Gov. Christine Gregoire made a campaign stop in Langley this week to stump for Democrats on the ballot. She also visited with merchants along First Street.
MoveOn Whidbey hosted a bake sale for presidential candidate and Illinois Senator Barack Obama recently.
My earliest recollection of being on stage is fourth grade, singing with my fellow classmates at Wickliffe Elementary in Columbus, Ohio.
Step right up and experience the fun of “The New Old Time Chautauqua,” a traveling community of performers, friends and families who see live performance as a way to strengthen the community of the wider world by sharing laughter, friendship and the arts.
“Everything is late this year.”
The high cost of gas threatened to slam the door on the return of an interactive art installation called “Doorgan.”
Who knew Dopey, Grumpy, Doc, Bashful, Sleepy, Sneezy and Happy would have an influence on modern Japanese animation?
Fingal doesn’t fiddle around when it comes to music.
Local gypsy jazz band Billet-Deux has produced their second CD appropriately entitled “Deux,” which provides the listener with a little bit of everything to love.
The 12-song “Deux” breaks out with the Wes Montgomery tune “Four On Six,” demonstrating the absolute skill of this tight five-piece band.
One thing I’ve learned over the years of writing this column is that I never know where my words might…
As of the last three weeks, there is a young buck living in my yard.
Once again, the force of the Whidbey community is stepping up to help one of its own.
Keith Holt of Langley has been diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome, a group of diseases that affect the bone marrow and blood.
Holt is scheduled to receive a bone marrow transplant at the University of Washington Medical Center on Thursday, July 17.
