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WSDOT sets meeting on road project

Road construction season is just around the bend.

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Meat sellers, crackheads, axman reported | Island Scanner

The following reports were chosen from reports made to the Oak Harbor Police Department:

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Oak Harbor man sentenced to 18 years for child rape

An Oak Harbor man pleaded guilty to raping three young girls but continues to deny that he’s responsible,…

OHHS-grad, author returns to inspire kids to write

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OHHS-grad, author returns to inspire kids to write

If there was one message Oak Harbor graduate and published author Sandra Evans left a group of hometown…

OHHS scare Thursday may be linked to other bomb threats

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OHHS scare Thursday may be linked to other bomb threats

Oak Harbor High School was one of a number of schools across the nation hit with hoax bomb…

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Man allegedly crashed car while chasing assault victim

A Coupeville man is facing felony charges for allegedly flashing a gun and assaulting a man and then…

A sign mounted to an entrance sign to Admiral’s Cove reveals good news Friday, March 3, 2017 for residents awaiting test results from water samples taken from their community wells last month: No contaminants were detected. Photo by Ron Newberry/Whidbey News-Times

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Admiral’s Cove well tests come back clean

Admiral’s Cove residents are breathing a sigh of relief after water samples taken from community wells revealed no…

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Flag, streamer restrictions in draft sign code raises concerns

Some Coupeville business owners want to ensure new sign regulations don’t take away from the town’s quirky charm.

Wyatt Brazelton, 3, is all smiles as he prepares to go on a ride around the roller coaster that his father built for him in their Oak Harbor backyard Wednesday, March 1, 2017. Photo by Ron Newberry/Whidbey News-Times

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Navy pilot creates ultimate thrill in backyard for son: a roller coaster

If there were an award for world’s coolest dad, Scott Brazelton would be tough to top.

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Oak Harbor homeless shelter close to opening its doors

Christian Reformed Church offers its fellowship hall for three months

Coupeville couple knows sting of being homeless

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Coupeville couple knows sting of being homeless

“We’ve never had to ask for help before. It’s very humbling. It’s degrading.”

Mussels show their might this weekend

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Mussels show their might this weekend

Coupeville Penn Cove MusselFest prepares for 31st year

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County offices return to full hours starting March 6

Coupeville campus open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to serve the public