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Mar 22 2013, 11:23 AM Oak Harbor High School softball team crushed Squalicum 19-9 Thursday, March 21, in Bellingham to earn its first win. Oak Harbor 3rd in first Wesco meet | Boys golf
Mar 22 2013, 11:27 AM Oak Harbor High School boys golf team finished third in the first of five Wesco 3A North matches Thursday, March 21, at Everett’s Legion Golf Course. Wildcat girls win 2, boys split | Track
Mar 22 2013, 11:46 AM
Defeating Edmonds-Woodway by one point helped the Oak Harbor High School girls track team sweep a double dual meet while the Wildcat boys split Thursday, March 21, at Wildcat Memorial Stadium.
Coupeville teams finish 2nd in 3-team meet | Track
Mar 22 2013, 11:30 AM Both the Coupeville High School boys and girls track teams finished in the center of a three-team meet at Sultan Thursday, March 21. Oak Harbor dominates 3-team match | Girls golf
Mar 22 2013, 11:36 AM
Recording three of the top four individual scores, the Oak Harbor High School girls golf team easily won a three-team match at Whidbey Golf and Country Club Thursday, March 21.
Whidbey Playhouse to raise 4-H funds
Mar 19 2013, 4:30 PM A playhouse to help Island County 4-H Club is ready for raffling. “This awesome playhouse was built by South Whidbey Home Builders and donated to Island County 4-H to raise funds for the program,” said Sara Bergquist, program coordinator for 4-H Youth Development with WSU/Island County Extension. Hello? Spring, are you there? | Editorial
Mar 22 2013, 3:11 PM The first “official” day of spring was Wednesday. So it came as a surprise to many Whidbey Island residents who woke up Friday with snowfall. Snow in late March? Oak Harbor managed to miss the freak snowstorm, but Central and South Whidbey bared the brunt. Many drivers, including a deputy with the Island County Sheriff’s Office and a South Whidbey Record reporter, had trouble staying on the snowy roads. Oak Harbor City Council rejects mayor’s choice for city attorney
Mar 23 2013, 10:26 AM The rejection of the Oak Harbor mayor’s appointment for city attorney has left the city without a permanent city attorney and few, if any, prospects for filling the position in the future. In the meantime, the mayor and council members are blaming each other for getting into this situation, which may lead to higher legal bills in the long run and a lack of stability in the attorney’s office. Mayor Scott Dudley said the council’s 5-2 vote to reject the applicant was another in a series of politically motivated decisions aimed at obstructing his authority. Wood sculpture gives Oak Harbor a place to reflect
Mar 29 2013, 3:08 PM
Below a threatening dark sky, community members and civic leaders gathered to celebrate Oak Harbor’s newest piece of public artwork.
Gusts of wind and damp air threatened to cut short the occasion on the first day of spring Wednesday.
But the weather cooperated just enough to allow the event to proceed and the community to formally welcome the arrival of an elaborately crafted 14-foot cedar bench that now rests in front of the Oak Harbor Post Office.
Higman appointed interim Island County planning director
Mar 22 2013, 3:41 PM Health department Director Keith Higman has been appointed Island County’s interim planning chief. Higman, who also leads the Department of Natural Resources, will shepherd the planning department until a permanent replacement for Director Bob Pederson can be selected. Pederson submitted a letter of resignation earlier this month.
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Mar 22 2013, 11:23 AM Oak Harbor High School softball team crushed Squalicum 19-9 Thursday, March 21, in Bellingham to earn its first win. Oak Harbor 3rd in first Wesco meet | Boys golf
Mar 22 2013, 11:27 AM Oak Harbor High School boys golf team finished third in the first of five Wesco 3A North matches Thursday, March 21, at Everett’s Legion Golf Course. Wildcat girls win 2, boys split | Track
Mar 22 2013, 11:46 AM
Defeating Edmonds-Woodway by one point helped the Oak Harbor High School girls track team sweep a double dual meet while the Wildcat boys split Thursday, March 21, at Wildcat Memorial Stadium.
Coupeville teams finish 2nd in 3-team meet | Track Mar 22 2013, 11:30 AM Both the Coupeville High School boys and girls track teams finished in the center of a three-team meet at Sultan Thursday, March 21. Oak Harbor dominates 3-team match | Girls golf
Mar 22 2013, 11:36 AM
Recording three of the top four individual scores, the Oak Harbor High School girls golf team easily won a three-team match at Whidbey Golf and Country Club Thursday, March 21.
Whidbey Playhouse to raise 4-H funds Mar 19 2013, 4:30 PM A playhouse to help Island County 4-H Club is ready for raffling. “This awesome playhouse was built by South Whidbey Home Builders and donated to Island County 4-H to raise funds for the program,” said Sara Bergquist, program coordinator for 4-H Youth Development with WSU/Island County Extension. Hello? Spring, are you there? | Editorial
Mar 22 2013, 3:11 PM The first “official” day of spring was Wednesday. So it came as a surprise to many Whidbey Island residents who woke up Friday with snowfall. Snow in late March? Oak Harbor managed to miss the freak snowstorm, but Central and South Whidbey bared the brunt. Many drivers, including a deputy with the Island County Sheriff’s Office and a South Whidbey Record reporter, had trouble staying on the snowy roads. Oak Harbor City Council rejects mayor’s choice for city attorney
Mar 23 2013, 10:26 AM The rejection of the Oak Harbor mayor’s appointment for city attorney has left the city without a permanent city attorney and few, if any, prospects for filling the position in the future. In the meantime, the mayor and council members are blaming each other for getting into this situation, which may lead to higher legal bills in the long run and a lack of stability in the attorney’s office. Mayor Scott Dudley said the council’s 5-2 vote to reject the applicant was another in a series of politically motivated decisions aimed at obstructing his authority. Wood sculpture gives Oak Harbor a place to reflect
Mar 29 2013, 3:08 PM
Below a threatening dark sky, community members and civic leaders gathered to celebrate Oak Harbor’s newest piece of public artwork.
Gusts of wind and damp air threatened to cut short the occasion on the first day of spring Wednesday.
But the weather cooperated just enough to allow the event to proceed and the community to formally welcome the arrival of an elaborately crafted 14-foot cedar bench that now rests in front of the Oak Harbor Post Office.
Higman appointed interim Island County planning director Mar 22 2013, 3:41 PM Health department Director Keith Higman has been appointed Island County’s interim planning chief. Higman, who also leads the Department of Natural Resources, will shepherd the planning department until a permanent replacement for Director Bob Pederson can be selected. Pederson submitted a letter of resignation earlier this month.
