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Births
BRINNLEY LEEANN MEEK, 8 pounds, 4 ounces, was born April 1. She is the daughter of James and…
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Wolves roundup for April 21, 22
Top-ranked and undefeated Klahowya beat the visiting Coupeville baseball team 10-2. Nearly all of the Eagles' runs were…
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Caller reports dumped rabbits | Blotter
The Coupeville Marshal’s Office responded to the following calls:
Letters to the Editor
Refuse to pass down a planet in peril | Letter
Editor, It hit the news last week that there is only one remaining male Northern white rhinoceros left…
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Would be great to see multiple candidates run | Opinion
Filing Week is fast approaching, and with four positions up for re-election at Town of Coupeville, now is…
Business
Bike shop to keep cyclists spinning
Mike Beech, a former sheriff’s deputy who has worked on some of the county’s most grizzly crimes, admits…
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County leaders press state for pot tax dollars
Island County leaders are banding together to pressure state leaders for a fair share of marijuana sales tax…
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Regatta sailing into cove
The waters of Penn Cove will be dotted with a fleet of sailboats this weekend as the Oak…
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Plan coming to complete solar project
The Greenbank Farm solar project may finally see completion. The Port of Coupeville approved an agreement this month…
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Garden club plant sale Saturday
The howling wind that whistled outside the Coupeville Garden Club greenhouse brought out some light humor among members.
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Oak Harbor mayor won’t seek re-election
Oak Harbor Mayor Scott Dudley is out, but City Councilman Jim Campbell is in.
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Low inventory, high demand create seller’s market on North Whidbey
A housing shortage on Whidbey Island this spring is causing Realtors to scramble and buyers to rush to…
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Oak Harbor teachers talking walkout
Oak Harbor Public School teachers are expected to join a growing number of area school districts that have…