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Improvements planned for South Whidbey campground
Campers will soon enjoy updated utilities at the Whidbey Island Fairgrounds in Langley.
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Bye Bye Bob — again: Herzberg retires from city a second time
Herzberg bid the city of Langley farewell this week as his position of passport agent came to an…
Life
‘Newsies’ take a striking stance
Kids learned about journalism history with the Whidbey Children’s Theatre’s production of “Newsies, Jr.”
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Affordable housing on the horizon for Langley
While South Whidbey residents struggle to find a home on limited income, there’s hope in Langley.
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Fate of stagnant Langley buildings uncertain
Some storefronts have been empty for a while, leaving some to wonder if they will ever reopen again.
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Langley City Council approves public records response policy
The city adopted a new policy to provide clearer guidance to staff and public records requesters.
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Langley seeks to defuse Zoom bombs
Changes are in store for people who attend Langley City Council meetings remotely.
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County considers sewer solutions in Freeland
A lot of money has been spent exploring ideas, and there are no clear solutions in sight.
Life
The Red Devil flies again
On Whidbey, a model of the World War I plane will be ready to take flight after some…
Life
Black History Month event to honor pardoned activist
The celebration will honor a lesser-known political activist, Marcus Mosiah Garvey.
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Passenger-only ferries concept gaining traction
There is an emerging interest in another way to get across the water that just might be faster.
Life
Central Whidbey artist debuts new embroidery show
After a lifetime of creating and teaching art, a Coupeville fiber artist finally has her first show.
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South Whidbey assistant fire chief retires
After 45 years in the firefighter service, Terry Ney has officially hung up his coat and boots.