Go ahead and move the ferry terminal out of Mukilteo — when Saratoga Passage freezes over.
“It was a clear theme,” Hadley Rodero, a Washington State Ferries consultant, said this past week. “They want that terminal to stay in Mukilteo.”
Langley’s celebrity pooch has another plaudit for his pocket, if he only had a pocket.
“We finally beat the poodle,” Sandi Smith of Possession Point said this week. “I can’t believe it. It was the highlight of all the shows I’ve been to.”
Langley officials are raising doubts about whether Kathleen Waters can be a candidate for a vacant city council seat.
Langley Passage or no Langley Passage, Robin Adams remains a candidate for the vacant position on the Langley City Council, he confirmed Thursday.
The investigation continues into why a 42-year-old Langley man was fleeing from police when his car went off the road in Freeland and struck a tree, killing him, officials said Thursday.
Maxwelton’s Little Brown Church is easing back into business, but it remains a church in search of a flock.
The operator of a miniscule radio station featuring old-time broadcasts such as “The Cisco Kid,” “I Was a Communist for the FBI,” “Jungle Jim,” “Space Patrol” and “Inner Sanctum” plans to expand to include one of the South End’s longest-running melodramas, “The Langley City Council.”
A ferry terminal in Mukilteo will remain in Mukilteo, if the traveling public has its say.
Commissioners of Island County Diking District 1 will have a special meeting this week to discuss the county’s proposal to create a clean water utility.
Brad Rice has built and restored classic wooden boats for 30 years, but this time he went right to the source.
Like battling a rip tide, Port of South Whidbey officials are trying to keep their Langley Marina expansion project buoyant in a foundering economy.
Holiday House is open for business again this year, pledging to help everyone who shows up have a pleasant season despite the economic woes.
Twenty entries performed under sunny skies at this year’s Holiday Parade in downtown Langley on Saturday, said Sherry Jennings, executive director of the Langley Chamber of Commerce, sponsor of the event.