The Oak Harbor School District Board of Directors welcomed a new student board member this month, the beginning of a one-year term of office.
Recently the editor wrote that “Big Fish Will Eat Little Fish,” (News-Times, Jan. 30) which is needed for an efficient economy.
Two Oak Harbor residents and vocal proponents of community support for schools took up their cause in Olympia recently.
This is a thank you note and a Valentine to Dorothy Neil.
While Oak Harbor Mayor Patty Cohen says that city council support of downtown redevelopment is the key to making it happen, her proposal got a mixed reaction from the council members themselves.
Electric rates going up soon Whidbey Islanders will soon be paying more for electricity from Puget Sound Energy, but exactly…
Peggy Moore of Coupeville celebrated her birthday with family and close friends at a party hosted by her daughter Laura…
Mayor urges citizens to welcome change
I am writing this letter to see if we can get some of you high beam drivers to pay more attention to what you are doing to other drivers from the rear as well as the front.
With a wary eye cast toward a future of ever-dwindling resources, Island County elected officials are taking pre-emptive aim at next year’s budget, and the only thing they know for sure is impending cut-backs could make 2002 look like a cake walk.
There’s a $10,000 warrant out on a 22-year-old Kenmore man accused of making a series of threatening and harassing calls to his ex-girlfriend.
Each spring county commissioners are reminded of the damaging effects of roadside herbicide spraying.
A 22-year-old Oak Harbor man is facing felony charges for allegedly driving drunk while letting his friend ride on top of his truck, which led to the friend’s serious head injury from falling off.
