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Jan 04 2013, 4:01 PM The following items were selected from reports made to the Oak Harbor Police Department: Glad Oak Harbor City Council took gun control action | Letters
Jan 04 2013, 4:05 PM We would like to thank Rick Almberg and the other City Council members for the courageous position that they took at the Dec. 18 council meeting as relates to the possession of guns in city parks. Oak Harbor City Council can’t just ignore state law | Letters
Jan 04 2013, 4:08 PM I read with great interest your story, “Oak Harbor takes a stab at gun regulation.” I must ask this question. If I, John Havercroft, merely a regular citizen declared publicly that I did not care what state law prohibited, that obeying that state law made me uncomfortable and I had no intention of obeying that state law, would a story about me be worded the same? Give purpose to life in new year | Faithful Living
Jan 04 2013, 4:08 PM I like the turn of a new year and one of my first steps is to renew my commitment to schedule time each day for personal study and prayer. This year I own a Kindle Fire HD and this wondrous tablet has become my go-to gadget to keep me organized and in touch. Rather than purchase devotional guides I have downloaded the free YouVersion Bible application, which offers the Bible in many languages and translations, note taking options, scores of study plans and devotions, live chat, background information and the ability to share what you’re studying and thinking should you want to do that using social medias. Start real farming at Greenbank | Letters
Jan 04 2013, 4:10 PM The all-volunteer Greenbank Farm transition committee, the group tasked with investigating the current management at Greenbank Farm, presented its findings Wednesday at a Port of Coupeville meeting. At the meeting I learned that among other outlays, the Greenbank Farm Management Group has relieved Whidbey Island residents of a half million dollars to manage the agricultural fields there. Giving back warms the heart: Oak Harbor School District donates for holidays
Jan 04 2013, 4:10 PM
An annual Broad View Elementary School tradition yields a well-dressed Christmas tree adorned in hats, scarves and gloves of every shape, size and color — and even one shaped like Sponge Bob Square Pants. The donated items will warm families in need.
Disappointed in Oak Harbor councilman’s vote | Letters
Jan 04 2013, 4:12 PM I read with deep concern the article about Oak Harbor Councilman Jim Campbell voting against gun regulations for Oak Harbor parks. Knowing him to be a man of integrity and courage, or thought he was up to this point, I would have expected much better from him. Instead, we get the name-calling and intransigence. Oak Harbor School District marks 100 years
Jan 04 2013, 4:12 PM
Viewing the bustling Oak Harbor High School, the two middle schools and five elementary schools, each with dozens of classrooms outfitted with technology and parking lots full of cars, it’s hard to imagine that the first Oak Harbor school consisted of just one room without electricity.
Conservation district offering native species
Jan 04 2013, 4:15 PM There are all kinds of advantages to using native plants in landscaping and the Whidbey Island Conservation District is making native species more accessible. WICD is accepting orders through Jan. 30 on an assortment of 29 Western Washington native species, including Beaked Hazelnut, Red Flowering Currant, Vine Maple, Snowberry and Kinnikinnick. The plants are 1 to 2 years old and range in height from 8 to 36 inches. Hawks' pressure subdues Wildcats | Boys basketball
Jan 07 2013, 9:03 AM The Mountlake Terrace High School boys basketball team picked up the pressure in the second quarter to overcome an early Oak Harbor lead, defeating the visiting Wildcats 65-53 in Wesco 3A crossover action Friday, Jan. 4.
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Jan 04 2013, 4:01 PM The following items were selected from reports made to the Oak Harbor Police Department: Glad Oak Harbor City Council took gun control action | Letters
Jan 04 2013, 4:05 PM We would like to thank Rick Almberg and the other City Council members for the courageous position that they took at the Dec. 18 council meeting as relates to the possession of guns in city parks. Oak Harbor City Council can’t just ignore state law | Letters
Jan 04 2013, 4:08 PM I read with great interest your story, “Oak Harbor takes a stab at gun regulation.” I must ask this question. If I, John Havercroft, merely a regular citizen declared publicly that I did not care what state law prohibited, that obeying that state law made me uncomfortable and I had no intention of obeying that state law, would a story about me be worded the same? Give purpose to life in new year | Faithful Living
Jan 04 2013, 4:08 PM I like the turn of a new year and one of my first steps is to renew my commitment to schedule time each day for personal study and prayer. This year I own a Kindle Fire HD and this wondrous tablet has become my go-to gadget to keep me organized and in touch. Rather than purchase devotional guides I have downloaded the free YouVersion Bible application, which offers the Bible in many languages and translations, note taking options, scores of study plans and devotions, live chat, background information and the ability to share what you’re studying and thinking should you want to do that using social medias. Start real farming at Greenbank | Letters
Jan 04 2013, 4:10 PM The all-volunteer Greenbank Farm transition committee, the group tasked with investigating the current management at Greenbank Farm, presented its findings Wednesday at a Port of Coupeville meeting. At the meeting I learned that among other outlays, the Greenbank Farm Management Group has relieved Whidbey Island residents of a half million dollars to manage the agricultural fields there. Giving back warms the heart: Oak Harbor School District donates for holidays
Jan 04 2013, 4:10 PM
An annual Broad View Elementary School tradition yields a well-dressed Christmas tree adorned in hats, scarves and gloves of every shape, size and color — and even one shaped like Sponge Bob Square Pants. The donated items will warm families in need.
Disappointed in Oak Harbor councilman’s vote | Letters Jan 04 2013, 4:12 PM I read with deep concern the article about Oak Harbor Councilman Jim Campbell voting against gun regulations for Oak Harbor parks. Knowing him to be a man of integrity and courage, or thought he was up to this point, I would have expected much better from him. Instead, we get the name-calling and intransigence. Oak Harbor School District marks 100 years
Jan 04 2013, 4:12 PM
Viewing the bustling Oak Harbor High School, the two middle schools and five elementary schools, each with dozens of classrooms outfitted with technology and parking lots full of cars, it’s hard to imagine that the first Oak Harbor school consisted of just one room without electricity.
Conservation district offering native species Jan 04 2013, 4:15 PM There are all kinds of advantages to using native plants in landscaping and the Whidbey Island Conservation District is making native species more accessible. WICD is accepting orders through Jan. 30 on an assortment of 29 Western Washington native species, including Beaked Hazelnut, Red Flowering Currant, Vine Maple, Snowberry and Kinnikinnick. The plants are 1 to 2 years old and range in height from 8 to 36 inches. Hawks' pressure subdues Wildcats | Boys basketball
Jan 07 2013, 9:03 AM The Mountlake Terrace High School boys basketball team picked up the pressure in the second quarter to overcome an early Oak Harbor lead, defeating the visiting Wildcats 65-53 in Wesco 3A crossover action Friday, Jan. 4.
