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Tests show half of Whidbey’s streams polluted
When Island County Natural Resources found half of the island’s streams are polluted.
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Keeping the faith: Whidbey chaplain reflects on his years of service
Whidbey resident, retired Air Force lieutenant colonel owes his careers to the First Amendment.
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Oak Harbor City Council supports putting ‘metropolitan district’ measure on ballot
The measure to form the Metropolitan Pool, Park and Recreation District will be on the ballot.
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Oak Harbor approves consultant for new arts plan
The Oak Harbor city council approved a professional services agreement to develop a city arts plan.
Life
Whidbey author releases new book
Peter Hunt has lived many profound chapters. His favorite: writing about these experiences.
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Naval Air Museum seeks volunteers to restore PBY
Many drive past a covered PBY-5A Catalina on Pioneer Way every day.
Business
Speakeasy Sushi: Oak Harbor chef serves from a restaurant within a bar
Keep going through the pool hall and something may seem out of place: a full-menu sushi bar.
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Into the woods – Trillium Community Forest begins final round of thinning
Trillium Community Forest starts its final round of thinning, from about 300 trees per acre to 125.
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Animal Advocates expanding resources for survivors of domestic violence and animal abuse
Recent domestic violence cases involving animal cruelty have called the Animal Advocates of Island County to assess resources…
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Park and rec district proposes major change
Officials are proposing to change the North Whidbey Pool, Park and Recreation District.
Life
Oak Harbor resident raises rare, ancient pigeons
Oak Harbor resident’s latest passion is the oldest and largest domestic pigeon breed in the world.
News
Oak Harbor hangs new mural in council chambers
Oak Harbor officials united with artists Thursday to hang a new mural in Council Chambers.
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Whidbey’s Navy Reserve Force upgrades to P-8s
The Naval Air Force Reserve’s new squadron of the P-8 Poseidon has its work cut out.