Editor, Let’s be honest, this was never about noise. It’s about people who don’t like the military and want military people out of their neighborhood… Continue reading
The plight of a grieving orca who continues to carry her dead calf for weeks is reported by the Seattle Times. The Spokane Spokesman-Review lets… Continue reading
Editor, As I was reading the many articles in the July 18 edition of the Whidbey News-Times, the section of letters to the editor got… Continue reading
Editor, The “sound of war?” Really? This is a response to the absolutely repugnant and disgusting letter to the editor by Patrick Hurley. We suspect… Continue reading
Editor, I want to express my gratitude for all the local candidates who are running for office in Island County. As a volunteer for current… Continue reading
Editor, There was an informative article in the Aug. 1 issue of the Whidbey News-Times concerning the status of the intended purchase of the historic… Continue reading
Island County Commissioner Rick Hannold says he doesn’t like using labels But he sure didn’t show it when he criticized those who don’t exactly share… Continue reading
Cartoon for Aug. 8, 2018… Continue reading
Cartoon for Aug. 8, 2018… Continue reading
Editor, We would like to thank the following Coupeville businesses for participating in our Dine/Shop Out fundraisers: Sunshine Drip, Ciao, Oystercatcher, Salty Mug, Aqua, Smile… Continue reading
Editor, Our elections should be free of outside influence. Every attempt is being made by the left to promote their claim of Trump/Russia collusion to… Continue reading
Editor, Let’s be honest. “The Sound of Freedom” is a Madison Avenue military phrase for “the Sound of War.” The Growler’s arrival on Whidbey Island… Continue reading
Cartoon for Aug. 4, 2018… Continue reading
Editor, Wednesday about 1 p.m., I was stopped at the Coupeville/State Highway 20 stoplight when in the car next to me ran out of gas.… Continue reading
Editor, Janet St. Clair is a talking head managed by puppeteers from “Freattle.” She has only lived on Camano for three years. How could she… Continue reading
Editor, Your edition of Saturday, July 14, 2018 contained two letters, one from Ed Hickey and the other from Richard Ays, that are completely correct.… Continue reading
The primary election is Aug. 7, when means it’s time to mail in ballots. Ensure your vote counts and voice is heard. There are no… Continue reading
