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Attorney wants out of animal cruelty case

An attorney representing a Whidbey woman accused of animal cruelty no longer wants her as a client.

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Examiner to hear sculpture project

The Oak Harbor Hearing Examiner is holding a hearing next week to decide whether to approve permits.

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Sound Defense Alliance celebrates 5-year anniversary with special event

The event will take place 4:30-7:30 p.m. Aug. 30 at the Nordic Lodge in Coupeville

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Island County joins lawsuit against DSHS

Many counties are suing the DSHS for not helping defendants who are too mentally ill to stand trial.

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Severity of Island County burn ban increased

Recent hot and dry weather has led to a ban on all outdoor burning in unincorporated areas.

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Clinton man accused of pointing gun at deputy

A naked and intoxicated man pointed a gun at a deputy and made threatening statements in Clinton.

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Man accused of stealing van with dog inside

Prosecutors charged 35-year-old Louis S. Scarpino in Island County Superior Court Aug. 1.

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Woman charged with theft of store scanner

Sandi M. Lance, 37, appeared in Island County Superior Court July 28.

Left to right: Steve Schwalbe (Rotary member), Brian Jones (Rotary member), Jason Tritt (owner of Flyer's), Councilman Jim Woessner, Councilman Eric Marshall. (Photo by Luisa Loi/Whidbey News-Times)

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Site set for new Oak Harbor windmill

The Rotary Club of Oak Harbor received permission to build a new windmill in Windjammer Park.

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Island County Elections Office sets special candidate filing period

Central Whidbey residents have a chance to get their names on the general election ballot.

An emaciated horse in need of care. (Photo provided by Island County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office)

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Island County prosecutors file motion of forfeiture in animal cruelty case

The critters that have been seized from a Hastie Lake Road farm may be available for adoption.

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Primary points to lively mayor race ahead

Primary election results suggest a hotly contested campaign season lies ahead for Oak Harbor.

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Man reportedly wigged out | Island Scanner

Thursday, June 29