This water utility tax PUD is a scam to get more tax revenue. The commissioners didn’t accept the message when the “superminority” of over 70 percent of voters rejected Proposition 1.
The attorney for a 20-year-old Oak Harbor woman may claim that mismatched tires caused a Sept. 3 accident that killed three people on North Whidbey.
Amid the community garden, farmer training center and pasture could some day be a solar power array that covers an acre of land at the historic and publicly owned Greenbank Farm.
At least one person is expressing concern about visual impacts such a power plant would have on a property that was at one time the largest loganberry producer in the United States.
What do Oak Harbor Middle School choir students have in common with Mr. Frank Sinatra? They want to be a part of it: New York, New York. And this spring, they will be.
The newly formed, Coupeville-based Penn Cove Productions is teaming up with WAIF for a unique live onstage radio variety show fundraiser.
For one Anacortes man, boat will mean “bust out another thousand” if he doesn’t pay his bill at the Coupeville Wharf.
A proposed contract for construction outreach during the SE Pioneer Way project is too much for too little, according to the Oak Harbor City Council.
In a unanimous decision Tuesday evening, the council voted to delay making a decision on a $149,897 contract with EnviroIssues, a Seattle-based consulting firm, until its Jan. 4 meeting so that the total might be reduced and the scope of work refined.
A 66-year-old Oak Harbor woman who was rescued from a fire in Oak Harbor Nov. 4 has been charged with setting the blaze, court documents indicate.
“Brotherhood.”
A ironic word choice considering the speaker is a female member of the Oak Harbor High School wrestling squad describing the team’s sense of family and the acceptance of girls into the realm of a macho sport.
With a little more than three weeks to go, a group of volunteers is hoping to raise approximately $13,000 to meet its goal for a fund to benefit restoration projects in Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve.
On Dec. 7, 1941 Japanese torpedo bombers conducted a surprise attack on the Navy base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. When they left, 2,403 military and civilians were dead and 12 ship were either sunk or beached.
The only common sentiment to come out of a public workshop geared toward gathering ideas about where to build Oak Harbor’s proposed wastewater treatment plant Monday was “not in my back yard.”
Any Island County residents who want a hand in planning for growth and development have an opportunity to join a key volunteer board.