I was so shocked with the Examiner today as I turned to the editorial cartoon. There were so many ways to have commented on the tragedy in Orlando without resorting to Islamophobia.
Common advice is not to discuss politics or religion. But the Orlando massacre and President Obama’s response points out that we have religious conflict not only here in America, but worldwide.
During the years of her service as Island County commissioner, I have been impressed with the dedicated leadership and far-reaching accomplishments of Helen Price Johnson.
Navy Spokesperson Ted Brown’s recent letter makes it clear that the Navy won’t be giving serious attention to the pressing issue of Growler jet noise-induced health harms.
For several months now, there has been a pothole at the Oak Harbor post office in the driveway leading up to the outside mail drop box and the parking lot at the front of the building.
According to the May 19 issue of The Examiner, the Town of Coupeville is eyeing the ban on pot businesses. Councilwoman Pat Powell even says she’s “in favor of prohibition,” stating it’s not right for our town.
The Central Whidbey Lions appreciate all parade goers and community members who stopped by our tents after the Memorial Parade on May 28 and thanked us for preparing and handing out free hot dogs, bottled water and ice cream treats.
Once again we have a vacancy on our public hospital board. We sorely need some new, fresh and independent blood.
I am writing in support of the re-election of Helen Price Johnson for District 1 Island County commissioner. Helen has served her district and all of Island County with distinction and deserves another term of office to continue to work on behalf of the best interests of her district and Island County.
How many people have to die in a mass killing before the American people will demand a total ban on the sale and ownership of assault weapons?
Once again we have a vacancy on our public hospital board. We sorely need some new, fresh and independent blood.
I would like to take this opportunity to correct some misperceptions about Growler noise and alleged health impacts. Specifically, some have taken to asserting that “Growlers are the loudest jets yet to fly,” a statement that has no basis in fact.
On behalf of the Blue Heron Booster Club, or BHBC, I want to thank the Oak Harbor community for its continued support of our mission to elevate youth and masters competitive swimming for North Whidbey.