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Harvest relay boosts food bank
Harvest Fest is a bittersweet event in some ways. It marks the end of the farmers market for…
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Kite festival is this weekend
Colorful kites of all shapes and sizes will fill the sky above Camp Casey once again this month…
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Award-winning Cougars leave on inaugural Growler deployment
By Lt. Taylor Richmond VAQ-139 Public Affairs Officer The Cougars of Electronic Attack Squadron 139 (VAQ-139) recently said…
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Businesses cook up partnership
Two long-standing Coupeville business owners are putting it all on the line with a new partnership.
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Sailors visit island veterans
Sailors from Whidbey Island Naval Air Station visited military veterans at Regency on Whidbey Retirement and Assisted…
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Festival nets $105K in revenue
This year the Coupeville Festival Association netted more than $105,000 in gross revenue, more than any previous year.
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Freedom of speech riles some downtown
A man exercising his First Amendment rights is ruffling feathers in downtown Coupeville. In response to multiple complaints…
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Proposed marijuana business pulls out
One of three applicants for recreational marijuana-based businesses on Whidbey Island is pulling its application.
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Soroptimist, food bank supporting students
As schools and parents gear up for the start of school Tuesday, Sept. 2, so are the organizations…
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Art school thrives with festival push
For 51 years, the Coupeville Arts and Crafts Festival has been the event that gives back to the…
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Town moves forward with one-way Front Street
While town officials finalized plans to make part of Front Street a one-way, town staff made repairs to…
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Front Street trucks bring frustration
Town of Coupeville officials are working with Front Street merchants to address concerns about delivery trucks double parking…
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Museum to host historic walking tour
As the longest standing commercial property owner on Front Street, Paul Whelan has seen the waterfront town change…