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Parks commission lets stand decision barring clandestine Navy training
A judge’s ruling that bars the Navy from using Puget Sound parks for clandestine training will stand.
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Chatfield-Weeks remembered as an energetic force for good
Oak Harbor’s official cheerleader will cheer no more.
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Larsen wants to see plans for Growler force structure
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen wants the Department of Defense to explain its plans for the EA-18G Growlers.
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Bail reduced to $150K for man accused of hate crime
Attorney for the Oak Harbor man accused of a hate crime claimed that the case was “political.”
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Former attorney general endorses Rick Hannold
The state’s former attorney general recently endorsed Rick Hannold for Island County commissioner.
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Hospital board to replace Nancy Fey
WhidbeyHealth’s board of commissioners will be searching for a candidate to fill an upcoming vacancy.
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Oak Harbor man with history of homophobic posts arrested on $1 million bail for alleged hate crime
Officers from seven law enforcement agencies, responders from two federal agencies, multiple armored vehicles, a negotiating team and…
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Man with BB gun near school bus raises alarms
Some parents are concerned that the district didn’t communicate more widely with families.
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Man accused of escaping from home monitoring
Judge Christon Skinner issued a $25,000 warrant for the arrest of 37-year-old Matthew A. Richards.
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Oak Harbor farmland at center of controversy
Whidbey leaders are in the unusual position of opposing a nonprofit’s application for state funding.
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Home Depot target of discrimination lawsuit
A former employee at The Home Depot in Oak Harbor filed a lawsuit against the company.