Coupeville lost one of its greatest champions in recent weeks with the death of artist and organizer Treva Carter.
She died Nov. 29 at age 96.
Erica Wassinger said she decided to open her house at Christmas time for her daughters.
When Navy-trained doctor Hugh Jonson asked her to join an alternative medicine clinic, Registered Nurse Barbara Fragala said she didn’t hesitate.
Determining who should open the doors of the Island County’s administration building on 6th Street hangs in the balance.
The Friday event, sponsored by the Oak Harbor Area Council of the Navy League and the Oak Harbor Rotary, chooses a sea sailor, a shore sailor and a marine each year to honor.
The number of EA-18G Growlers funded in the 2015 national budget increased from five to 15 in $1.1 trillion bill that passed the House this week.
While researchers have discovered the virus causing millions of sea stars to die off, Whidbey islanders remain concerned.
Two Coupeville homeowners have sued two Whidbey Island real estate companies claiming they did not disclose the dangers of jet noise at the time of purchase.
Navy Band Northwest will present “A Gift of Music” in this year’s free holiday concert.
North Whidbey resident Becky Spraitzar said a “hush house” on Whidbey Island Naval Air Station is one potential solution to aircraft noise complaints.
The Big Four were back together again. The occasion, though bittersweet, was filled with memories and hugs.
On Sunday, Gayle Vyskocil will share her husband James’ story of surviving the attack at Pearl Harbor.
A draft National Defense bill, made public last night, approves funding five more EA-18G Growlers for the Navy, according to a summary of the legislation released by the House Armed Services
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