Kristine Jarrell. Photo provided
Coupeville’s Hearing Health Services will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, May 18 to celebrate the first anniversary of its Birch Street location.
Owner and manager Dr. Kristine Jarrell will be joined by employees, patients, Coupeville city officials and chamber of commerce and the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce. Jarrell has served all of Whidbey Island with hearing care services since 1995.
Arnold F. Bodner, 58, pleaded guilty in Island County Superior Court April 16 to a single count of insurance false claim, which was a felony charge because the amount of the claim exceeded $1,500.
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The building may be used for engineering, manufacturing, automotive and construction classes that are in high demand.
The Island County Republican Party Central Committee was tasked with nominating three people to replace Mary Engle, who resigned as the elected assessor earlier this year to become planning director.
Another delay in two-boat service means Coupeville ferry riders will need to squeeze onto one boat until at least June 27.
This year’s event will look slightly different to comply with safety guidelines.
The car went through a building, struck a “Zodiac type boat” and came to rest against the far wall, the deputy’s report states.
School board members unanimously voted for Karst Brandsma
The closure is supposed to ease access for construction crews as they work on the bridge.