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Postal carriers to ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ Saturday
The Coupeville and Greenbank post offices are partnering with Gifts from the Heart food bank Saturday, May 10,…
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Auditor dings schools in audit
Coupeville School District officials didn’t get straight A’s on its most recent audit. In a report released last…
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Coupeville grad returns to share book with readers
Coupeville High School graduate and author Heather White Driscoll will be meeting with fans 5:30 p.m. Monday, May…
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School board cuts position, restructures leadership
The Board of Directors for Coupeville School District took measures Monday to reduce costs in the wake of…
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Penn Cove Water Festival honors Native American traditions
The Penn Cove Water Festival will once again honor the region’s Native American heritage with canoe races, performances…
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District grows Farm to School philosophy
Come lunchtime this fall, students in the Coupeville School District may see fresher, healthier food grown in the…
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Community garden opening May 1
People who have a green thumb, but no place to utilize it, have an opportunity to garden this…
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Gardening takes skill that seems to skip a generation | Opinion
Every spring, when I was a child, my parents would plant a vegetable garden. We would plant tomatoes,…
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Town may make part of Front Street a one-way road
Town of Coupeville officials have yet to make a firm decision on how to deal with a small…
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Greenbank septic gets good tests
Officials for Port of Coupeville and Greenbank Farm are hopeful recent education and minor tinkering to the farm’s…
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School board appoints Sears
Coupeville School Board appointed Christine Sears to fill the board seat recently vacated by Don Sherman.
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Port approves engineer bid
Commissioners for Port of Coupeville are moving forward with plans to repair the public beach access near the…
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Mad Crab project hits title snag
Developers of the old Mad Crab building on Front Street encountered a bit of a road block in…