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Candidates gearing up for primary
Candidates vying for state and county elected positions faced off in two back-to-back League of Women Voters forums…
News
Stormwater fee would bring relief
When a main water line broke two weeks ago, it took all of the town’s public works staff…
Life
Art a sort of self-therapy for Coupeville counselor
Mark Lucero, 51, has played with art in various forms for most of his life, but he didn’t…
Letters to the Editor
Voting record shows Bailey is on wrong side | Letter
After a year of political name-calling and clever ads and sound bytes, I’ve given up on candidates’ promises…
Letters to the Editor
County needs to get fireworks under control | Letter
The Fourth of July once consisted of a couple nights of mostly popping sounds and sparkle, but this…
Letters to the Editor
Vote against special interests on Aug. 2 | Letter
I don’t know about you, but I am tired of all the big-money special interests trying to buy…
News
Peterschmidt, McVey to wed
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Peterschmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McVey of Oak Harbor are pleased to announce…
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City OKs ‘family friendly’ biz in former site of troubled nightclub
Assured that the successor to a rowdy night spot won’t be following that same path, the Oak Harbor…
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Malloy aims for gold at Rio Olympics
Malloy, a 2004 graduate of Oak Harbor High School, won a bronze medal in judo in the 2012…
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Schools, hospital need candidates to fill vacancies
The Oak Harbor School Board and Whidbey Island Public Hospital District are both searching for volunteers to fill…
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Candidates in primary face off in LWV forum
Candidates vying for state and county elected positions faced off in two back-to-back League of Women Voters forums…
News
Send recipes for cookbook with a cause
Whidbey News Group is taking entries now for a Whidbey Island Community Cookbook.
News
Grant going towards firearms classes
The Rifle Association Foundation recently awarded a grant to the North Whidbey Sportsmen’s Association for purchase of training…