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Oak Harbor zombies come out to crawl despite downpour
The best way to combat a zombie apocalypse is to douse the undead with water.
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Coupeville makes Eagles fight for win | Volleyball
The Klahowya volleyball team found heavier resistance than it most likely expected at Coupeville Monday, Oct. 27.
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Wolves play well in 2nd half | Soccer
Coupeville High School's 4-0 loss in soccer to visiting Klahowya Monday, Oct. 27, included a bad news/good news…
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Johnson endorsing Hannold for Island County commissioner
Island County Commissioner Jill Johnson said she is endorsing candidate Rick Hannold in a letter to the Whidbey…
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Oak Harbor mayor is taking case for Island Transit changes to other elected officials
Oak Harbor Mayor Scott Dudley is taking his criticism of the board of Island Transit to other elected…
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Oak Harbor football forfeit gains unforeseen attention
“It was the right thing to do.” That is what Oak Harbor High School football coach Jay Turner…
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Seattle Seahawks offer Oak Harbor use of their practice facilities | Football
Oak Harbor High School's willingness to forfeit its game with Marysville-Pilchuck caught the attention of the Seattle Seahawks.
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Coupeville Homecoming Parade | Slideshow
Coupeville schools and the community celebrated Homecoming Friday with the annual parade.
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Wind advisory tonight for Whidbey
The National Weather Service is predicting southeastern winds tonight between 15-30 miles per hour, with gusts up to…
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Forfeiting “right thing to do” | Football
"It was the right thing to do," Oak Harbor High School football coach Jay Turner said in regard…
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Wolves’ playoff hopes slip away | Football
It was thrilling. It had big plays and critical mistakes. I had gutsy calls and poor decisions. It…
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Whidbey’s first marijuana store opens doors Friday
Whidbey Island saw its first legal sale of recreational marijuana Friday.
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Pumpkin patch visit a learning experience for Oak Harbor kindergarteners
Kindergarteners visited Case Farm Friday to learn about the animals and, more importantly, pick out pumpkins.