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Gun left in public loo | Island Scanner
The following items were selected from reports made to the Island County Sheriff’s Office:
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Rep. Smith introduces net neutrality bill
The day before the Federal Communications Commission ended net neutrality, a Republican state representative from Clinton introduced a…
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Police investigating report that Oak Harbor student was accosted
Oak Harbor police are investigating a report that a student was accosted after getting off a school bus…
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Whidbey woman accused of child molestation
A 26-year-old woman is facing charges for allegedly molesting a teenage girl in Oak Harbor, court documents state.
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Man guilty of intimidating Oak Harbor city attorney
Following a four-day trial last week, a man who threatened to give out the address of Oak Harbor’s…
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Oak Harbor officers recognized for response to July 11 incident
Police officers who responded to a tense incident in downtown Oak Harbor July 11 acted with utmost professionalism…
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Couple accused of South Whidbey church burglary
A man and woman are facing charges for allegedly stealing from a South Whidbey church last week, according…
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Discovery of human remains doesn’t slow sewer plant project
The project engineer for the new Oak Harbor’s sewage plant project has lost count of how many times…
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Whidbey Coffee gets new facility, wholesale manager
One of Whidbey Island’s homegrown businesses is getting a double shot of energy.
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‘Nedicine’ man charged with not having license
A man who ran an alternative medicine clinic in Oak Harbor two years ago is facing criminal charges…
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Fire destroys wood shop on North Whidbey
A professional woodworker living on North Whidbey lost his shop, 40 years worth of tools and a pile…
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Whidbey fliers disciplined for their graffiti in the sky
Two Whidbey aviators involved in a Nov. 15 skywriting incident were disciplined by the Navy’s “Air Boss,” the…
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Group hosts meeting on water contamination
A group called Whidbey Water Keepers is hosting an informational meeting on contaminated well water Monday.