The South Whidbey School District was hoping that hiring a professional food-service company — Chartwells — to oversee cafeteria operations would improve both participation and the financial bottom line.
But that hasn’t happened, at least not so far.
By the time Damien Cortez’ five-minute shopping spree at the Goose was done, the aisles and shelves were littered with jars of spices, a few soup cans, a busted bag of flour and a tattered sign that read, “Shop Here.”
Fast and furious doesn’t begin to describe the boys basketball game between South Whidbey and the Anacortes Seahawks on Wednesday
For a “young, inexperienced” team — as described early in the season by Falcon coach Jim Thompson — the Falcon grapplers put on quite a show Thursday night.
The South Whidbey boys basketball team engaged in a fast and furious contest with visiting Anacortes on Wednesday, but ended on the losing side, 84-81.
The South Whidbey School Board expects to vote tonight on final details for the capital projects, technology and maintenance-and-operations levies planned for the Feb. 9 ballot.
The South Whidbey Youth Soccer team Revolution wrapped up a sterling, almost-perfect season earlier this month.
When Rolf Seitle was first appointed as commissioner to the Port of South Whidbey in 2003, there was no staff, no office and the organization’s primary role was to oversee a couple of boat-launch ramps.
With temperatures hovering below the freezing mark, there’s not much going on at three popular South Whidbey public lakes these days.
Port of South Whidbey commissioners will evaluate a proposal for placing a cellular tower on the hill above Possession Beach Waterfront Park.
Falcon wrestler Evan Thompson (135-pound weight class) made it to the finals and placed second at the Forks Tournament last week, but lost in his final bout with Colby Wright of Anacortes.
Despite Falcon Ashlinn Prosch’s game-leading 11 points, the South Whidbey girls basketball team is still searching for a victory.
Down by 10 points in the first quarter, the South Whidbey basketball team rallied in the second and beat Friday Harbor 69-60 on Saturday.
