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Ebey’s Forever funds $66K in grants
Nearly a dozen historic properties in Central Whidbey will receive a total of $66,000 in grants from the…
Megan Hansen
Life
Methodist church celebrates 165 years of worship
This weekend, Whidbey Island’s oldest church and one of the oldest in the state, will celebrate 165 years…
News
Shank leaving for Idaho superintendent position
Coupeville schools Superintendent Jim Shank is moving to larger, not necessarily greener, pastures.
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Campaign to buy historic Coupeville house revived
Campaign to buy historic Coupeville house revived
News
Park district director resigns, other staff cut
North Whidbey Pool, Park and Recreation District is tightening its purse strings again.
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Pennies for Preservation hits first project goal
It took three years and thousands of coin rolls, but Pennies for Preservation reached its first project goal…
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Town to look at Rec Hall use rates, guidelines
Coupeville Town Council assigned a committee to review use and rate structures at the Rec Hall.
Business
New nursery in Coupeville blooming with energy
Jackie Bartsch has been getting a lot of lookie-loos in the last several months as she slowly makes…
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Port continues levy lid lift discussions
The Port of Coupeville is taking steps to place a levy lid lift on the November ballot.
Business
Bringing style, design options to Central Whidbey
Owners of a new interior design store want their shop to be as warm and welcoming as the…
News
District changes name to include ‘pool’
Commissioners for the North Whidbey Park and Recreation District decided to change its name to make it clear…
Life
‘Conductor’ leads night of laughs, rich desserts and fund-raising
The annual Coupeville Lions Scholarship Auction Saturday was an evening filled with laughter, competition and giving back.
News
Coupeville schools levies passing with more than 60 percent
Both replacement levies for the Coupeville School District are passing by a landslide.