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Shamed lawyer released early, suing neighbor
A former Oak Harbor attorney who stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from clients was released from prison…
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Oak Harbor whips Woolley for 1st win | Boys basketball
Several clutch plays by a couple of young players combined with the continued hot hand of senior Dyllan…
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Wildcats fall to Mount Vernon, finish 2nd | Girls basketball
The Oak Harbor High School girls basketball team finished second in the Bulldog Holiday Classic, losing the championship…
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Whidbey feels jolt of nearby B.C. quake
Some residents of Whidbey Island were shook by a small earthquake late Tuesday night, while others slept right…
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Plunge into the new year with annual polar dip
The experience isn’t as frigid as one might expect.
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New Years Eve fireworks show will be a blast
Oak Harbor’s night sky will light up with a short but potent display of fireworks on New Year’s…
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A look back at 2015
Whidbey Island definitely had its ups and downs in 2015. From the celebration of new art within the…
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Tough defense carries ‘Cats to win | Girls basketball
Limiting Vashon Island to only one point in each of the first and fourth quarters, the Oak Harbor…
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Arsonist strikes Navy homes again; $2,000 award offered for credible tips
Someone is targeting Navy sailors and their families. An arsonist set a military apartment building ablaze Sunday less…
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Coupeville athletes leave their mark on 2015
All-American honors, league championships and state tournament berths were among the many highlights registered by Central Whidbey athletes…
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2015: The year of change
The year 2015 could easily be dubbed the year of change for many of Central Whidbey’s largest governments.
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Red Pride takes Classic
Red Pride captured the Eighth Annual Tom Roehl Roundball Classic Saturday, Dec. 26, at Coupeville High School.
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Not pretty, but Wolves will take win | Girls basketball
If teams got bonus points for artistic merit in basketball, the Coupeville High School girls squad would have…