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10th District lawmakers to hold town hall
Residents are invited to join their lawmakers for a virtual town hall.
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City of Oak Harbor parts way with two department heads
Brian Smith is no longer director of Parks and Recreation; Emma House is no longer HR director.
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Attorney challenges arrest of suspect in cat cruelty case
Island County Superior Court Judge Carolyn Cliff ruled probable cause existed for two charges.
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Protest draws crowds across Whidbey
National “No Kings” protests found substantial support on Whidbey this weekend.
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World Cup ‘spillover tourism’ could benefit Whidbey
The tournament is expected to bring 750,000 visitors to the region, and generate $929 million.
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Hospital board member’s online comments draw criticism
Borden wrote about physicians assistants versus doctors in health care.
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Second candidate appointed to hospital board
A retired health care administrator is the newest member of the WhidbeyHealth board.
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Oak Harbor man faces charges in deaths of cats
A 25-year-old Navy man was arrested on suspicion of two counts of animal cruelty in the first degree
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Woman severely burned in RV fire
The 63-year-old woman was airlifted from Clinton to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
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South Whidbey superintendent’s contract extended
This keeps her at the helm of the South Whidbey School District until at least 2029.
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Hospital secures bond for emergency expenses
WhidbeyHealth has an extra $10 million in credit, again.
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Coupeville High School grad killed in shooting
Former Coupeville High School soccer player Tim Quinn was shot and killed Sunday in Poulsbo.
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Woman rescued from cliff
A South End woman sustained minor injuries falling partway down a cliff on March 21.