The Port of Coupeville has found a new District 3 commissioner. John Callahan officially joined the board after taking his oath of office Oct. 28.
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Two Republican candidates have overcome their Election Day deficits to move past their rivals in races affecting Whidbey Island voters, though margins remain razor thin.
The Washington State Transportation Commission is seeking public input on a possible fuel surcharge to be added to ferry fares that could add up to 10% to the price.
Challenger Clyde Shavers, a Democrat from Oak Harbor, is back on top of the vote count after falling behind in the Monday night tally. Rep. Greg Gilday, a Camano Island Republican, was ahead by 15 votes for a single day.
About 30 people took to the streets Saturday on a cold, sunny afternoon to stand up for racial justice and equity.
Ballots from the Nov. 8 general election are still being counted, with races in Island and Snohomish counties still to be determined.
The Port of Coupeville is pleased to announce the appointment of our new commissioner, John Callahan!