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Weekend’s Coupeville MusselFest draws record attendance
Clear skies and national promotion brought record crowds into Coupeville over the weekend.
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Port of Coupeville appointment raises transparency questions
The appointment of a hand-picked commissioner to the Port of Coupeville last week raised questions about whether the…
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North Whidbey fares well after week of storms
With back-to-back storms ravaging the Puget Sound region this week, North and Central Whidbey fared relatively well.
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Coupeville council calls Dudley visit ‘inappropriate’
Much to the chagrin of Coupeville Town Council, Oak Harbor Mayor Scott Dudley publicly called for Bob Clay’s…
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Relay races, giant pumpkin contest close Coupeville market season
Pounding rain didn’t stop teams from having a good time Saturday during the Harvest Fest Relay Races.
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Washington State University turning over lighthouse to parks
Management of Admiralty Head Lighthouse will change later this year and an employment position will be opening up.
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‘Haunting of Coupeville’ begins
Halloween is about more than candy and costumes in Coupeville this year.
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Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival celebrating 50 years
Arts and crafts vendors will fill the streets of downtown Coupeville this weekend as the Coupeville Festival Association…
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Festival to celebrate ‘relaxing’ herb with art, music and fun
Visitors can bask in the relaxing aroma of Mother Nature’s healing herb during Lavender Wind Farm’s 11th Annual…
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Man on motorized bicycle dies after being struck by SUV on Highway 20 | UPDATED
A man died Wednesday after he was struck by an SUV on State Highway 20 while trying to…
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Town welcomes canoe racers to annual festival
The Penn Cove Water Festival will once again honor the region’s Native American heritage with canoe races, performances…
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Loganberry Festival canceled due to event conflicts
The fate of one of Whidbey Island’s long-standing festivals is up in the air. Whidbey Island Area Fair’s…