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Island County declines six-issue settlement with WEAN

Whidbey Environmental Action Network renewed legal action Thursday after Island County commissioners passed this week on a settlement.

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Looking back: Paper promises to never go with four pages again

Mrs. Rientjes was cleaning eggs in the basement when she accidentally pushed off her diamond ring — a…

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Tell your reps you support NAS Whidbey | Letter

It appears that Citizens of Ebey’s Reserve is finally showing its true colors.

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1st-team honors go to Hesselgrave | Boys basketball

Wiley Hesselgrave, a junior on the Coupeville High School boys basketball team, was named to the first-team, all-Olympic…

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Don’t waste resources on exploring definition | Letters

Editor, After reading “Board explores reserve’s message” in the Feb. 19 edition of The Examiner, I was disheartened…

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Festival brings out tasty competition

Every March, Coupeville restaurants step up to the plate, or rather the chowder bowl. They painstakingly spend hours…

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40 years of farming Penn Cove

On a recent Sunday, Rawle Jefferds is sitting in a spacious office, reminiscing about the early days of…

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The mollusk that ate Coupeville and vice versa | Rockin’ a Hard Place

Hard to believe, but not too long ago some folks on the Rock didn’t care much for mussels.…

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Career fair offers glimpse into world of options | Slideshow

When an event is brought back after a 15-year absence, a few quirks in the planning process are…

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Town celebrates cove staple

Chowder aficionados don’t have to wait much longer, the Penn Cove MusselFest gets underway this weekend.

The Penn Cove MusselFest isn’t complete without its annual mussel eating competition

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MusselFest is this weekend in Coupeville

Chowder aficionados don’t have to wait much longer.

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Whidbey anti-jet group appeals to Navy brass

A Central Whidbey citizen group is amping up the scope of its fight against the Navy’s increasing presence…

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Director: Island Transit on route to recovery

Challenges facing Island Transit go beyond the financial mess that came to light this past summer.