The Coupeville Town Council will hold a special workshop to discuss the town’s response to the Navy’s draft environmental impact…
The Port of Coupeville is looking to hire a professional consultant to prepare its 10-year comprehensive plan.
Coupeville will go into the coming year with a budget reflecting additional employees, benefits and projects.
Whidbey Island had to batten down the hatches Thursday for its first big storm of the season.
The Greenbank Farm has its first casualty as a result of ongoing turmoil between the Port of Coupeville and Greenbank Farm Management Group.
For the first time in at least 20 years, there will be no Holiday Market at the farm.
Port of Coupeville commissioners took strides Monday toward taking over management of the Greenbank Farm.
A lawsuit claiming the Port of Coupeville violated the Open Public Meetings Act has been dropped by the complainant.
“I can’t find the smoking gun,” said Diane Paul, who filed the lawsuit in Island County Superior Court last month. Paul alleged commissioners Marshall Bronson and John Carr had discussed a vote to terminate negotiations with the Greenbank Farm Management Group prior to the July 8 port meeting.
The future of the Greenbank Farm remains uncertain as tenant leases are unresolved and officials can’t agree on a direction.
As a result, the commissioners for the Port of Coupeville will hold a special meeting next week to further discuss the issues. It is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 21 at the Coupeville Masonic Lodge.
Administrators for Whidbey Animal Improvement Foundation are still catching their breath after a whirlwind week of moving into a new 12,544 square foot shelter.
After 20 years with Whidbey General Hospital, spokeswoman Trish Rose has left her position to work for Naval Hospital Oak Harbor.
Any hopes that the Greenbank Farm Management Group could continue in an advisory role over the farm were dashed Monday night as the farm management group said it’s done.
A Coupeville resident filed a petition against the Port of Coupeville Tuesday claiming two of the three commissioners violated the Open Public Meetings Act.
The Greenbank Farm community is still reeling from the 2-1 vote by the Port of Coupeville last week to terminate negotiations with the Greenbank Farm Management Group.
