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Oak Harbor candidates duke it out at forum
Oak Harbor City Council candidates discussed homelessness, public art and communication strategy.
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Park seeks to return plaques
The plaques were apparently placed as memorials for Brian R. Rudolph and Todd A. Kelly.
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Ferry twice stalled by wayward watercraft
The ferry was already behind schedule when a small boat capsized near the Clinton terminal’s dock.
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Mayor defends city administrator against vote of no confidence
Severns responded point by point to the council’s lengthy motion of no confidence in Blaine Oborn.
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Tides presentation set for Oct. 20
Phyllis Woolwine, president of Shearwater University, will deliver a presentation Oct. 20.
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Service temporarily restored to Clinton-Mukilteo ferry route
Despite major slashes, the first weekend of an abridged ferry schedule saw some pleasant surprises.
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Council looks to state rep for help with ferry woes
State Rep. Dave Paul was invited to a Langley city council meeting to speak about recent ferry cuts.
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Hospital candidates talk staff retention, compensation
Candidates for the WhidbeyHealth board of commissioners talked about improving employee retention.
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Beluga last sighted near Whidbey
The beluga whale that first made an appearance in Puget Sound two weeks ago seems to have moved…
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Commutation reduces sentence in 1998 crime spree
Rogelio Vasquez’s extraordinary redemption story culminated when the governor signed a commutation.
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County Public Health offers free antigen testing
You should be tested if you have symptoms or have been in contact with someone who has COVID-19.
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Boat beached near Coupeville
No injuries occurred when a motorboat lost power near Fort Ebey State Park last weekend.
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Schools mull smaller bond
Oak Harbor School Board members are considering a 22-year bond for $184 million on February’s ballot.