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Oak Harbor man wins $1,000 in Red Ticket drawing

Dan Peek, of Oak Harbor, had the winning ticket Sunday at the Coupeville Historic Waterfront Association’s annual Red…

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Many options available for holiday tree recycling

Not sure what to do with your Christmas tree after the holidays?

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Rescue wrapping and other holiday Waste Wise ideas| Opinion

Americans throw away 25 percent more waste between Thanksgiving and New Year’s than in any other season. It…

Letters to the Editor

Sale is a Christmas tragedy for town| Letter

Editor, Mayor Nancy Conard has made a deal to sell a restricted easement on 54 aces on Keystone…

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Fees for county services changing for 2015

Fees for Island County Public Health services like septic inspections and water-quality testing jumped by 8 percent as…

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Leadership is changing hands at Island Transit

The leadership of Island Transit will look very different in the new year. The majority of board members…

Business

Yarn shop focuses on sustainable practices

Dena Royal said she has eight to 10 people a week come into her store asking to copy…

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Good start propels Coupeville to win | Boys basketball

The Coupeville High School boys basketball team jumped off to a good start and finished strong in a…

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School levy heads to April ballot

The Coupeville School Board is slated to pass a resolution this week to put a $5-million capital facilities…

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Hearts & Hammers needs projects

Lenita Graves doesn’t know what she would do without Central Whidbey Hearts & Hammers.

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Home for the holidays: Friends round up stray chickens

Shari Bibich was driving along State Highway 20 on her way to Oak Harbor last week when she…

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Wolves get back on track with win over Orcas | Girls basketball

After scoring a season low 19 points in its previous game, the Coupeville High School girls basketball team…

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Clamming hotspot on South Whidbey to reopen, but dig limited to six weeks

Clammers will hit Holmes Harbor for the first time in eight years this spring.