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Donate your building skills
Central Whidbey Hearts and Hammers is looking for volunteers for its first workday on Saturday, May 30. Volunteers…
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Builder wins Green Award
The National Associations of Home Builders recognized a Coupeville-based builder for his efforts constructing an energy-effecient home. Ted…
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Bankowski wins Realtor award
Lyn Bankowski, senior mortgage loan originator and assistant vice president at Alaska USA Mortgage Company in Oak Harbor,…
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Business in brief
Edwards joins Windermere Windermere Real Estate announces the addition of sales associate Nerell Edwards to its Whidbey Island-Oak…
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Hospital seeks student interns
Whidbey General Hospital’s Student Intern Program is available to students who are or will be 18 years old…
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Sunday markets offer plenty to Whidbey Island residents
The Sunday Farmers Markets at the Greenbank Farm have started and this year there are some new and…
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Whidbey bank earns 5 stars
Whidbey Island Bank, Oak Harbor, has earned the highest 5-Star Superior rating for financial strength and stability from…
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Make your own moonshine
The Northwest Agriculture Business Center will host an educational workshop for producers interested in micro-distilling. The workshop will…
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Business Expo draws a crowd
Spring-like weather ushered in the semi-annual Members’ Business Expo, held indoors March 25 at the Oak Harbor Elks…
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Islander tells how to start your own home business
Writer John Mclain of Oak Harbor has seen people fail, and succeed, at executing their small business dream.…
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Wieners signal spring’s arrival
Blue skies, longer days and the savory smell of Polish hotdogs lingers in the air. Spring is here.…
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Sign code update may light up Oak Harbor electronically
Small town Oak Harbor may get a bigger city feel if the council decides to amend its sign…
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Coupeville Wharf gets a Vietnamese twist
After spending years selling salad rolls at local farmers markets, Kim and Randy Sittner are making the move…