News
Reconfiguration to relieve crowded primary schools
The initial projected student enrollment numbers for Oak Harbor Public Schools’ 2017 fall semester are in.
Life
OHHS-grad, author returns to inspire kids to write
If there was one message Oak Harbor graduate and published author Sandra Evans left a group of hometown…
News
Area man recounts his encounter with ‘skunk-ape’
“When people ask me if Sasquatch exists, I say, ‘you tell me,’” author David George Gordon said.
News
Deadline March 3 for Rotary community service grant
Deadline is March 3 to submit applications for community service grants to be awarded by Rotary Club of…
News
Oak Harbor administrator named regional principal of the year
Hillcrest Elementary School Principal Paula Seaman is 2017 Regional Principal of the Year for elementary schools, awarded the…
News
NJROTC orienteering team places 14th at national competition
Oak Harbor High School’s orienteering team placed 14th out of 29 teams at the 2017 Navy JROTC National…
Opinion
Looking Back: Man run over by his horses, wagon at Beachview farm
From the Oak Harbor News 100 years ago, in 1917:
News
Quest to get into Section 8 can take years
Oak Harbor resident Roy Morrison’s name finally came up.
Life
Local artist, author guides abstract journeys
It isn’t unheard of to find Mary Leonard onstage with a symphony orchestra, layering her brushstrokes in time…
Business
Chocolate Walk the hottest ticket in town
Visitors from far and wide are snatching up their tickets for the second annual Coupeville Chocolate Walk.
The Bridge
Romance alive and well in aging population
A woman sneaks from her room — well past midnight — and creeps a few doors down for…
Opinion
Looking Back: Young women to help serve hot lunch as a punishment
From the Oak Harbor News 100 years ago, in 1917: