The Coupeville and Greenbank post offices are partnering with Gifts from the Heart food bank Saturday, May 10, to “Stamp Out Hunger.”
Just leave non-perishable food donations by your mailbox Saturday and your mail carrier will collect the items and deliver them to the Coupeville food bank.
Coupeville School District officials didn’t get straight A’s on its most recent audit.
In a report released last Thursday, Washington State Auditors Office found that last school year, the district failed to get proper documentation for one employee, who works in the special education program.
Coupeville High School graduate and author Heather White Driscoll will be meeting with fans 5:30 p.m. Monday, May 12 at Coupeville Library.
Driscoll, a 2001 graduate, released her first novel, “He Calls Me Harp,” in July 2013.
The Board of Directors for Coupeville School District took measures Monday to reduce costs in the wake of declining enrollment.
The Penn Cove Water Festival will once again honor the region’s Native American heritage with canoe races, performances and education.
Come lunchtime this fall, students in the Coupeville School District may see fresher, healthier food grown in the rich fields that surround the schools.
People who have a green thumb, but no place to utilize it, have an opportunity to garden this season.
The Coupeville Community Garden will open May 1 and plots are still available for rent.
Every spring, when I was a child, my parents would plant a vegetable garden.
We would plant tomatoes, pumpkins, carrots and my personal favorite — sugar snap peas.
While my dad turned the soil and did all the “heavy lifting,” my job was to plant the seeds in perfect rows.
Town of Coupeville officials have yet to make a firm decision on how to deal with a small landslide on Front Street, but action may be taken next month.
Officials for Port of Coupeville and Greenbank Farm are hopeful recent education and minor tinkering to the farm’s sewage system will prevent the port from having to make costly repairs.
Coupeville School Board appointed Christine Sears to fill the board seat recently vacated by Don Sherman.
Commissioners for Port of Coupeville are moving forward with plans to repair the public beach access near the port office building.
Developers of the old Mad Crab building on Front Street encountered a bit of a road block in the permitting process this month.
