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South Whidbey men charged in felony domestic violence cases
Deputies with the Island County Sheriff’s Office investigated three allegations of felony-level domestic assaults on South Whidbey in…
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Soccer players hold fundraiser
The Littlejohn sisters, Mia and Kalia, of Coupeville and Malia Hansen of Oak Harbor are hoping to play…
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Wolves pay price for slow start | Girls basketball
An early long-range attack and hot free-throw shooting from Mount Vernon Christian helped the Hurricanes edge the visiting…
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Wolves head into conference play with win | Boys basketball
Priming for the stretch run of conference games that will determine a playoff berth, the Coupeville High School…
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Wildcats win 2 | Wrestling
The Oak Harbor High School wrestling team won a pair of thrillers at the PanCan Duals in Renton…
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Art & About
Coupeville artist DIANE TOMPKINSON’s piece “Two Crows” was accepted for The Crow Show exhibition scheduled for February in…
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Oak Harbor artist makes most of Internet to promote her designs
As simple as it was for Kim Niles to draw caricatures, the hard part was finding the right…
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Where is the board oversight for agencies | Letter
The news of recent events on Whidbey Island seems to go from bad to worse.
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Oak Harbor honors Martin Luther King Jr.
Voices were raised and arms outstretched Thursday in preparation for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration at…
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Freeland robbery victim recovers after getting leg stabbed
A 42-year-old Freeland man is recovering after being stabbed in the leg during a robbery Jan. 1, according…
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Business Bank rebrands itself with new name, approach as SaviBank
The move to change the name and concept of Business Bank is akin to the rebirth of the…
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Looking back: 125 years
The benefits of incorporation at the county seat were beginning to appear. The elimination of delivery wagons into…
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Oak Harbor business community excited for Main Street possibilities
Sarah Hansen expects to become even better acquainted with Oak Harbor in the coming years.