Coupeville Marshal Chris Garden chats with ice-cream-man Joel Norris on Front Street. One of Garden’s first priorities as new marshal was to get to know the business community.

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New marshal in town

Garden’s newest challenge is patrolling the mean streets of Coupeville as the new town marshal.

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Island County’s hacking detective covets $16K computer

About 92 percent of criminal cases involve evidence from digital devices

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Another change to Coupeville/Bellevue Christian games

The schedule for Coupeville High School’s soccer/football doubleheader at Bellevue Christian Saturday, Oct. 15, has changed again.

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Coupeville changes starting times because of predicted poor weather

Because of the threat of stormy weather Saturday night, the starting times for Coupeville High School’s soccer and…

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Wynn takes 23rd at King’s | Cross country

Coupeville’s Henry Wynn placed 23rd in a four-team cross country meet hosted by King’s in Shoreline Thursday, Oct.…

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Wolves drop Homecoming game | Football

It wasn’t a happy Homecoming football game for Coupeville High School — Port Townsend dampened the festivities by…

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Coupeville teams struggle at Sequim | Volleyball/soccer/tennis

Sequim wasn’t very hospitable when three Coupeville High School athletic teams visited Tuesday, Oct. 11.

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New marshal in town

Garden’s newest challenge is patrolling the mean streets of Coupeville as the new town marshal.

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There’s a new marshal in town: Garden brings years of experience and variety of skills to job

Garden is also a jack of all trades when it comes to the world of first responders. He’s…

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HarvestFest Relay Races raise $15K

Heavy rains didn’t damper the fun at HarvestFest Saturday.

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Port employee resigns due to ‘toxic’ work environment

A former Port of Coupeville employee said she resigned this month because the working environment between staff and…

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Cancer survivor heals through writing book: Whidbey author discovers strength through battle

Rognan doesn’t sweat the small things anymore. She’s learned to look at life differently and live more simply…

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Up to $150,000 in fake money may be hitting county

The Island County sheriff is warning businesses on Whidbey Island to be on the lookout for counterfeit cash.