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Man accused of homicide in overdose death

An Oak Harbor man is accused of providing a pill containing the drug fentanyl to a man who…

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Positive COVID-19 test at jail turns out to be false

The Island County Jail had a COVID-19 scare late last week, but it turned out to be a…

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Oak Harbor man charged in grisly Montana murder

A 66-year-old Oak Harbor man accused of murdering a resident of Montana over an access road dispute nine…

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Algae making Pass Lake toxic, says Parks Rec

Pass Lake exceeds the state standard for toxic algae, according to the state Parks and Recreation Commission.

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City of Oak Harbor hires new development services director

After a series of interviews, David Kuhl has emerged as the City of Oak Harbor’s new development services…

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Port of Coupeville hires financial advisor

The Port of Coupeville’s board of commissioners is looking to hire a new financial advisor to assist in…

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Vacuum, dog stolen in burglary | Island Scanner

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Rapist Joseph Blue files, loses a tangle of motions

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Rapist Joseph Blue files, loses a tangle of motions

A man who raped and assaulted his former girlfriend during a night of savagery 13 years ago was…

Pinched crabs make crabbers crabby

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Pinched crabs make crabbers crabby

Crabbing season is in full swing, but some crabbers may think they are pulling too many empty pots…

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Woman accused of threatening to kill, eat dog

A South Whidbey woman is accused of threatening to harm a teenager, licking blood from her fingers in…

Using garden hoses, neighbors help fight fire

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Using garden hoses, neighbors help fight fire

Freeland residents used garden hoses to help firefighters battle a house fire Saturday.

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Follow the clues in scavenger hunt

Put on your detective cap and practice your best selfie smile, a Whidbey Camano Land Trust Summer Photo…

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WhidbeyHealth reports no device-related infections

WhidbeyHealth Infection Preventionist Colleen Klamm loves her work.