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Oak Harbor approves CARES grants
A range of small businesses on North Whidbey — from restaurants to salons to yoga studios — will…
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Four in running to fill OH council position
Four candidates with distinct backgrounds have applied for the seat on the Oak Harbor City Council vacated by…
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Vet without family will receive funeral with honors
In 1999, a U.S. Navy veteran made arrangements for his burial with the now-defunct Burley Funeral Chapel in…
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South Whidbey Tilth extending hours
South Whidbey Tilth Farmers’ Market is considering extending its August hours to match the current July hours and…
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Fundraiser moves online due to COVID-19
The annual cooking fundraiser for the Coupeville Farm to School Program is still green-lit, although it has been…
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Fire districts to hold public meetings to discuss levy lid lifts | Corrected
North and South Whidbey fire districts will be holding public meetings to discuss levy lid lifts next week.
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North Whidbey house burns on Alamo Way while owner is away at work
Smoke filled the air and fire engines lined the street of Alamo Way in North Whidbey Thursday after…
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New biz is meatless in Freeland
After spending 12 years in New York, a Freeland native has returned to Whidbey Island to kickstart her…
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Hot diggity! New stand launches in Oak Harbor
A new hot dog stand is finding its footing in Oak Harbor.
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List of North Whidbey CARES recipients released July 10
Right about now, the Oak Harbor CARES Act grant selection committee should be nearing the end of its…
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Marina Advisory Committee analyzes impact of COVID-19
The impact the pandemic has had on the Oak Harbor Marina appears to be minimal so far, but…
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Oak Harbor staff works to clarify zoning code
Island County Superior Court ruled against Oak Harbor’s low-income housing development for downtown area in February.
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Fireworks sales may soar with annual displays canceled for ’20
The big white tents have taken up shop across the island.