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Coupeville Builder Dan Miranda paid to move an old barn one block to the community green behind the Coupeville Public Library.

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Barn moved to its new Coupeville home

The unusual sight of an old barn rolling down a street caught the attention Wednesday of people living…

Christy Reid of Christopher’s Cafe readies the restaurant’s smoked salmon and mussels during the Penn Cove Mussel Festival.

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Penn Cove Mussel Festival chowder contest all tied up

A first for the venerable chowder contest at Coupeville’s Penn Cove Mussel Festival left the community shell-shocked. After…

Naturalist Mark Sheehan leads a tour on the trail through the old-growth forest that may be acquired by the Whidbey Camano Land Trust.

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Land deal would preserve sensitive Central Whidbey property

In an effort to preserve a swath of environmentally sensitive property and secure a future for its popular…

Brian Rose

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Never mind: Ignite fizzles in Coupeville schools

After more than a month of negotiations, an Oregon-based online academy decided last week to forego partnering with…

Head to Mussel Fest for some sizzling mussels.

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Coupeville’s Mussel fest kicks off early spring this weekend

After enduring months of cold, dreary and sometimes snowy weather, the first major festival of the year is…

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Paintball, BB suspects at large, eggers nabbed

Whidbey residents and business owners have been cleaning and repairing damage caused by vandals going wild with BB…

Howard Garrett of the Orca Network snapped a shot of a gray whale feeding  near Greenbank Beach in Central Whidbey in May

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Gray whale watching season begins for Whidbey Island

Local tour groups are gearing up for the annual return of some popular visitors to Saratoga Passage. Gray…

Coupeville High School Senior Zac Forland works on a robotic arm he’s helping design for a Science Olympiad competition next month.

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Coupeville students’ brains exercised for Science Olympiad

Sophomores Jared Dickson and Brandon Kelley are learning the improvisational and critical thinking skills needed to compete in…

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Backstop demonstrates Coupeville School District’s facility needs

Coupeville School District workers are busy replacing the baseball field’s backstop, which was finally torn down after years…

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Whidbey park district looks for new director

The North Whidbey Parks and Recreation District is looking for help after its long-serving director resigned at the…

Oak Harbor residents Jim and Inge Johnston are spending Valentine’s Day using a warm-hearted hug to spread comfort and warm feelings throughout Whidbey Island. They hope to spark renewal of National Hugging Holiday

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How about a hug for Valentine’s Day? North Whidbey couple has plenty to offer

North Whidbey residents Jim and Inge Johnston want to spread warm feelings for Valentine’s Day and they’re using…

Oak Harbor resident Don Pierce hoists the cage he uses to trap cats that have been living in his mother’s home. So far

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Anybody want a cat? Oak Harbor man has dozens

Oak Harbor resident Don Pierce is trying to find a home for his mother’s cats. And she had…

Mark Laska

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Coupeville eatery takes aim at winter doldrums

Mark Laska was tired of the winter doldrums and he looked to his rustic Italian restaurant for the…