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Angel sculpture once again approved for Flintstone Park
Oak Harbor’s hearing examiner approved the amended height for the Angel de la Creatividad sculpture.
Business
Pinball wizards can face John Wick at ax-throwing joint
Tossin’ Axes patrons earned rankings through a kick-off pinball tournament.
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Former city administrator claims firing was unjustified
Former Oak Harbor City Administrator claims termination was unjustified due to fabricated claims.
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New roundabout in the works for Highway 20 intersection
Pre-construction has begun for a roundabout on Highway 20 and West Fakkema Road.
Life
Whidbey Islanders continue to push for island-long trail
Whidbey Islanders push for the completion of the Whidbey Isle or bridge-to-boat trail.
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Parks and rec district abandons restructure plans
North Whidbey Pool, Park and Recreation District calls off push for a metropolitan park district.
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Whidbey water experts raise concern over seawater intrusion
Island County’s water experts have been sounding the alarm for seawater intrusion.
Life
Whidbey’s bioluminescence tours back for tenth year
For the tenth year in a row, Whidbey Island Kayaking in Langley is offering bioluminescence tours.
Business
Irish eyes are smiling: New pub is rooted in Oak Harbor history
Jason Tritt, former co-owner of Rustica in Oak Harbor, always wanted to open an Irish pub.
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North Whidbey parks and rec director recognized at state conference
Jay Cochran was recognized by the Washington Recreation and Parks Association
Life
Whidbey first responders are pulling for kids
Support the Boys and Girls Club by meeting first responders at the Hustle with the Heroes 5K
News
New pursuit law changes rules of the road
Initiative 2113 is just one of many aspects that will impact collisions in Island County
News
Whidbey’s trees are overall healthy, experts say
Surveyors from the Department of Natural Resources found typical tree mortality on Whidbey this year