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Professor to discuss study of island’s elusive river otters
Whidbey Island is considered a special place by many, and that goes for a particularly cute marine mammal…
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State AG discusses opioids, Trump at Rotary of Oak Harbor
The state’s top lawyer discussed opioids and his actions against the Trump Administration during his visit with the…
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Retiring Oak Harbor school district teacher earns top honor
Lynn Goebel has been an educator for more than three decades, but that doesn’t mean she’s ever stopped…
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One killed, five injured in crash
An Oak Harbor man is dead, five people were injured and a woman is in jail following a…
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County to disburse human biosolids on its own property
For decades, Island County has been treating the watery brown stuff that’s pumped out of thousands of septic…
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Nichols Bros. looking for more workers
The largest civilian employer on Whidbey Island builds and fixes giant vessels of steel or aluminum, but the…
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Field carrier landing practices scheduled July 1 -7
Aircraft carrier-based flight training operations are scheduled July 1-7 at the Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Ault Field…
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Festivities and fun planned for Oak Harbor’s 4th of July
Fourth of July is right around the corner, and the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce is gearing up…
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Local brewer taps into neighboring market
Big plans are a-brewing at one Coupeville-based business.
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Hospital chief outlines district woes, goals
WhidbeyHealth CEO Ron Telles admits the hospital district is facing financial and morale problems and says he’s working…
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City asks for reduced water use
Oak Harbor is asking residents to conserve water because the Skagit River is running a little low, the…
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Whidbey a great place to mark World UFO Day
Whidbey Island is a good place to celebrate the Fourth of July, but a great place to take…
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Crescent Harbor students say ‘thanks’
Students at Crescent Harbor Elementary got together to say “thank you” for a book donation, the last delivery…