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Looking Back: May 1 marks turning point for Oak Harbor
M. Fakkema, one of the best known and most respected citizens, passed away at his country home Friday,…
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Dismayed by the state of Dugualla flats | Letter
First, I want to say I dislike writing letters, but I can no longer remain silent. I am…
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Response was hostile and unnecessary | Letter
I believe that every American has the right to his or her own opinion. However, their opinions are…
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Fatal Oak Harbor fire started with extension cord
The April 13 house fire that claimed the life of Whidbey Island activist Wendy Campbell Strang DeWinter was…
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South Whidbey PR firm owner arrested for child rape
A Langley man who ran a public relations firm on South Whidbey turned himself in Monday after being…
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Wolves roundup for April 27
Sloppy defense and inconsistent offense sent the Coupeville baseball team to a 7-3 loss at Chimacum. Only two…
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High school roundup for April 27
The Oak Harbor baseball team won 6-3 at Stanwood. Brent Mertins drove in three runs with a single…
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Holland Happening brings large crowds | Slideshow
Early downpours turned into sunshine and warmer temperatures in time for large crowds to enjoy the Holland Happening…
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Wolves roundup for April 24
Coupeville won its fifth straight tennis match with a 4-2 victory over visiting Friday Harbor.Payton Aparicio and Sage…
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Nurses Association files complaint against Whidbey General Hospital
The state nursing association has filed an “unfair labor practice” complaint against Whidbey General Hospital for disciplining or…
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Bakery cooks up Holland Happening treats
Patrick Christensen has only been back on Whidbey Island for a little more than a week, and yet…
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Island Transit selling shady gazebos
For critics of Island Transit, two gazebos have become a symbol of a boondoggle.
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Oak Harbor teachers plan walkout May 1
Parents with children at Oak Harbor Public Schools should get prepared for a teacher walkout scheduled for May…