Has COER, as a citizens group who’s confrontational opposition to continued naval presence locally, gone one insult too far toward those who choose to govern or choose wear a military uniform of our nation?
To those who paid for the kids’ meals, as a parent I want to say “thank you” for sharing what I tell my son and other kids I come in contact with on a regular basis.
Growlers have been flying right over my house, and very low, the past two weeks. Today they were low enough for me to clearly identify them.
Editor,
On behalf of Coupeville Lions Club, we’d like to thank The Whidbey Examiner for their gracious coverage of our recent Lions Club Shopping Spree benefit event for Gifts From the Heart Foodbank.
In reference to your editorial of Dec. 5, 2015, about my not allowing photographs of the four murder suspects in the courtroom, please let me explain my reasoning.
More than 60 people arrived at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday, Nov. 29 for the Whidbey Paris Climate Vigil to hear speakers from the Quaker, Unitarian Universalist and Evangelical denominations speak about the urgent need for climate justice; join in a rousing rendition of “Sing for the Climate;” and demonstrate along State Highway 525 to the honking of appreciative passersby.
Thank you so much for printing Ron Newberry’s excellent article on the uncertain fate of Coupeville’s 1866 Haller House. As the house approaches its 150th anniversary, we hope it has many years of worthy community service ahead of it.
They came, they ate, they laughed and ate some more!
Lights on for Life is a symbolic observance designed to focus attention on the impaired driving issue with people being especially vulnerable during holidays.
I wonder what would happen if the world’s 1.2 billion Muslims began treating “Christian” Americans the same way a group of very desperate Muslims are currently being treated in response to seeking asylum in the United States — which might very well save their lives.
Recently, one of the our government officials stated that we are at war with the “philosophy of Islamic fundamentalist fascism.”
Three cheers for volunteers. Driving down State Highway 20 I saw a team of volunteers picking up litter.
Editor,
Thank you so much for printing Ron Newberry’s excellent article on the uncertain fate of Coupeville’s 1866 Haller House.