CLINTON — The Island County budget, property taxes and hunting topped the list of hot topics Tuesday as the four candidates for county commissioner — incumbent Phil Bakke and challengers Reece Rose, Helen Price Johnson and Curt Gordon — met at a forum hosted by the Clinton Progressive Association and the local chamber of commerce.
LANGLEY — Langley City Council members said Wednesday they liked the final design for the new marina, but they wanted to know more.
LANGLEY — South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District commissioners got the sobering news Thursday night that their $15.2 million aquatic center will operate at a loss for at least the first nine years.
South Whidbey Parks & Recreation District commissioners got the sobering news Thursday night that their proposed $15.2 million aquatic center could operate at a loss during its first nine years of operation.
First child in Island County hospitalized during recent pertrussis outbreak has been released from Children’s Hospital in Seattle.
First child in Island County hospitalized during recent pertrussis outbreak has been released from Children’s Hospital in Seattle.
Langley City Council members reviewed the final design for the new marina on Wednesday and said they liked what they saw. Still, they wanted to know more.
LANGLEY — Drew Magill of Sammamish won the 12th annual South Whidbey Triathlon on Saturday with a time of 1 hour, 30 minutes and 11.3 seconds.
LANGLEY — Lawrence Cheek is getting Far From Perfect ready to rock.
BAYVIEW — One is a registered nurse. One is a commissioner for the Port of Coupeville and the third is the incumbent.
Drew Magill of Sammamish won the 12th annual Race the Rock triathlon
Saturday with a time of 1 hour, 30 minutes and 11.3 seconds.
Keri Fezzy from Coupeville was the first woman across the line in
1:32.42.6.
LANGLEY — For 300 triathletes from around the Northwest and beyond, today’s the big day — the annual Whidbey Island Triathlon begins at 9 a.m. with a chilly half-mile swim around the buoys at Goss Lake.
The Island County Auditor’s Office has initiated a new policy for election ballot proofreaders.
