Life
Shaving locks to support one of Whidbey’s best
Annie Cash’s friends shaved their heads in a show of support.
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Zencity says Oak Harbor public opinion mostly positive
The $15,000 software is meant to help the city make more informed decisions.
Sports
Athletic directors ‘cautiously optimistic’ for return of sports
School sports may be starting this month for Island County athletes if COVID-19 conditions are met.
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Oak Harbor lists legislative priorities
The Oak Harbor City Council voted in favor of a draft of the city’s legislative agenda brought to…
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Oak Harbor schools levy would continue funding for nurses
“We have a lot of kids who are medically fragile,” said one school nurse.
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Man arrested at Oak Harbor post office
A man reportedly pulled a gun on someone during an argument that started at Rite Aid.
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Derelict boat hauled away from Coupeville dock
The Platypus gained nationwide interest, but it has been hauled away for salvage and destruction.
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Commission approves Navy’s 5-year plan for SEAL training in state parks
The proposal drew both criticism and support from Whidbey Island residents.
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Oak Harbor schools plan to reopen despite fears raised
Oak Harbor school leaders presented plans for bringing grades 7-12 back into class.
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Oak Harbor Farmers Market closes after more than 20 years
A new group is already planning for a new market this spring at Windjammer Park.
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$48.4 million Oak Harbor school levy on Febuary ballot
Ballots for the Oak Harbor Public Schools levy have started arriving for the Feb. 9 vote.
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Capital projects includes funds for big projects to sewer, parks
Several notable projects are planned for this year and next.
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Public comment sought for Navy’s parks proposal
Those with comments must register by 5 p.m. on Jan. 20 on the state parks’ website.