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Stolen backpacks among reports to Marshal | Blotter
The Coupeville Marshal's office responded to the following calls.
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Coupeville Wharf tenants to receive return in taxes
Tenants at the Coupeville Wharf will see a return of almost $18,000 in taxes paid between 2011 and…
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Some Coupeville residents weep over fate of old willow
Jim Shank has nothing against a grand weeping willow tree that has shaded the school grounds in Coupeville…
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Boat comes to rescue: Ex-Coast Guard vessel a new force for fire department
The fire department upgraded its marine rescue capabilities in a big way, purchasing a sturdy former Coast Guard…
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Port of Coupeville points to start of lease talks
The Port of Coupeville is moving forward with lease negotiations and plans to manage the Greenbank Farm.
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Step to prevent fire starts one instead in Coupeville
A Coupeville homeowner’s attempt to prevent a fire danger instead accidently caused one.
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Mom of missing sailor isn’t giving up search, Navy officials say they’ve done all they can do
Shawna Jones-Smith just wants her son back. Tuesday morning, she stared across the shimmering waters of Crescent Harbor…
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Inn’s owners file suit against Oak Harbor
The owners of a hotel in Oak Harbor are suing the city over a flooding issue.
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Island County in compliance with Clean Water Act
The county’s Clean Water Utility, a program charged with addressing concerns over water quantity and quality, last year…
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Whidbey General Hospital legal battles costly, quarter-million spent to deal with hospital critics
Whidbey General Hospital paid lawyers a quarter-million dollars to deal with a doctor who publicly criticized the hospital…
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Whidbey Presbyterians welcome new pastor
Whidbey Presbyterian Church has a new pastor, Rev. Jon Draskovic.
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Island County seeks Trust Board member
Island County’s Board of Commissioners is seeking applicants to serve on the Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve Trust…
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North Whidbey Parks finds insurer to provide coverage: lawsuits, instability make choices scarce, drive up premium costs
With a few weeks left before the North Whidbey Parks and Recreation’s insurance coverage runs out, the parks…