Buy a bike, grab a bite: Couple open side-by-side businesses in Coupeville
Trevor Stevens and Katie Oakes Stevens are both passionate about preservation.
Plant sale offers edible, colorful treasures
Coupeville Garden Club is ready to welcome fellow greenery buffs to its collection of 6,000 plants.
Navy SAR helps save soldier who fell 100 feet in mountains
The 32-year-old soldier suffered a broken leg in the accident on Pinnacle Peak.
Sustainable fashion and practices on display at Alma Kids
Clothing on the racks is organic, sustainably made and ethically sourced, with natural fibers.
Campaign to reenergize historic Clinton Community Hall
This week, a total of 33 solar panels were affixed to the roof.
Sewer district, golf course tangle over mowing dispute
Holmes Harbor Sewer District filed an unlawful detainer lawsuit in Island County Superior Court
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Pleasant Beach Village: A hidden gem on Bainbridge Island
From curated stays to memorable meals, find it all just a ferry ride away from Seattle
FBI questions leader of Oak Harbor punk band over lyrics
The leader of an Oak Harbor punk band was questioned about a song that was written 5 years ago.
Department investigating after Oak Harbor man found dead following apartment fire
A man perished in an apartment fire early Tuesday morning.
- Judge dismisses lawsuit over mask mandate in the Elections Office
- Judge grants city’s motion for summary judgment in litigation over Oak Harbor parkland code
- Camping at fairgrounds to reopen with upgrades
- Nichols Brothers to build electric boats for California agency
- South Whidbey Port’s housing feasibility study doesn’t get letter of support
- Food security on Whidbey remains a concern
Baking hobby turns into Oak Harbor’s latest sweet biz
The family business opened this week, fulfilling the dream of two lifelong hobby bakers.
Collectibles store reignites childhood hobby
A shared passion for trading cards recently turned into a business for all sports aficionados.
- Whidbey vet clinic delivers care to homes
- Young mom offers different kind of ‘bar crawl’
- Whidbey nonprofit lends a hand across borders and within
- ‘Unusual suspects’ to be sampled at wine event
- Beaver Tales Coffee selected as Coupeville’s Cultural Hub
- Greenbank alpaca trio needs a new home
Whidbey sisters embrace diamond dreams
The Welden twins were selected to participate in the Maria Pepe Little League Baseball Legacy series
Coupeville’s spiker guru stepping away
Cory Whitmore, the Coupeville High School varsity volleyball coach, has tendered his resignation.
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Tailored rehabilitation care helps seniors recover after injury or illness
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10 things you need to know about this year’s Snohomish County seniors expo
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Island Transit: Why I ride
Letter: Losing retail center would hurt residents
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Letter: Learn the facts before casting ballot in ICOM measure
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Coin show to debut on Whidbey
Zachary Hale and Noel Pangilinan, two avid coin collectors, are hosting the first show.
Filmmaker focuses on whale parade
A documentary filmmaker and YouTuber documented one of Langley’s most whimsical yearly traditions.
From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Follow Russian example, grow veggies in uncertain times
Did I ever tell readers about the time in the winter of 1993 that Skagit Valley College sent my wife…
Take a Breath: Common threads connect these leaders and challenge the rest of us
Common threads connect them and challenge the rest of us.
- Sound Off: Shaping a bright future for students together
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- Rockin’ a Hard Place: Recount! A closer look at how the Rock voted last November
- From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Decisions by Trump administration have local impacts
- Take a Breath: Reaching out to CADA is a step in the right direction
- Rockin’ a Hard Place: Can it be true? Is Oak Harbor finally starting to grow up?
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FBI questions leader of Oak Harbor punk band over lyrics
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Department investigating after Oak Harbor man found dead following apartment fire
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Judge dismisses lawsuit over mask mandate in the Elections Office
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Judge grants city’s motion for summary judgment in litigation over Oak Harbor parkland code
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Filmmaker focuses on whale parade
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