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Cowboys clip Coupeville | Boys basketball
Chimacum finished a first-round sweep of the three other Olympic League 1A schools by defeating the host Coupeville…
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Quick assault carries Wolves over Chimacum | Girls basketball
This one was over early. The Coupeville High School girls basketball team sprinted to a 29-3 lead on…
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Wildcats top Tomahawks, Chargers | Swimming
Taking down both Marysville high schools, the Oak Harbor swim team added two more checks to their win…
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Island County seeks volunteers for this year’s homeless count
Island County is seeking volunteers to help gather the most comprehensive homeless count to date. “We’re expanding the…
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Red Dress Ball targets women’s heart health
For the fourth year, the three Soroptimist International groups on Whidbey Island are teaming up to help raise…
Letters to the Editor
Thanks for supporting food bank’s Meals 2 Kids program | Letter
Editor, On Jan. 15, Andreas and Lisa Wurzainer of Christopher’s restaurant in Coupeville hosted their second annual fundraiser…
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Whale of a workshop is set for Jan. 24
It’s that time of year again when Whidbey Islanders will gather to talk about whales, whales and more…
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Native American exhibit opens
Packing 10,000 years of history into a 1,400-square foot room is an impractical, perhaps even impossible, task. And…
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Transparency matters for all taxing districts | Opinion
The Port of Coupeville is one of those small governmental entities that most people probably don’t dwell on.
Business
Gallery closed for remodel
Sometimes, being an artist in a cooperative gallery involves painting walls as well as canvases.
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New members join transit board, look at charging bus fares
Coupeville Councilman Bob Clay won’t be steering the Island Transit board of directors anymore. Clay gave up his…
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Appointment prompts concern about port transparency
The appointment of a hand-picked commissioner to the Port of Coupeville last week raised questions about whether the…
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North Whidbey Fire lands sheriff’s boat
North Whidbey Fire and Rescue is adding a familiar vehicle to its fleet.