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Oak Harbor High School Wildcats visit Seahawks facilities | Football
When Oak Harbor High School football player Mark Johnston, the team's kicker, found out the Wildcats were going…
Letters to the Editor
Need to clarify transit’s reasoning on payout | Letter
Editor, Recent discussion of Island Transit finances confuses the State Audit Report with the separation agreement for the…
News
Marshal responds to ‘biting’ threat | Blotter
The Coupeville Marshal’s Office responded to the following calls:
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Hannold increases his lead in latest count
North Whidbey resident Rick Hannold moved further ahead of his opponent for Island County commissioner in the latest…
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Winter doesn’t mean your begonias are gone forever | Sowin n’ the trowel
Just because your hostas are starting to look about as attractive as cattle silage, don’t despair. Their roots…
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Keep it charming, historic, genuine | Rockin’ A Hard Place
I just spent 17 days crossing something amazing off my bucket list. In September, I cruised the Danube,…
Letters to the Editor
Bob Clay must go from transit board | Letter
Editor, I am probably one of a few Island Transit users speaking up. As such, I stand with…
Letters to the Editor
Thanks for supporting Gifts from the Heart | Letter
Editor, It was a cold and stormy morning. It was raining sideways. The race course was muddy and…
Business
Couple hopes to fill sweet niche
A new business on Front Street is hoping to satisfy downtown’s sweet tooth.
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Booster club crab feed Nov. 14
The Coupeville Booster Club will once again be serving up piles of crab in support of middle and…
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Showtime for troupe
It’s five nights before the first play of the school year for Coupeville High School’s drama club and…
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Transit audit leads to criminal inquiry
Coupeville Councilman Bob Clay said he was very surprised by the news of a criminal investigation based on…
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Oak Harbor student accused of school shooting threat bails out
A 14-year-old Oak Harbor boy who allegedly texted a school shooting threat on Halloween was bailed out of…