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Coupeville voters face 2 school levies in February

Central Whidbey voters will consider two tax measures in February. The first will extend the school district’s maintenance…

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Wind, waves, tides cut ferry service

A combination of lousy weather and extreme tidal conditions limited service on the Port Townsend to Keystone route…

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Could the Port of Coupeville get an airport?

There’s a new face in the ongoing saga surrounding the airport located south of Oak Harbor — the…

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Keystone ferry to stop for a weekend in January

The Steilacoom II, the only vessel ferry officials has to serve the Keystone to Port Townsend ferry route,…

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Coupeville school board mulls tech levy

With aging computers not being able to keep up with changes in technology, Coupeville school officials may look…

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Venting erupts regarding Freeland

What was expected to be a routine public hearing turned into a forum that several South Whidbey residents…

The farming taking place on Ebey’s prairie contributes to the historic character of Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve.

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Keeping Ebey’s forever: tours, workshops aim at preservation

Preserving historic homes and the acres of picturesque farmland has been high on the minds of stewardship-thinking residents…

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Some people object to steeple in Coupeville

Coupeville will soon be the home of a new church, although a proposed steeple is still stirring controversy.…

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Coupeville wants to name second ferry

With the name for the first Keystone-to-Port Townsend ferry already decided, the naming of the second one could…

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New facility sought for Coupeville Wharf

If a grant is approved, boaters in Penn Cove will have a new place to dump their wastewater.…

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Steilacoom II is back in service at Keystone

After nearly two days without ferry service at Keystone, the Steilacoom II returned to service Friday morning with…

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Barn building loses out on grant funding

Another attempt to secure funding for a building at the Greenbank Farm has failed. Jim Patton, executive director…

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Thieves pilfer squash, berries, beets from Greenbank gardens

After a decade spent growing food in the gardens at the Greenbank Farm, gardener Michael Seraphinoff noticed a…