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Car stuck in sign, lane closed following crash

A suspected impaired driver’s late-night drive came to an abrupt end at an Oak Harbor gas station.

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Oak Harbor juvenile charged with kidnapping

An Oak Harbor teenager is formally accused of abducting a 15-year-old girl last month.

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Former massage therapist pleads guilty to sex crimes

A former Freeland massage therapist admitted to having sexual contact with two different patients.

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Ribbon cutting set for Oak Harbor’s public safety training facility

The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Oak Harbor Public Safety Training Facility will be on May 15

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Celebrate Mother’s Day at garden concert

Meerkerk Gardens’ Mother’s Day Concert at noon-4 p.m. on Sunday

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Man badly injured in assault outside convenience store

The victim was knocked unconscious, but the suspect continued to beat him on the ground.

Debra Van Pelt

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County clerk retires but other family members come forward

Debra Van Pelt retired, but her husband and daughter seek county election positions.

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Lawsuit accuses Whidbey Telecom of disturbing Native remains

The tribe seeks declaratory and injunctive relief, including a mandatory injunction and damages.

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Prosecutor appointed to state forensics board

On April 24, Gov. Bob Ferguson appointed Greg Banks to the Forensic Investigations Council.

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Charges dropped in child porn case

Case was dismissed without prejudice, which means they can be refiled later.

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Suspect back in jail after threats

A North Whidbey man was accused of threatening a roommate after firing a rifle .

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No GOP candidates for county-level positions yet

Registered voters can file for public office during candidate filing week May 4-8.

Leatherwood

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Survey paints troubling picture of leadership, morale in Coupeville schools

A new survey reported staff dissatisfaction with the Coupeville superintendent and school board.