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Sequim Welcomes Paul Bucich as New Public Works Director Starting May 2024
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Commissioner Bacon Leads Island County in Memorial Day Parade and Announces Updates
Coupeville, WA — Commissioner Melanie Bacon of Island County has issued the District 1 News for the 21st week of 2024, providing residents with updates on recent happenings and upcoming events in the area.
What's that noise on Whidbey Island? UW study finds Navy jet noise impacts residents' health
COUPEVILLE, Wash. — A study from researchers at the University of Washington finds 74,000 people living on Whidbey Island are being subjected to harmful jet noise that could lead to even more serious physical, cognitive and emotional health problems. The peaceful chirp of song birds surrounding Paula Spina's Coupeville...
Join the Sequim Parks, Arbor, and Recreation Board: Openings for Local Residents
The Sequim City Council is seeking members for its Parks, Arbor, and Recreation Advisory Board. There are two openings, each with specific residency requirements. The board advises on city parks and public spaces issues.
Electrical Service Restored at Oak Harbor Marina for E, F, and G Docks
Power has been restored at the City of Oak Harbor Marina, according to Harbormaster Chris Sublet. The restoration includes the E, F, and G docks, allowing tenants to reconnect their boats to the electrical supply. This information was shared with marina tenants on Thursday, May 9, 2024.
Oak Harbor Celebrates 50 Years of Safe Drinking Water Act with Local Events and Acknowledgments
The City of Oak Harbor is participating in the annual Drinking Water Week, along with other North American communities. The event, organized by the American Water Works Association from May 5-11, highlights the importance of safe drinking water and acknowledges the professionals who maintain its supply.
🚧 Update: Roundabout Construction Begins at SR 104 and SR 19 Intersection in Port Ludlow
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Washington. Beginning on Monday, May 13, major construction will commence at the intersection of State Route 104 and SR 19 in Port Ludlow, WA, with the transformation of the junction into a roundabout. Motorists should plan for changes to their travel routes as, starting around May 20, left turns at SR 19 will be prohibited. The construction entails detours for drivers typically using the left turn; they will need to navigate the temporary restriction by using Center Road. Drivers are advised to allocate extra travel time, exercise caution around the construction zone, and observe detour signs and traffic changes.
Destroyed Lake Oswego sculpture finds new home in Washington forest
The reimagining of a sculpture that was once destroyed in downtown Lake Oswego now sits as a centerpiece within the Price Sculpture Forest in Coupeville, Washington. Instead of ceramic clay, the new version is bronze and has lines running through it that exemplify destruction and renewal. “When you go through a terrible, shattering thing, you pick yourself up. The scars from going through those things make you stronger. I wanted that message to be true for her because I didn’t want the negative forces to...
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