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Keeping Coupeville’s trees green and healthy
Coupeville residents are working to make sure the green entryways to town don’t eventually fall to development. To…
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Central Whidbey farming preserved
A land deal between two families and a local conservation organization will help ensure farming remains a vibrant…
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Grant helps teens in detention
Coupeville schools will be starting a new program to help young people confined in the Island County Juvenile…
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Legislature approves second Keystone ferry
A second boat for the Port Townsend-to-Keystone ferry route appears to be a reality. The state Legislature included…
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More money for ferry mitigation
Another ferry for Keystone isn’t the only thing coming out of the legislative session that will help businesses…
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Holland Happening romps through Oak Harbor
Even though Sheila Dennison moved away from Whidbey Island last year, she made sure she made it back…
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House approves ‘opt out’ parks fee
A new fee that could increase funding for state parks is one step closer to reality. The State…
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Low times for Highland Games
After seeing a drop in attendance and losing money last year, organizers for an event celebrating Scottish culture…
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Coupeville teachers face layoffs
The ranks of Coupeville School District teachers will dwindle if the worst-case budget scenario proves true. The district…
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Planned new farm building on hold
A new building at the Greenbank Farm is likely on hold for at least a couple of years.…
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Derelict building could help fix wharf
An old building on North Main Street could provide the means to repair the Coupeville Wharf. Port of…
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Patriotic crowd throws ‘tea party’ in Oak Harbor
More than 100 red-white-and-blue clad, flag-waving protesters descended upon the center of Oak Harbor Wednesday afternoon. They were…
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An ancient art: Dowser works on Whidbey Island
After failing to find a suitable water source, church members on Whidbey Island are turning to an ancient…