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Oak Harbor’s top 10 students recognized
They’ve laughed and cried, studied and played, strengthened friendships and overcome challenges.
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Sculpture placement finalized, expected this fall
The placement of the controversial Angel de la Creatividad sculpture was finalized with little controversy Tuesday.
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Parks and rec district searching for interim director
The South Whidbey Parks and Recreation District has decided to halt its executive director search for the summer,…
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Student musicians win top awards
Students part of the South Whidbey High School Wind Ensemble and the South Whidbey Middle School Symphonic Band…
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Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve launches lecture series
A lecture series highlighting different locations throughout Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve kicks off this weekend with a…
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Vandals strike Seawall Park
The Village by the Sea recently experienced graffiti in one of its more scenic spots.
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Scheduled ‘burn to learn’ house catches fire too early
No one was injured in a blaze that occurred at a South Whidbey home that is, coincidentally, scheduled…
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Politicians hold public civility discussion on Whidbey
Just in time for campaign season, Whidbey nonprofit organization Civility First will host a discussion between two state…
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Wright plans to be ‘more present’ as mayor
A Navy veteran who is a financial professional with a history of volunteerism and leadership roles wants to…
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Growler malfunction over Whidbey raises concern
An EA-18G Growler jet experienced an engine malfunction while doing touch-and-go exercises at a Navy practice field in…
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In reversal, Port of Coupeville isn’t going to buy airport
In a surprise move, the Port of Coupeville commissioners voted Friday not to purchase the Oak Harbor airport…
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Whidbey Island Fair will go on despite controversy
Organizers for one of the summer’s biggest events have decided that the show must go on, despite some…