioner Homola
• Langley may allow café seating
• Langley council OKs settlement check
• Pregnancy Care Clinic reopens with new service director on South Whidbey
• South Whidbey School Board cancels meeting
• Sundberg becomes Langley's newest councilman
• Langley misses deadline on mayor’s pay | UPDATE
• Lack of funds forces Veterans Resource Center to scale back
• Ferry service back on schedule in Clinton | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Langley misses deadline, increase in new mayor's pay comes too late
• Driver loses control on icy Highway 525
• WSF says to plan ahead for holiday and winter ferry travel
• Former Langley council hopeful criticizes lawyer contract
• Occupy South Whidbey to meet today
• South End nonprofit has new name, same mission
• Langley to consider keeping Weed as city attorney
• Langley names planning chief
• New school board will move to reverse LMS closure
• Hometown Hero Susan Jones: A life led by inspiration
• Homola now registered as a candidate for re-election
• Next Langley mayor gets his wish for smaller paycheck
• Teachers, South Whidbey school district officials unite against state budget cuts
• Vote certified in Island County, Sundberg says he's ready to serve
• State says Homola has not registered for her re-election run
• Equipment failure to blame for Clinton power outage
• More burglaries reported on South End
• Teen driver enters not-guilty plea on vehicular homicide charges
• Benefit to be held Friday, Dec. 2 for South Whidbey firefighter
• Clinton hit by power outage
• Driver faces arraignment Monday for fatal crash
• Langley council votes to keep police department at reduced staffing level
• Good Cheer Food Bank has busiest day in its history
• Friend of victims creates tribute shirts to help families
• Barefoot Bandit makes tracks for Island County
• Some Island County citizens defend Emerson after ‘snub’
• Family offers forgiveness at memorial for crash victim
• Island County rejects bills from sewer district
• Ferry lines start to grow
• Wind advisory called for Admiralty Inlet area for Thanksgiving
• Lessons from a life cut short: Friends, family pay tribute to accident victim
• High wind watch in effect for Thanksgiving holiday
• Island County wraps up work on property taxes
• South Whidbey port asks for meeting on passenger ferries
• Overnight windstorm knocks out power on Whidbey Island
• Dozens turn out for Occupy Langley
• 'Barefoot Bandit' returns to Island County Dec. 16
• Langley City Council to vote on new police chief
• Homola announces re-election bid in Island County.
• Kindness, laughter, loyalty define three young lives
• Kwarsick: Cut Langley mayor’s salary by $23K
• FD3 commissioners hire public relations consultant
• South Whidbey unites in grief to say farewell to accident victim
• Island County hikes taxes by 1 percent
• Old park trailer will be removed from Community Park
• Langley door contest to help the Good Cheer Food Bank
• Woman killed walking across Highway 20 in Coupeville
• New vote count, but no change in Langley council race
• Fire District 3 considers $44K consultant contract for public relations
• Freeland power outage caused by fallen tree limb
• Freeland officials reverse course on sewer LID
• Island Transit budgets for headquarters in 2012
• Emerson loses bid to lead Island County commissioners
• Whidbey gathers for vigil, healing after horrific tragedy
• Driver charged in Clinton wreck that left three dead
• Teen driver in fatal crash held on $150,000 bail
• More burglaries reported on South Whidbey
• Ferries to be busy for Thanksgiving holiday
• 10th District Democrats to vote on endorsements
• Learn about wind and trees at workshop
• Meetings moved for South Whidbey park board
• Gale warning in effect for west coast of Whidbey Island
• County canvassing board takes on role of mind readers
• Vote on I-1183 is over, but questions continue to swirl
• Neighbor recounts terrible night of fatal crash
• Langley Marina project moves forward as planned
• Clinton fatality crash 'one of the worst,' fire official says
• Three perish in early morning South Whidbey crash
• Light winds, weather still mellow on Whidbey
• High wind warning now in effect
• Ferries on normal schedule for holiday | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Allen's lead grows by seven votes in Langley council race
• Langley’s incoming mayor continues to press for smaller salary
• Gale force winds to hit Whidbey Island Friday
• Governor’s budget alarms island officials
• Brown water is running out in Langley
• Langley city engineer gets new contract
• Langley settles lawsuit for $125K
• Island County Planning Commission holds workshop on shoreline plan
• Thomas enters plea of not guilty in 2003 Freeland murder
• Shipyard delivers new ferry to WSF
• Dog trainer talks about war dogs in Iraq and Afghanistan
• New marina plan for Langley Marina would include $100K from local hotels
• GOP women host Movie Night
• Island County needs ag advice
• Wife of Whidbey murder victim claimed he was abusive
• Enrollment decline matches South Whidbey population dip
• Neighborhood’s ‘pet’ turkey escapes brush with death
• Camano killer dies in prison
• Freeland sewer project gains traction as political issue
• South Whidbey superintendent proposes evaluation forms to school board
• Langley Loop signs delayed
• Feds provide money for county road
• SWHS seniors get OK to leave campus
• Budget rises as top issue for South Whidbey parks candidates
• News from Whidbey Island Fine Art Studio - October 26, 2011
• Koster now deemed ‘On the Radar’ by NRCC
• Broken pole prompts power outage
• Arraignment postponed for alleged Greenbank shooter
• Sleuth uncovers public beaches — Island County joins the effort by hiring researcher
• Utility rates eclipse all at Langley voters’ forum
• Voters start to return ballots for November's General Election
• South Whidbey parks board holds budget hearing
• SWHS finds baseball coach
• Langley committee to talk about shoreline
• Freeland man accused in knife attack on parents enters pleas of not guilty
• One whooping cough case reported: Get vaccinated now
• Changes made for voters’ forum in Langley
• Family happy that ‘Snappy’ makes it home
• Man named in Freeland stabbing to be arraigned
• Salmon will be welcomed home to South Whidbey
• Whidbey forestry workshop includes horse logging demonstration
• Federal dollars bankroll Island Transit expansion
• No surprise: Freeland race goes straight to the sewer
• Fire stretches across highway
• Rash of daytime burglaries breaks out on North Whidbey
• Tough decisions about budget loom for Fire District 3
• Langley outage caused by bad cable
• Island County presents Septic 101 class
• Two vie for coveted seat on Langley City Council
• Travel plan for suspected murderer is short on details
• Freeland Library installs self-service fax
• Island County judge allows accused grandfather killer to represent himself
• Island County sheriff offers to take back unwanted prescription drugs
• Veteran affairs committee meets
• Langley council candidates stress their top priorities
• Management group hired for Freeland golf course
• Man accused in attack was evaluated, released on day of stabbing
• Candidate’s forum planned in Langley
• School district leadership addresses drop in test scores
• Speed limit changes adopted on South Whidbey roads
• Republican candidate for county commissioner is guest speaker at Useless Bay
• Benefit planned at the fairgrounds to help Ryan Fitzpatrick
• Larsen banks more than $620,000 in new donations
• Record staff earns journalism awards, ‘General Excellence’ honors
• Island County Democrats announce endorsements
• South Whidbey School District leadership addresses test score drops
• Freeland residents seek halt to spending on sewer project
• Experts fault commissioner’s wetland study
• Chetzemoka leaves Coupeville
• Island County commissioners agree to help retire Trillium debt
• Freeland sewer officials consider rewriting agreement with county
• Bail set at $500,000 for Freeland man accused of knife attack on parents
• Langley parks commission to get update on trails assessment
• Island County Democrats to meet in Oak Harbor
• Wreck slows traffic on Highway 20
• High winds spare South Whidbey
• Freeland stabbing suspect to make first court appearance today
• South Whidbey School Board to review school improvement plans
• Stabbing suspect undergoing evaluation at WGH | UPDATE
• Stabbing victim remains in serious condition | UPDATE
• Suspect in Freeland stabbing admits attacking his parents | UPDATE
• FD3 to host flapjack breakfast
• South Whidbey School Board to review school improvement plans
• Freeland man arrested for stabbing his parents
• Monday is deadline for new voters to register for November election
• Langley resident competes on 'The Price is Right'
• South Whidbey port looks at 2012 budget
• Whidbey Island Conservation District board appoints new supervisor
• Update coming for Whidbey Island credit union
• Langley asks port to rethink marina project
• Granted: South Whidbey School District wins funding for pilot evaluation program
• Island County considers restricting parking near Clinton ferry dock
• Animal blessing at St. Augustine’s on Sunday
• Oh, snap! Exotic turtle discovered in South Whidbey ditch
• Volunteers needed for Marine Resources Committee
• Murder suspect gets judge's OK for five-state road trip
• Couple’s quick action thwarts coffee shop robbery
• Classroom lessons find real-world use in South Whidbey shop class
• South Enders scramble to find homes for rescued pets
• Langley council to meet with port officials
• South Whidbey test scores drop at lower grade levels
• Superintendent will join board of nonprofit for homeless teen shelter
• More voters added to Freeland district roll
• New contract for South Whidbey teachers includes three more days with no pay increase
• Island County faulted for lax oversight on Freeland sewer bills
• Blessing planned for new stupa on South Whidbey
• Sno-Isle system adopts Kindle
• Road trip ends in split for Falcon boys tennis
• Death of potential witness not related to Douglas murder
• Windy Sunday kept South Whidbey fire district busy
• Executive session canceled by school board
• South Whidbey port holds special meeting to talk about budget
• Burn restrictions lifted in Island County
• Arraignment date pushed back for Thomas on first-degree murder charge
• South Whidbey School Board to vote on teachers' contract
• Benefit at One Drop Monastery will help with disaster relief
• Cathlamet galley to be closed today
• Workshop helps Boeing job seekers
• SWHS test scores beat state averages
• New leaders learning the ropes along with the students
• Enrollment period changes for Medicare
• Commissioners disagree on ‘State of the County’
• GOP women host coffee hour at Little Brown Church
• Fire District 3 looks at possible levy lid lift
• Island County budget adds 2 jobs, 3 cop cars
• Langley to hire hearing examiner to review new development projects
• Weed board member needed
• Defense attorney asks to see emails on murder case
• Higher ferry fares start soon
• Whidbey Island Fellowship of Reconciliation talks about bean poll
• Allderdice is city’s pick to fill empty council seat
• Hearing tonight on South Whidbey parks comp plan
• Car fire disrupts ferry service on Clinton-Mukilteo route | UPDATE
• Ferries back on schedule after fire | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Ferries on Clinton-Mukilteo route running late | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Langley council picks Allderdice as new councilman
• One person injured in Highway 525 crash | UPDATE
• Truck crash slows traffic on Highway 525
• Council to review three-year contract for new hearing examiner
• Sno-Isle Library series offers tips on baking, gardening and art skills
• ‘Dateline,’ ‘48 Hours’ looking at murder case
• Freeland will celebrate gift of totem pole
• Fleeing disaster in Japan, trio find home in Freeland
• Langley's Main Street group is growing
• GOP women host movie night
• More fundraisers planned for Cliff Hagglund
• Fire District 3 to talk about budget tonight
• Reported rape involved teenagers, sheriff's office says
• Langley to increase sewer, permit fees
• Initial count shows student enrollment continues to drop on South Whidbey
• Homeless student policy on agenda for South Whidbey School Board
• Woman reportedly raped in woods near Clinton
• Whidbey General Hospital leaders scuttle February bond election
• Langley council vacancy draws two hopefuls | UPDATE
• Suspicious powder prompts hazmat response
• Extra patrols lead to more DUI arrests in Island County
• Freeland man hurt in motorcycle crash
• Proposal for new congressional district will push Larsen out | UPDATE
• Gas prices on the rise on Whidbey
• Allen seeks appointment to Langley council
• Zimbabwean musicians say goodbye after another summer on South Whidbey
• Allderdice seeks seat on Langley Council
• Free computer disposal offered at Lincoln Computers
• AT&T lease is on port’s agenda
• Documents show victim’s wife is suspect in murder
• Patriot Day Picnic is today in Clinton
• MoveOn Whidbey to host 9/11 gathering
• South Whidbey community rallies to help beloved local horseman
• Longtime Langley community activist passes away
• Deadline approaches for council seat
• Local entrepreneur is paying it forward, one nailbed at a time
• Skagit Farmers new store nears finish in Freeland
• Key witness in Douglas murder has criminal past
• Freeland sewer opponents raise alarm about voters missing from rolls
• Sailings on Coupeville (Keystone)-Port Townsend route canceled due to low tides
• Whidbey skin doctor now wanted for assault
• Busy holiday weekend for South End firefighters
• Trust holds estate to host planning seminar
• Langley chocolatier searches for secrets in Ecuador
• Officials stay mum on third suspect in Douglas murder: Documents show county has had more than two suspects since 2005
• No way around it: Ferry fares will go up
• Price Johnson to seek reelection as Island County commissioner | UPDATED
• Patriot Day Picnic recalls 9/11
• Thomas to be released today on bail
• Helpenstell selected to fill parks board vacancy
• Ryan’s House celebrates with groundbreaking
• Candidate for Langley council escapes injury in car accident
• Price Johnson to seek reelection as Island County commissioner
• Primary Election vote is certified by Island County
• Price Johnson to seek reelection as Island County commissioner
• Allen picks up one more vote in Langley council race
• Three candidates volunteer for South Whidbey ferry committee
• Start of Huden trial is delayed
• Orcas spotted near ferry lanes
• South Whidbey Schools Foundation gives additional grants
• Agenda changed again for tonight's parks meeting
• Parks district will interview candidates in public session now
• South Whidbey parks officials plan to interview commissioner candidates in secret
• Teachers, South Whidbey School District reach tentative agreement
• Land trust to cut back on deer hunter access to Trillium woods property
• Money raising for Lauderdale's county commissioner campaign off to a brisk start
• Forest Field Day coming to Whidbey Island
• ONE WOMAN ­— TWO STORIES: Thomas goes from devoted mom to accused murderer
• More kids in classrooms means more state money - but bigger costs for South Whidbey School District
• Langley's Main Street members to meet
• Superintendent Jo Moccia will meet public at Walkabout
• New school year will start soon on South Whidbey
• New nonprofit hosts historical Langley Walkabout
• Driver hurt in crash at notorious South End intersection
• New count: Still five votes between Allen and Moses for Langley council
• Whidbey winner in modeling contest brings crew to island for photo shoot
• Former candidates for Langley council won’t seek appointment
• Port of South Whidbey picks new finance manager
• Goals, student achievement take center stage at South Whidbey School District retreat
• Back to School for Langley - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Bail dropped to $500,000 from $5 million for beauty queen murder suspect
• Langley accepting applications for vacant council seat
• South Whidbey School Board to meet for retreat
• Langley professor has new book
• Outreach event at the ferry dock will address climate change and economy
• Habitat for Humanity hosts info meetings on South Whidbey
• IT’S SHOWTIME! Island County Fair packs ’em in
• New director needed for Island County Fair
• Gill and Allen still lead in Langley council race
• Greenbank Farm selects executive director
• Pave paradise and put in a parking lot?
• Langley police chief gets extension
• ‘Fishinistas’ go fishing with a Good Cheer mission
• Viewing party planned for Glenn Beck rally
• Sheriff, State Patrol to crack down on drunk drivers
• Precinct results give detail on Prop. 1, Langley council races
• Lauderdale officially announces run for commissioner | UPDATE
• Island County Fair gets ready to kick off
• Nichols Brothers win half-million dollar federal grant | UPDATE
• South Whidbey Parks & Recreation board meeting canceled
• Island County planners to ask for help on new Freeland population forecast
• Langley voters squash Prop. 1 by a large margin | UPDATE
• Sundberg and Adams lead in race for Langley Council Seat 3, Waters trails behind | UPDATE
• Gill, Allen lead in race for Langley council Position 4 | UPDATE
• Sundberg, Adams leading in Positon 3 Langley council race
• Gill, Allen lead in Langley Position 4
• Prop. 1 falling to defeat in a landslide
• Thomas to remain in jail on $5 million bond
• Driver loses control, careens into seven cars at Clinton Ferry Terminal
• Ballot trickle continues in Island County for Primary Election
• Election office open until 8 p.m. for primary
• ‘Team Pakistan’ includes local airman in evac contest
• Nichols Brothers to get federal funding for shipyard improvements
• Low-turnout election looks likely in Island County for primary
• Lauderdale officially announces run for Island County commissioner
• Survey says: Bruce Allen offers views on Langley issues
• Two hour wait at Clinton ferry terminal | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Langley’s future on the line in primary vote
• Loop route project advances
• Port decides on in-person talks
• Whidbey's green team: program honors sustainability
• Langley Library to close for makeover | UPDATE
• WEAN sides with county against Oak Harbor
• Langley council to talk about finding replacement for Gilman on Monday
• Ryan's House continues outreach as groundbreaking nears
• LMS hit by weekend vandals
• Two apply to fill upcoming vacancy on parks board
• Community support needed for Back To School
• Langley Library to close for renovation project
• LANGLEY PRIMARY ELECTION: POSITION 4 | Council race will bring a new voice to Langley
• Central Whidbey Republican Women hold annual barbecue
• South Whidbey port commissioners vote to restart cell tower negotiations
• Fish removed from Glendale Creek in ongoing restoration
• Survey says: Jim Sundberg offers views on Langley issues
• Leaky cooler cuts ferry service in half across Admiralty Inlet | Update
• Murder suspect is coming back to Island County next week to face charges
• Survey says: Kathleen Waters offers views on Langley issues
• Survey says: Thomas Gill offers views on Langley issues
• Survey says: Councilman Hal Seligson offers views on Langley issues
• Survey says: Jonathon Moses offers views on Langley issues
• Clinton Library to close for renovations this week
• Tips lead to arrest in Clinton Liquor Store theft
• LANGLEY PRIMARY ELECTION: POSITION 3 | Three square off for coveted seat on council
• Returning belt-sander race champ leaves others in the (saw) dust
• Pedestrian hit by car in Freeland intersection
• Suspicious fire destroys Dave Mackie Park portable toilets | UPDATE
• Clinton-Mukilteo ferry route back to two-boat service | UPDATE
• Waterball fights help firefighters develop ‘interior attack’ skills
• Leaky pump puts Cathlamet out of service | UPDATE
• Portable toilets set afire at Dave Mackie Park
• Clinton-Mukilteo ferry run down to one boat
• First Impression: A Teen Intensive
• Assessments for controversial Useless Bay pump not illegal, judge rules
• South Whidbey port officials to talk about hiring new financial manager
• Glendale Road to be closed for creek work
• Sheriff's office seeks IDs of thieves at Clinton Liquor Store
• Burn ban starts Monday in Island County
• Fire district budget looks OK
• Whidbey to be featured in Where to Retire magazine
• Langley goes over budget once again on attorney fees
• Goose deaths divide lakefront community
• Consultant hired for trail work
• Gilman resigns from city council | UPDATE
• Langley Councilman Gilman resigns from city council
• Central Whidbey resident files to run for Price Johnson's county commissioner seat
• Sno-Isle Libraries' summer reading program packs ’em in
• Good Cheer reaches fundraising goal thanks to community support
• SWYC and The Hub after-school program close after 22 years
• Whidbey Island to recall ’70s orca capture
• South Whidbey School Board gives OK to new contracts
• Council hopefuls stump for votes at Langley forum
• Island County Fair 2011
• Riders flock to new ferry on Coupeville to Port Townsend run
• Rural postal carriers will be moved to Langley
• South Whidbey School Board approves $15 million budget
• Help needed on Whidbey ferry committees
• Clinton woman named in murder enters not-guilty plea
• South Whidbey School Board to vote on budget tonight
• Veterans get connected in Freeland
• South Whidbey roads to close for triathlon
• Three volunteers needed for Island County weed board
• Langley hosts candidates forum
• Fallen tree is to blame for South Whidbey power outage
• Three hurt in Highway 20 crash
• Langley driver's life saved on Central Whidbey
• Adams says he'll vote no on Langley's Prop. 1
• Union contract talks are pushed back on South Whidbey
• Iconic Langley restaurant lands on craigslist
• Most primary ballots to be mailed next week
• Ferry Cathlamet is in Clinton, service to resume | UPDATE
• Port of South Whidbey holds special meeting to review marina project, Possession Beach lease
• Sailings will resume at noon on Clinton-Mukilteo route | UPDATE
• Clinton-Mukilteo ferry service halted | UPDATE
• Langley City Council votes to get help on development issues
• Ferry service halted on Clinton-Mukilteo route
• Ferry Kittitas back in service on Clinton-Mukilteo route
• U.S. Rep. Larsen holds telephone town hall on the debt
• Whidbey Island ballet teacher inspires passion from within
• Possession Point State Park closes for construction project
• Langley to hold public hearing on examiner system
• Bids too high for Langley's new park-and-ride lot
• Port of South Whidbey rejects land purchase offer
• Clinton murder suspect will be charged as an accomplice
• Dances connect people through music and movement
• Ham radio operators meet in Coupeville
• The Clyde goes wild about Harry
• WIN offers summer meals at South Whidbey Community Park
• Langley council backs away from resolution opposing Prop. 1
• Napping teens raise awareness of homeless youths
• Whidbey General Hospital to try again in February
• Greenbank solar project unveiling set
• Clinton murder suspect to appear in court today
• Huden enters 'not guilty' plea on first-degree murder charge
• Prop. 1 supporters to host town hall, announce new website
• Second suspect in Douglas murder allegedly lured victim to murder scene
• Second person arrested in Douglas murder
• South Whidbey boy collects backpacks for homeless
• Record welcomes new reporter
• Port of South Whidbey to review fees and lease
• Kwarsick will keep Coupeville job if elected Langley mayor
• Clinton resident arrested in slaying of Bellingham woman | UPDATE
• Possible murder weapon found in suspect's Clinton home | UPDATE
• Clinton woman arrested in Bellingham murder
• Veterans Stand Down in Freeland
• Sales taxes coming to South Whidbey parks district
• Road advisory for Langley Half Marathon
• Holiday weekend passes peacefully on South Whidbey
• Island County road patching is prelude to paving
• More than 3,000 Whidbey Island kids seek mental health help
• Helping Hand kicks off campaign to shore up reserves for winter
• Whidbey Camano Land Trust gets input for plan
• Local Marine invited to White House shindig
• Mayor’s pay emerges as Prop. 1 issue in Langley
• County commissioners consider night meetings
• South Whidbey Kiwanis fireworks sales help schools
• Newest ferry restores Port Townsend-to-Coupeville route
• Trailer fire stemmed from propane tank
• Whidbey Island Conservation District board looks for new supervisor
• Freedom reigns on Whidbey | JULY FOURTH WEEKEND PLANNER
• Ferries to be busy for Fourth of July holiday weekend
• Sailings at Keystone cut due to low tides
• Nichols Brothers Boat Builders looks at expanding to Oak Harbor
• Port of South Whidbey to run commuter lot
• Second ferry added to Coupeville-Port Townsend route in time for holiday weekend
• Bail set at $10 million for fugitive in Freeland murder
• New homes planned near in Langley near cemetery
• Big bills for meals, travel fuel outrage: Freeland residents call for state audit of sewer district
• Port scales back Langley Marina makeover
• Island County wants Emerson to pay its lawyer fees
• Possession Point cell tower talks may be revived
• Gordon hosts meeting on Deer Lake
• Oak Harbor mayor wants Freeland growth money
• Early budget figures bring relief to Island County
• Langley council approves annexation contract
• Seattle attorney to defend Langley against lawsuit
• Chumleigh vs. Kellzilla: Man protests county commissioner
• Langley council rejects new parking signs
• Langley City Council removes councilman from leadership role
• South Whidbey School District superintendent gets farewell sendoff
• Langley council considers annexation agreement
• Find-a-Job Club helps job seekers
• Edgecliff voters not likely to sway Prop. 1 election
• Bayview graduates reflect on struggles, triumphs
• Ferry Kittitas returns to route
• Extra patrols in Island County will target DUI drivers
• Langley’s legal fees hit high mark
• Roads in Freeland will close for Celebrate America
• John Koster is guest speaker at GOP gathering
• Celebration for new ferry planned
• Kast to resign from South Whidbey parks board
• New ferry trails old in Admiralty crossings
• Highland Games will return to Greenbank Farm
• Fugitive in Freeland murder on his way back to Whidbey
• Tom Fournier appointed to Whidbey Island Conservation District board
• Two hurt in Clinton crash
• WSF hosts Langley meeting
• Langley Loop sign contract gets city’s OK
• Second Street will close for Friday Fair
• Prop. 1 blasted at town hall
• Suspect in 2003 murder on South Whidbey arrested in Mexico
• American Legion to burn unwanted flags
• Second Langley council seat to have crucial Primary Election vote
• Emerson unhappy with Island County committee choices
• Whidbey GOP women host coffee hour
• Langley City Council cuts mayor’s pay, slightly
• South Whidbey races bring out familiar voices
• Three candidates for Langley council seat will spur Primary Election showdown
• Price of gas finally falls below $4 on South Whidbey
• Candidates line up to run for spot on Langley council
• South Whidbey School Board reviews policies
• Island County property rights chapter kicks off
• Horse arena at Island County Fairgrounds to reopen after scare
• Langley council picks Prop. 1 groups
• Langley councilman questions secrecy on lawsuit
• Another Edgecliff resident jumps into Langley council race
• Langley Passage foe to run for Langley City Council seat
• St. Augustine’s gets ready to dedicate new church
• Island County courts offer amnesty program
• Town hall in Langley on Tuesday will explain Prop. 1
• Clinton firm is low bidder on Maxwelton project
• Bag program will help South Whidbey schools
• Fire District 3 hopes new childcare option will bolster volunteer force
• Former city worker files lawsuit against city
• Some Langley council members hope to see smaller pay package for mayor
• Langley mayor says he won't seek second term
• New pastor promises to continue forward-looking tradition
• Campaigns for Langley’s Prop. 1 begin to take shape
• Diking district meeting canceled
• UPDATE | Kwarsick announces candidacy in Langley mayor's race
• South Whidbey pays tribute to its fallen heroes
• Fire District 3 seeks volunteer ‘victims’
• South Whidbey School Board to resume talk on combining schools on Maxwelton Road
• Dead whale finishes travels in Canada
• UPDATE | Judge still in hospital after cycle crash
• Locked vehicle disrupts Clinton ferry
• Waterman won't seek reelection to Langley council
• Langley City Council solicits for names for committees
• Expect delays at Clinton Ferry Terminal | TRAFFIC ADVISORY
• Volunteer’s birthday gifts just keep on giving
• Island County judge hurt in motorcycle crash
• Whidbey Island deer stricken by deadly ‘hair loss syndrome’
• Langley mayor's salary may stay near current level
• Langley merchant Virginia LaRue was a First Street legend
• Duke LeBaron never met a local cause he didn’t like
• McRae House is prime patient in Langley’s medical history
• Judge dismisses Emerson lawsuit against Island County
• Lawmakers pass bill to create ferry surcharge
• South Whidbey park officials keep Winter Fest
• Expect long lines at the ferry terminal
• Langley’s budget outlook improves
• Future users of Trillium Woods get their say
• UPDATE | School board picks Moccia to take reins on South Whidbey
• Tour planned at Naas Natural Area
• HOW MUCH MAYORS MAKE | Langley council plans review of mayor’s salary
• Help needed to study Freeland sewer plans
• South Whidbey School Board selects Jo Moccia as next superintendent
• Port leaders may change scheme
• Island County judge skeptical of Emerson lawsuit
• New vote tally on WGB bond vote: Measure defeated
• South Whidbey School Board now expects to pick new superintendent on Friday
• UPDATE | Horse facilities at Island County Fairgrounds closed as precaution against EHV-1 outbreak
• Former Langley worker files $4.5 million damage claim against city
• Langley council to have another do-over on ordinance that sets mayor's salary
• Whidbey's far north dooms hospital bond
• Whidbey General Hospital bond struggling after first count
• UPDATE | Langley pushes for early vote to get rid of mayor
• Langley voters will get early chance to decide fate of mayor
• Radio host John Carlson will talk at GOP event
• Most ballots still not returned for Whidbey General Hospital bond measure
• Whidbey Island Conservation District helps with forest plans
• Whidbey General Hospital voting ends on Tuesday
• Bayview woman takes first place in LA film contest
• Pass fees come to Whidbey Island state park users
• Langley to talk about pay for mayor, council
• UPDATE | Councilwoman Abel says she won’t seek another term on Langley council, Seligson to run
• Ducklings added late to Oak Harbor art mix
• Langley council to hold special workshop
• Seventy-five years later, the Clyde is still the picture of health
• State takes ownership of ferry Salish
• Professor leads lecture series at Trinity Lutheran
• Island County’s tax levy is low, analyst says
• Councilwoman Abel won't seek election to retain seat on Langley council
• Recycling a good idea: Work day gives back in more ways than one
• SBX draws curious stares on its way past Whidbey
• UPDATE | Superintendent search is down to three finalists
• Hours to change for Langley and Freeland libraries
• SBX to pass along coast of South Whidbey this afternoon
• Galley closed on ferry Kitsap
• Finalists announced in search for new chief of South Whidbey schools
• Island County Planning Commission gets docket update
• Local business helps homeowners to save money, energy
• Dismissal sought in politically charged sex case
• South Whidbey Republican Women screen ‘Perfect Valor’
• New full-day kindergarten to be offered by district
• Trouble with Langley Passage has council looking for outside help
• Architect talks about new book
• Input needed for future of Trillium forest
• Langley's Social Security contact station closing
• Suicide count rises in county
• UPDATE | Mayor question headed to ballot
• Citizens climate lobby to meet
• Where Falcons fly: New leaders eager to take over as principals
• Delivery of ferry Salish delayed
• Koster announces repeat run for U.S. House seat
• Work picking up on Skagit Farmers Supply’s new $2.3 million store in Freeland
• Langley voters will get to decide if they keep their elected mayor, petition drive gets enough signatures to force vote
• Water level in Deer Lake: Too much of a good thing
• Greenbank Farm creates search committee to find executive director
• City of Langley to help pay for fashion event
• Corporation has eyes for Whidbey General Hospital
• Langley mayor proclaims 'Dr. Ric Prael Week'
• Vandals strike at Putney, Saratoga Woods
• Mudslide closes road to neighborhood in Clinton
• Haugen DUI impound bill signed into law
• Cantwell statement on the death of Osama Bin Laden
• Congressman Larsen issues statement on death of Osama bin Laden
• Sen. Murray releases statement on death of Osama bin Laden
• Four of five on Langley council oppose petition drive
• Citizens’ advisory panel likely as sewer debate moves forward
• A look back at the rise and fall of Whidbey’s fishing resorts
• Turn in those unwanted drugs in Freeland on Saturday
• Whidbey effort to create new credit union meets first objective
• Rep. Larsen supports investigation on high gas prices
• Coop tour will get people clucking with an up-close look at the world of chickens
• 'Then and Now' program recalls when salmon was king on South Whidbey
• UPDATE | Tributes flow for FD3’s longest-serving volunteer
• Island County looks for volunteers
• School board picks five finalists for superintendent's job
• Meerkerk Gardens has new managers
• Ferry fares rise on Sunday
• South Whidbey School Board may promote from within to fill principal posts at SWHS, LMS
• Island County Tea Party screens film
• South Whidbey event designed to help kids cope — and lend a hand
• Bush Point slide is the latest legacy of a soggy spring
• Whidbey Cats to make caravan
• Voters poised to decide on Whidbey General Hospital bond
• Whidbey General tries to keep up with competition
• Whidbey General Hospital aim: 1 patient per room
• Whidbey women sparked first hospital drive
• Effort launched to rid Langley of its elected mayor
• Legendary South Whidbey firefighter Carl Simmons passes away
• Dead whale will stay put on South Whidbey beach
• Fire district takes another look at its Bayview headquarters plan
• Senate approves transportation budget with $32.1 million for new ferry
• Buddhist stupa is nearly complete
• Visser workers quit in protest
• It’s back: $4-per-gallon gas
• South Whidbey School Board to begin reviewing candidates for superintendent's post
• Langley council questions grant request for tram project
• Langley council committee suggests parking changes
• New planning chief says PAB's new subdivision regulations are 'legally questionable'
• South Whidbey parks board meets this week
• South Whidbey School Board talks budget
• Langley council stands by decision to approve Langley Passage
• Island County Democrats plan quarterly meeting
• Port of South Whidbey approves overnight parking at Possession Beach
• Numbers don’t add up for opponents of Freeland’s embattled sewer project
• Langley seeks money for tram
• UPDATE | Merrell to leave post at LMS, SWHS
• College to cut classes in Clinton
• Langley Passage foes ask for second look
• Lonesome Emerson pushes for Island County tax cuts
• Tickets now on sale for South Whidbey Schools Foundation gala
• Legislature passes Haugen DUI impound bill
• Langley Passage developer won’t fight added restrictions
• Port, fair go after federal grant for commercial kitchen in Langley
• Conservation district holds open house
• Island County Fire District 3 officials get update on project
• Mysterious leg bone found in compost pile came from a cow
• Merrell announces plans to leave LMS, SWHS
• New ferry Salish begins sea trials today
• School Whidbey School Board holds workshop tonight
• Runaway dogs rescued from old lube pit in Clinton
• Freeland sewer meetings officially off
• South Whidbey School District superintendent’s post draws 18 applicants
• Central GOP women to meet this week
• Island County assessor speaks to GOP women
• Planning board will get update on economic trends
• South Whidbey Republican women host coffee hour
• Concert to benefit earthquake relief
• Experts share insights on different ways of running city hall
• Whidbey’s census forecast: Gray and grayer
• No word yet on federal funding for a new fireboat for South Whidbey
• Experts report falling radiation levels
• UPDATE | Council approves Langley Passage
• UPDATE | Freeland sewer plan put on hold 'indefinitely'
• Bones found on Sandy Hook beach not human
• Credit union meeting to be held in Freeland
• Arson suspected in Maxwelton motor-home fire
• Thousands dial in to Rep. Larsen's tele-town hall
• WSF offers more info on sailings
• Port of South Whidbey urged to get in the Mukilteo parking business
• Congressman Larsen holds telephone town hall tonight
• Search continues for Clinton bank robber
• New $40 million sewer system for Freeland gets put on hold
• Langley council approves Langley Passage
• Langley Passage — City council gets advice for ‘yes’ vote
• Teacher sticks around for a good cause
• Three teens injured when pickup rolls over near Clinton
• County elections will never be the same without Loann Gulick
• Meeting set on sewer plan
• Earth Day Celebration
• Restoration of Glendale Creek moves forward
• Langley hopes improved road markings will coax more people to town
• Langley Passage hearing continues Tuesday
• Large group of sea lions distract drivers near Penn Cove
• Whidbey residents can save energy with PSE program
• State Patrol to enforce 'Move Over' law
• Brainpower propels South Whidbey team to state tournament
• Amy Walker is making waves — the Clinton actress makes a record with Jack White
• Freeland officials to meet with lawyer over sewer project
• Conservation district board looks for help
• UPDATE | Ferry terminal work wrapped up, construction company to get bonus
• Derek Parrott, beloved Whidbey Island musician, dies at 63
• No match found for foot on Greenbank beach
• Clover Patch Café will make the switch to locally grown beef
• Mukilteo terminal work completed ahead of schedule
• Updated subarea plan seen as Freeland’s foundation
• UPDATE | Langley council reverses course on Langley Passage
• Rep. Smith to host tele-town hall
• Long ferry ride to Clinton is money in the bank for local businesses
• Langley council votes to clip wings of new finance committee
• Islands Red Cross to cut office hours
• Search continues for Clinton bank robber
• South Whidbey to consider new graduation requirements
• Clinton ferry diverted to help with boat in distress
• UPDATE | Boat fire leads to disruption in ferry service
• Langley City Council blinks, takes back vote against Langley Passage housing project
• UPDATE | Police searching for suspect in Clinton bank robbery
• Record staff honored with national awards
• Bank robbery reported in Clinton
• Whidbey General Hospital CEO to talk about bond
• Council starts to backstep on oversight committee
• Heavy rains lead to Maxwelton Beach flooding
• Budget-cuts demonstration draws a crowd in Clinton
• Near-miss car accident at Glendale Road raises a hole lot of questions
• Island County commissioners will look at Freeland plan
• Guided walk planned at Trillium woods
• Driver pulled from rollover crash on South Whidbey
• Rep. Smith to host telephone town hall
• Fear of nuclear fallout prompts search for potassium iodide pills
• Whidbey General Hospital's Emergency Services director complains of demise
• It’s dejá vu all over again for Freeland sewers
• Meerkerk Gardens in Greenbank prunes staff to battle economic pinch
• FD3 vehicle backs into car
• Packed agenda for parks board meeting tonight
• South Whidbey School Board talks about data
• Slides continue in beleaguered Whidbey Shores neighborhood
• Island County works to clear slide near Glendale
• Sen. Haugen tells Whidbey crowd: These cuts will hurt
• Freeland property owners gear up to fight sewers
• Island County Planning Commission to talk about countywide planning policies
• Temporary layoffs hit Nichols Brothers Boat Builders
• Dogs comb Maxwelton Beach for clues to an old homicide
• South Whidbey School Board vows to take fresh look at combining schools
• Expect Deception Pass bridge delays next week
• Speedy motorcyclist faces high-speed chase charges
• Law and order creates a good yarn in Langley
• Tsunami advisory in effect for Whidbey, Strait of Juan de Fuca, Admiralty Inlet
• Blast for the past: Historic conservation district eyed in Langley
• Sno-Isle needs book babysitters during computer upgrade
• Rachel heads home after market run-in
• Ferry sailing schedule changed for Fridays during Mukilteo Terminal closure
• South Whidbey chambers of commerce, nonprofits to receive grants from port
• Rep. Smith and Rep. Bailey to host town hall meetings
• Offer for Port of South Whidbey property falls through
• Tooth trouble may be threatening captured Whidbey orca
• Chicken coop burns in fire north of Freeland
• Skull found on Maxwelton Beach remains unidentified
• South Whidbey parks officials back away from proposed pay cuts
• South Whidbey parks district to adjust tax levy after $78K error
• Negotiations between Governor's office and ferry unions could save $10 million
• County creates job in 2-1 decision
• Organizers banking on support for new Whidbey credit union
• Langley police chief retires after 32 years
• South Whidbey school consolidation on the agenda
• Help needed for Langley cemetery clean-up
• Freeland talk to cover veterans' benefits
• Rep. Bailey to hold tele-town hall
• Gun expert is guest speaker at Republican women's meeting
• Whidbey Democrats hold annual meeting
• Island County Planning Commission looks at code changes
• Haugen's DUI impound bill clears Senate
• First gray whale of the season sighted off Whidbey
• Clinton Library hit again by burglar
• Mussels star this weekend in Coupeville
• Same goal was target in mayor switch, vets say
• Heading up Episcopal parishes is all in the family in Freeland
• Freeland man spends a lifetime bringing classic cars back to life
• Sen. Haugen to host town hall meetings in Island County
• DUI patrols will target St. Patty's Day drinkers
• High winds cut power at 15 locations on Whidbey Island
• UPDATE: Chetzemoka returns to service
• South Whidbey Parks board to talk about budget
• Island County commissioners lose battle for Navy lobbying trip
• News from Whidbey Island Fine Art Studio - March 1, 2011
• Senior Services of Island County will hold annual meeting
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY | Snow mixed with rain slows drivers on Highway 525 north of Freeland
• Freeland in line for $3.5 million loan from state for sewer system
• Freeland woman gives birth outside EMS building in Bayview
• Orcas sighted off South End
• UPDATE | Hunting group says it wants property as port mulls offers on sale of park land
• UPDATE | Snow expected to be on the way out
• Haugen ferry reform and revenue bills move out of committee
• Langley hires new community planner
• Diking district cancels meeting
• South Whidbey School Board will meet today
• Freeland family escapes injury as nearby building burns
• Langley improv event benefits local vets
• Snow keeps Whidbey spring at bay
• South Whidbey parks cuts to employee raises may help fill $100K budget hole
• Port moves forward on sale of Dorothy Cleveland Trail
• TRAVEL ADVISORY | Highway 525 nearly clear of snow
• Whidbey Island credit union meetings set
• South Whidbey schools start two hours late today
• Revised plan for Freeland moves ahead
• Island County announces end to trash pick-ups
• UPDATE | Offer made on South Whidbey port’s park land
• Emerson doesn’t swallow pill take-back program
• South Whidbey students to get out early today due to snow
• Two cars collide head-on on snowy highway north of Freeland
• Langley police chief changeover is coming soon
• South Whidbey School Board looks at new textbooks
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY | Slick roadway near Highway 525/Highway 20
• Offer made to purchase Dorothy Cleveland Trail property
• Cash taken in Clinton Library break-in
• Freeland water district holds hearing
• Slow Food group will meet in Coupeville
• Rachel the Pig back in Clinton for repairs
• State shares results of early Langley audit
• UPDATE | Visitors find skull of possible murder victim on Maxwelton Beach
• UPDATE | Two arrested in string of car prowls
• WAIF supports annual Spay Day campaign
• County commissioners give approval for work on Freeland Trail
• Skull of murder victim found on beach near Maxwelton
• Two arrested in Clinton car prowls
• UPDATE | Langley to talk about changing government
• Parks officials to hear concerns about race proposal tonight
• Clinton singer is ready for the next big thing — see her today on 'Let's Make a Deal'
• Langley park-and-ride project moves forward
• South Whidbey School Board to review input on superintendent search
• Whidbey General Hospital officials makes $50 million bond vote official
• Whidbey General Hospital CEO talks about bond
• Langley to talk about future of mayor's position
• Langley locals pick up their trowels to help spring blossom
• Island County Fair officials seek public input
• Langley close to choice on acting chief
• Port of South Whidbey decides to put park land up for sale
• Fleming earns regular appointment to city’s Planning Advisory Board
• Langley council will look at empty seats
• Fire District 3 officials look at budget tonight
• School board, community set out wish list for new superintendent
• Volunteers step up to help with Main Street
• Cemetery burial plot fees to rise in Langley
• Price tag soars for Whidbey General Hospital violations
• Nichols Brothers worker injured in fall
• Orcas put on a big show all around Whidbey Island
• Diking District 1 to mull new clean water utility
• Freeland woman hurt in car crash
• School board holds workshop meeting
• Small earthquake reported in North Sound
• Langley council may raise cemetery fees
• Ferry Salish on its way north
• High wind knocks out power on Whidbey Island
• Langley asks county planners for help on Langley Passage project
• Break-ins shake Maxwelton Beach residents
• South Whidbey native escapes mounting turmoil in Cairo
• Freeland man sets fire to pot crop to quell critics and threats
• Langley council looks at new contract for proposed park-and-ride lot
• South Whidbey school bus fleet to grow
• Keep late-night sailings on Clinton route, riders say
• District officials lay out potential priorities for next chief of schools
• Co-op founder to torch pot crop
• Commissioner Emerson will be guest speaker
• Terminal trestle work may cause slight delays
• Freeland man plans a medical marijuana co-op
• Everett, Edmonds cut from Mukilteo terminal plan
• 'State of the county' improving, Island County commissioner says
• Tea Party meets in Coupeville
• Ferry sailings from Clinton to be cut in half during terminal repair work
• GETTING TO THE BEACH: Campaign under way to identify neglected public access points
• Plug pulled on board election
• Lorax loses, forest named after Trillium
• Langley council undecided on reforming committees
• South End hoops court could be replaced in a snap
• Island County commissioners at odds over word, retreat
• Clinton man found dead near Maxwelton Road
• Mudder founder vows to find a new venue
• South Whidbey officials get advice for next steps on bond
• Latest Freeland plan update no longer takes a village
• Fire District 3 to gather for special session
• Langley City Council approves agreement on park-and-ride
• SAVY’S WAR: A 99-year-old vet looks back on China and the Flying Tigers
• South Whidbey School Board holds retreat
• Todd sale won’t hurt Freeland boatyard
• South Whidbey parks board meets tonight
• Safe stolen from Bayview store
• GOP women book speaker at Useless Bay
• Main Street program may be the spark Langley seeks
• Pumping reduces latest flood threat to Glendale
• CMA parking lot on Langley council agenda
• Island County adds to state's impressive collection of unwanted electronics
• Likely Langley council candidates keep cool and coy
• Langley couple to open Whidbey’s first legal distillery
• Bad weather forces postponement of school board meeting
• In State of the State, Gregoire shows confidence in Washington's recovery
• Lawyer presses city for action on Langley Passage, offers to put in sewer line to resolve concerns on impacts to Edgecliff bluff
• Deadline is today for Langley Passage project
• South Whidbey schools closed today
• Island County Fire District 3 to talk about budget
• Body on Greenbank beach identified as Arlington man
• Extra Island County patrols lead to 41 DUI arrests
• Port of South Whidbey to talk about park sale
• County mans the pumps as water backs up behind failed culvert on Glendale Creek
• Board agrees to launch search for new schools superintendent
• Land-use fines reach $37,000 against new Island County commissioner, husband
• UPDATE | Gov. Gregoire: Taxing district needed to pay for ferry system
• St. Augustine’s in Freeland to honor the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
• City of Langley examines potential land swap near marina
• Langley to talk about Main Street program
• Gov. Gregoire announces plan for regional ferry district
• AP Legislative Preview reinforces necessary budget cuts
• Business is booming at the Langley cemetery
• Kwarsick picked to lead Langley Planning Department
• Larsen vows to focus on jobs as 112th Congress convenes
• South Whidbey School Board to hold special workshop
• Diking meeting canceled again
• Langley councilman to donate pay
• Republican Emerson takes over from Dean
• Black ice sends cars off road
• Langley will look for new community planner
• South Whidbey has quiet weekend on New Year's
• Tilth market may move to Sunday
• Land trust moves forward on Trillium Woods
• UPDATE | Snow not expected to last
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY | Snow slows traffic on Highway 525
• Langley council OKs lawyer’s contract
• UPDATE | Langley police chief, head of planning department, announce departure plans
• UPDATE | Langley mayor breaks tie on pick for new council member
• Freeland sewer backers delay LID hearing
• WSF finds funding in ads
• Langley looks to fill out boards
• Islanders to ferry service: Keep the terminal in Mukilteo
• Fewer ferries on holiday weekends
• Langley vet hails repeal of ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’
• South Whidbey School Board approves new grad dates
• Langley planning director announces resignation
• Initiative stops ferry fare hike before it starts
• Langley council picks Hal Seligson for seat
• Langley police chief submits letter of resignation
• Island County commissioners approve clean water tax
• Adams stays in the running for Langley council seat
• UPDATE | Langley city officials question candidate’s eligibility
• Investigation continues into fatal crash in Freeland
• UPDATE | McCarthy to step down as superintendent
• Langley officials say candidate for council has a 'cloud' over candidacy
• Lights on for DUI awareness
• Legal jousting continues over Langley Passage project
• Whidbey Island Conservation District explains cost-share efforts
• Local lawmakers raise alarm over proposed 10-percent increase in ferry fares
• Langley radio station plans to air City Council meetings
• South Whidbey School District Superintendent Fred McCarthy will retire at the end of the school year, district officials announced today.
• Island County looks for volunteers for planning commission
• South Whidbey parks board reviews plan
• School board to look at alternative graduation dates for SWHS
• Island County Sheriff's Office asks for help in identifying body
• Whidbey General Hospital gets closer to its $50-million bond proposal
• South Whidbey School Board to host bond workshop
• Clinton man seriously hurt in car crash
• School year may be extended on South Whidbey
• Idea to move Mukilteo Ferry Terminal gets a resounding raspberry
• SOUND WATERS: Whidbey biologist to share secrets of landscaping for wildlife
• Island DUI patrols this weekend
• Diking commission to discuss proposed clean water utility
• Ferry sailings scrubbed on Keystone run
• Island County eyes plate of fee hikes before year’s end
• Santa to make trips to South End
• Dugout canoe replica stretches Freeland boat builder’s creativity
• Port looks into scaling back marina project
• South Whidbey's Holiday House fills the gift gap for families in need
• School board puts kibosh on February bond rerun
• Navy says USS Nimitz to be based in Everett
• FD3 to discuss strategic planning
• Search goes on for Freeland sewer funds
• Salaries may be chopped to cover cost of tree pruning
• Councilwoman’s blog entry prompts calls for resignation
• Plan to aid salmon raises hackles in Deer Lagoon neighborhood
• Two more hope to get seat on Langley council
• LOOKING BACK, MOVING AHEAD: Outside experts suggest ways to improve the state ferry system
• Update coming on salmon project
• Legal fight may stymie pursuit for Langley council seat
• South Whidbey teachers get grants for innovative classroom projects
• Harris-Moore's mom: 'I told him I would send him to flight school ... but I guess he couldn't wait'
• Diking District 1 cancels next meeting
• Orcas spotted off South End
• Fire District 3 officials thinking about a name change
• Winds across Whidbey disrupt ferry service
• ‘Supernanny’ TV episode in Clinton to air this week
• Solar panel project planned at Greenbank Farm
• Clinton meeting focuses on curbing crime
• Whidbey Tea Party plans next meeting
• Man injured in party brawl in Greenbank
• Ignore lawsuit letter, critics of Langley Passage tell city council
• Police dismiss report of UFOs on South Whidbey
• Winter weather comes and goes on South Whidbey
• Fire District 3 budget reflects caution about local economy
• South Whidbey schools close for second day
• Seligson, Adams seek vacant Langley council seat
• South Whidbey School Board meeting canceled
• Langley residents want more details about where city hall is putting its money
• Langley Passage attorney to city: Hold new hearing or face lawsuit
• New Freeland series delves into the mixture of science and ethics
• UPDATE | Hold tight: More wind expected to hit Whidbey today
• South Whidbey parks officials hear budget talk
• South Whidbey port holds surplus hearing
• As Chetzemoka welcomed, doubts about Salish arise
• Blackout hits Whidbey Island
• WSF announces next community meetings
• Langley City Council eyes tax increase tonight
• Langley council eyes tax increase
• UPDATE | Dynamite scare near Lone Lake forces evacuation
• School board backs away from new bond
• Island County commissioner concedes defeat
• ‘NO-GROWTH’ REPUTATION: Langley officials seen as putting the brakes on new development
• Leaking dynamite forces evacuation in Lone Lake neighborhood
• Langley Vietnam vet strives to help others scarred by war
• Whidbey Sea-Tac Shuttle bus involved in 5-car accident on I-5
• Board takes up a tree ordinance for Langley
• Larsen wins, Dean clings to recount hope in Island County race
• Well runs dry for South End nonprofit Helping Hand
• New park-and-ride creates lot of unrest
• Audit will look at Langley officials’ pay, whistleblower issues
• Only one ferry in plans for Coupeville
• Emerson's lead narrows in Island County commissioner race
• Emerson's lead grows in Island County commissioner race
• UPDATE | Council rejects Langley Passage
• UPDATE | MORE BUDGET CUTS COMING: Employee laid off in Langley, finance department will also be reduced
• UPDATE | South Whidbey bond measure wins majority vote in just one precinct
• Emerson is winning Island County's commissioner's race thanks to North Whidbey voters
• Early turnout in Island County not going the GOP's way
• South Whidbey schools bond measure falling to defeat, Langley library annexation passing
• UPDATE | South Whidbey school officials to regroup amid bond failure
• UPDATE | Early support strong for Langley library annexation
• Emerson, Engle take commanding leads in Island County election
• Langley council shoots down controversial Langley Passage housing project
• Langley gets ready for staff reductions in 2011
• Meeting set on Maxwelton Beach flooding problem
• New online program is a way of saying thanks to Good Cheer volunteers
• Elsie Olkonen, Clinton’s guiding light, passes away at 92
• Holiday Still Life Sketches
• Whidbey Island Tea Party holds general meeting
• South Whidbey students ‘wowed’ at Obama rally
• Issue of trust swirls around Prop. 1 vote
• Ferry Kittitas expected to be out several more weeks
• Disabled Clinton corgi rolls to victory in California rally event
• More meetings on Mukilteo ferry plans
• Pets die in house fire near Freeland
• Bayview rescuers look for owner of two wayward goats
• Port commissioners change plan to remove Possession Point property
• Heated debate continues at Clinton forum
• Clinton stumps for Murray, Larsen during Puget Sound visit
• Deputy treasurer faces challenger GOP would not endorse
• Ferry problems plague Whidbey routes
• Langley Passage review put off again by city council
• Smith defends record against election latecomer
• State proposes 2.5 percent increase in ferry fares
• South Whidbey school bond forum is tonight at St. Hubert Church
• Holiday Still Life Sketches
• Island County commissioner candidate embroiled in permit allegations
• Ferry Evergreen State to be used on Clinton route
• Hackles raised over Mukilteo terminal planning
• Bush Point racer sets land-speed mark in his hopped-up Ferrari
• Clinton-Mukilteo route down to one ferry as Kittitas is pulled from service
• Challengers throw hard jabs at first voters’ forum
• Port moves toward sale of upland park property
• A long way for Luc: Clinton boy faces daunting health crisis
• Todd Bitts remembered as a persuasive voice for the community
• Dead seal found tied to cement-bag anchor
• Fire District 3 begins budget talk
• Hospital board votes to close Langley Clinic
• UPDATE | Sparkman resigns from Langley council
• Sparkman resigns from Langley City Council
• Port of South Whidbey to review $4.6 million budget
• Voters forums to be held in Clinton
• State says more than a dozen hotline calls inspired audit
• Hopes slim for saving Langley Clinic
• Meetings set for discussion of Mukilteo ferry terminal
• Langley will vote on joining library district
• Four injured in T-bone collision at notorious Freeland intersection
• Chetzemoka inaugural sailing begins Nov. 14 from Coupeville to Port Townsend
• Island County ballots will go out next week
• SBX won't come to Everett
• Port of South Whidbey to remove floats this week
• South Whidbey Record earns awards in newspaper competition
• Doctors want to close Langley Clinic
• Planning resumes on Mukilteo ferry terminal
• Island County Coroner faces medical doctor in race for another term
• Audit will start early in Langley
• Politics split commissioner candidates
• Homola hits tax hike vote, wins public applause
• Let's talk Langley: New blog starts today
• Greenbank collector turns rare 1929 Ford town car into an award winner
• Bikini barista coffee stand is brewing for Freeland
• Langley’s troubles prompt call for independent audit
• Yes indeed, Trillium forest deal becomes official
• New activity center opens for island veterans in Freeland
• Oak Harbor's Fortunes don’t garner Republican endorsement
• Bayview rally to support One Nation event
• Whistleblower takes aim at city’s building official
• Arson strikes twice at abandoned home in Clinton
• Program brings in 300 pounds of unwanted drugs on Whidbey
• Ferry Cathlamet expected to return to Clinton route
• Environmental activist appointed to Langley’s planning board
• Campaign kicks off for $25 million bond to improve schools
• Archbishop Murphy runs over South Whidbey football 41-7
• Arrests made in Tacoma shooting of former Bayview students
• South Whidbey enrollment numbers higher than expected
• Question Time for Langley Passage: Council review beings on controversial project
• Trillium closure delayed; Land Trust officials say deal is still emminent
• 25 more Island County jobs on the block
• Divers rescued by marine units off Possession Point
• Clinton ferry sidelined again
• Oyster Run motorcycle event this weekend
• Tree topples power lines near Glendale
• Tablets replace gas in Langley's water
• Langley water plant gets security system
• Langley council to review Langley Passage tonight
• ADA Trail widens the scope for those looking for nature in South Whidbey
• Rocky road for Freeland’s new plan
• Dino Rossi brings campaign for U.S. Senate to Freeland shipyard
• Freeland woman rescued after losing way
• Anacortes woman dies in Friday morning accident on Whidbey
• Langley mayor’s pay too much, city’s former mayors say
• Freeland beekeeper loses thousands in honey theft
• Island County Utility tax proposal draws fire
• Tree branch was to blame for Langley blackout
• Langley revenues are still down
• Island County Dems to make endorsements
• MYRTLE AVENUE: The new center of Freeland’s universe?
• Island County residents can trade in barrels
• Freeland repair work prompts closure
• 10th District House candidates host meeting
• Old Langley High School building eyed for historic list
• Langley council clarifies mayor's role, pay
• Land trust still shy of goal to buy Trillium Woods, but remains hopeful
• Langley council approves water-saving goal
• Back to School project needs more help
• New funds keep HUB teen center in business in Langley
• Burn ban lifted in Island County
• Langley’s annual Soup Box Derby revving up for another run
• Whidbey mayors outpace their counterparts in pay
• WSP officers beef up patrols
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY | Plan ahead for long ferry lines
• Legal defense fund set up for Langley city treasurer
• Both sides challenge PAB decision on Langley Passage
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• Langley children’s center celebrates 30 years in the community
• Last-ditch donors may help Trillium fund drive reach its goal
• South Whidbey $25M school bond faces fight from LMS supporters
• Foundation helps disadvantaged students start school on even footing
• Homeowners along closed golf course n Freeland worry about declining values
• Foot found on Whidbey Island beach
• Grant sought for Second Street
• Newest PAB member vows to stir the pot in Langley
• Langley sea trials start for Nichols tug
• Freeland streets are topic of meeting
• Island County Fair: Don’t look now, but kids of all ages are thrilled
• Brisk turnout upbeat about Langley historical preservation
• South Whidbey staff gets ready for start of school
• Langley council keeps Peterson on parks board
• Langley voters buck countywide trend in Prop. 1 vote
• Island County Fair: A to Z
• Langley salutes local peace group
• Langley teens travel to Kenya to teach computing to children
• Celebrity chef will make visit to wine shop in Freeland
• Port may sell land sought for cell-phone tower near Clinton
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY | Roads will be closed during Whidbey triathlon
• Langley council asks for a do-over on mayor’s pay
• Whidbey General Hospital’s violations could cost $854,000
• Langley police officers plan to unionize
• UPDATE: Keystone ferry plans in disarray
• Proposition 1 trailing badly in Island County primary
• Marine life experts say to steer clear of seal pups on the beach
• Island County Fair kicks off today in Langley
• Volunteers hope to harvest South Whidbey's neglected fruit
• Langley board: Kill proposed housing project
• Friendship Force and friends will liven up the fair parade
• Nichols Brothers says goodbye to tugs, but yard remains busy
• South Whidbey School Board adopts budget
• Candidates line up for 2012 Island County Commissioner race
• Lakeside Bible Camp in Clinton celebrates its golden anniversary
• Langley mayor tried to clean house as city called in lawyers on pay dispute
• Clinton burglary, car-theft suspect jailed in Snohomish County
• Shellfish harvesting banned on west coast of Whidbey
• Possible SBX move to Everett overshadowed in Langley by focus on military spending
• Both sides planning appeals on Langley PAB decision
• Diking District 1 commissioners meet this week for budget talks
• Feds: No grant for Freeland sewers
• Double Bluff welcomes first official skimboard competition
• Clinton owner of two biting dogs must appear in court
• Deer Lagoon salmon project prompts early concerns
• Teens attacked, bitten by dog pack in Clinton
• Plane makes hard landing at Langley airpark after pilot forgets to lower the wheels
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