Parade attracts a marine menagerie
Sea creatures marched down the streets on Saturday for the annual Welcome the Whales Parade.
Power outage hits Oak Harbor
A power line fell in Oak Harbor Tuesday morning, leaving about 2,400 residents without power.
EDC executive director announces resignation
Sharon Sappington is resigning from executive director of the Economic Development Council.
Federal grants fund behavioral health programs in Oak Harbor elementary schools
A push for a course focusing on behavioral health in young people came from a dire community need.
Whidbey teen accused of knocking out woman’s teeth
A 17-year-old Coupeville boy is accused of punching a restaurant employee.
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Building community on Whidbey, one joust at a time
Peoples Bank celebrates the inaugural Whidbey Ren Faire, May 25 to 26
A high-speed police chase in Oak Harbor Saturday night ended with a rollover crash. A 36-year-old Freeland man is facing charges for stealing a vehicle.Man injured in high-speed chase with Oak Harbor police
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Oak Harbor’s favorite burrito joint to reopen
Jumbo Burrito will be reopening soon after a three-and-a-half-month closure.
Popsies offers kaleidoscope of popcorn flavors
Displayed above the colorful taffies, bags containing different twists to the classic popcorn.
- Black Press Media concludes transition of ownership
- Speakeasy Sushi: Oak Harbor chef serves from a restaurant within a bar
- Oak Harbor welcomes collaborative workplace
- New sandwich shop offers ‘bag of goodness’
- Northwest Wildlife Sanctuary offers up-close visits
- Roller Barn’s haunted house has Valentine’s theme
Molitor wraps up tenure as Wildcats volleyball coach
Kerri Molitor, who has coached the volleyball team for 23 years, retired from her coaching position.
Golfers hit the links in Everett
Oak Harbor’s boys golf team competed against seven other schools in the Everett Invitational.
- Sluggers split series, snatch sweet success
- Wildcats make mark at early season track meets
- Coupeville AD Willie Smith retiring
- South Whidbey girls tennis coaches to finish career at the end of the season
- Oak Harbor girls place fourth in Whidbey Shootout
- It’s our league and don’t forget it!
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Editor, Editor,Letter: Design of Generations Place raises concerns for neighbors
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Alzheimer’s association starts support group for caregivers
Finding out that a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s can elicit grief and uncertainty.
Whidbey women share connection with novelist
NYT Best Selling Author JA Jance will speak about her career and crime novels in Coupeville.
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- Rockin’ a Hard Place: The Rock’s native flora and fauna: a look at what’s still here
- Take a Breath: Is civility weak and boring?
- Sound Off: Give me your tired, your not-s0-worn DVDs
- Sound Off: Role of the city in development is misunderstood
- From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Libraries are sacred spaces of knowledge
