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Schools look for more diversity in hiring teachers
Despite 41.9 percent of the Oak Harbor student population identifying as an ethnicity other than white, only 7.9…
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City’s mayor proclaims 2021 as ‘Year of the Oak’
Members of the Oak Harbor Garry Oak Society hope residents will take advantage of a few opportunities to…
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With tide rising, girl, 10, rescued from mud Sunday
The water was up to the girl’s shoulders by the time rescuers were able to free her.
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Coupeville Middle School students are returning to campus, but not for class
Students in grades 6-8 will return to campus on March 8 in the afternoons for two days a…
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School sports back, but fans told to go online
All three school districts have been exploring streaming options for sports.
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Larsen talks vaccines at OH council
The federal government would be releasing 13.5 million doses this week, he said.
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Winged creatures take flight during snow
A Penn Cove photographer was graced by the presence of several species of birds.
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Petition takes aim at OHHS anti-abortion club
An online petition to shut down group has more than 2,000 signatures.
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Oak Harbor High School students back in class
They are the first high school students on Whidbey to be allowed back inside.
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‘Angel’ sculpture mulled, others move forward
City council members voted to direct staff to explore accepting the 37-foot-tall gift.
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State commission amends Navy park usage approval
Last week’s meeting was called to clarify the commission’s intent about the amendment.
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Variant of COVID-19 found in county
The press release did not specify if the person who tested positive for the variant lived on Whidbey…
