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Whidbey residents rally, travel to support Sioux protest
Coupeville resident Gary Piazzon is one in a growing list of Whidbey Island residents who have traveled to…
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Mailman saves mail before scrambling from burning truck
A United States Postal Service truck burst into flames in Freeland on Wednesday, sending the driver scrambling to…
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Whidbey Island to get newest state ferry on Clinton route
Several routes were considered, but the Clinton-Mukilteo run had the greatest need
Sports
Uplifting experience: Phay sets three state records
It didn’t take Sherry Phay long to muscle her way to the top of Washington state powerlifting.
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Coupeville man’s death ruled to be a homicide
The Island County coroner ruled this week that a 71-year-old Coupeville man’s death at a nursing home Oct.…
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Town hiring consultant for independent review of EIS
Coupeville Town Council approved a request last week to hire two consultants to review and analyze the Navy’s…
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Residents urged to respond to Navy impacts
An anti-noise group is urging residents to take action when it comes to the Navy’s impact on Central…
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Town budget reflects staffing, salary increases
Town of Coupeville will go into 2017 with a budget reflecting additional employees, benefits and projects.
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Coupeville teacher earns national recognition
John Luvera honored for his role as educator at Island County Juvenile Detention Center
Sports
Blaine’s press pesters young Wolves / Boys basketball
The lack of experience of the Coupeville High School boys basketball team was evident in the Wolves’ season-opening…
Obituaries
Emily J. Ramsey: April 8, 1935-Nov. 15, 2016
After a lengthy period of ill health, Emily J. Ramsey (Rizzo), a longtime resident of Coupeville, Wash., passed…
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District 10 leaders elected as party whips
Apparently District 10 elected leaders know how to whip it. Whip it good.