n case anyone had any doubts, installing a sewer system doesn’t come cheap.
Depending on the outcome of a possible $10 million federal grant application — sewer district officials will know for sure by mid-August — a Freeland homeowner can expect to pay between $12,900 and $18,400 to hook up to a new sewer system.
LANGLEY — The little guys and the older players are out of it, but the girls take center stage this weekend.
More layoff notices were sent out to South Whidbey School District staff last week — this time to classified employees.
As part of the Choochokam Arts festival this weekend in Langley, the third annual half-marathon will start promptly at 8:30 a.m. Sunday, July 11.
It’s softer, almost bouncy. The green color never fades, it doesn’t need water or mowing and boosters claim the stuff allows athletes to pivot on the run without causing serious injury.
South Whidbey High School volleyball coach Mandy Jones has scheduled two camps in July, one for girls in grades six through eight, the second for high school-age girls.
What is it about the restrooms at Freeland Park that attracts vandals?
When Kelly Scotthanson went searching for a good place to board her dog Justine, she couldn’t find the perfect spot for her poodle on the island.
Some people make great teachers. Others are superlative coaches.
South Whidbey High School math teacher Andy Davis excels at both disciplines.
Even before the South Whidbey School Board approved a resolution asking for a $25 million bond on the November ballot, local residents were telling them no way.
Bayview’s Brian Grimm has an old photo he likes to show folks.
For the fourth time in the past five years, the South Whidbey High School boys basketball team will have a new coach.
LANGLEY — The South Whidbey School Board has a firmer grip on what it will cost the school district — and taxpayers — to combine Langley Middle School and South Whidbey High School.
