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Larsen to introduce legislation stabilizing Impact Aid funding
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen visited Olympic View Elementary School Friday to announce he is introducing legislation to improve…
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Project earns Coupeville High School student trip to national competition
Heni Barnes spent months throughout the school year researching a project that earned her some national attention. The…
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Rate increase looms for Washington state ferry riders
Riding state ferries is likely to become a bit more expensive. In an attempt to meet revenue goals…
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Thousands attend Coupeville’s annual Memorial Day parade
Pearl Harbor survivors, along with other World War II, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans joined active duty…
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Mayor says town sales tax ‘steady’
Around 40 Coupeville business leaders came to Christopher’s on Whidbey Monday evening to hear the mayor give a…
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Visitors coming to Coupeville despite Skagit bridge collapse
Owners of lodging establishments in and around Coupeville aren't seeing a large loss of Memorial Day weekend business…
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Remember those who served our country
Coupeville’s annual Memorial Day Parade is 11 a.m. Saturday, May 25 in downtown Coupeville. Parade includes, military personnel,…
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Port sorts out laundry list of construction projects
With both the Coupeville Wharf and the Greenbank Farm in need of some TLC, leaders for the Port…
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Coupeville Town Council to talk police Tuesday
The Coupeville Town Council Tuesday will continue discussions about the future of law enforcement in the historic town.
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County to hold special election filing period
The conclusion of filing week saw nobody filing for candidacy for 14 offices throughout Island County.
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Two vie for open seat with Port of Coupeville
With a ballot mostly filled with uncontested races on Central Whidbey Island, the Port of Coupeville is one…
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Memorial Day features Pearl Harbor survivors
Five Pearl Harbor survivors will visit Central Whidbey Island this weekend as an integral part of the Town…
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Gamer having a ball
Hillcrest Elementary School sixth-grader Elsian Atienze brought his team of six Pokémon to Vancouver, B.C., last month and…