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Former firefighter admits to assault
A 19-year-old former firefighter accused of having sex with a middle-school girl pleaded guilty to a gross misdemeanor…
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Barefoot burglar charged with impersonating a federal agent in Oak Harbor
A barefoot sex offender impersonating a federal agent broke into two rooms at an Oak Harbor hotel March…
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Navy men bring a bit of Middle East to Oak Harbor
After experiencing Middle Eastern culture while serving overseas, James Ryan and Charles Morgan are bringing a bit of…
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Prehistoric landslide complex, fault runs along Ledgewood
The massive landslide in the community of Ledgewood south of Coupeville displaced 5.3 million square feet of earth…
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Help on way for neighbors of urban blight, junky yards in Oak Harbor
Oak Harbor resident Karen Ekberg would like to be able to look out her back windows without seeing…
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Chickens come home to roost in Oak Harbor
Oak Harbor resident Shane Hoffmire admits to calling a veterinarian in the middle of the night to perform…
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Future of Oak Harbor’s Element delayed again
A quasi-judicial hearing to revoke the Element’s nightclub license was closed but may be reopened someday. The Oak…
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Yonkman kicking off Oak Harbor election season
The election season has already started in Oak Harbor. Oak Harbor native Lucas Yonkman announced he is running…
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Oak Harbor City Council rejects mayor’s choice for city attorney
The rejection of the Oak Harbor mayor’s appointment for city attorney has left the city without a permanent…
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Violations of court order could land Oak Harbor man in prison
A 31-year-old Oak Harbor man accused of repeatedly violating a domestic-violence, no-contact order could end up in a…
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Man charged with threatening to burn Oak Harbor apartment building down
A 50-year-old Oak Harbor man is facing a felony charge for allegedly standing outside his apartment building while…
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Oak Harbor burglary suspect has appetite for dirt, paint chips
A 32-year-old Oak Harbor man with an appetite for the unusual is facing a felony charge after being…
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Banks: Oak Harbor councilmen not outlaws
Two Oak Harbor councilmen did nothing more than exercise their First Amendment rights during a Jan. 15 meeting…