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‘No Kings’ protest on Whidbey draws huge turnout
The largest and most visible demonstration took place in Coupeville, where an estimated 2,500 to 3,000 people were…
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Man charged with stealing COVID rental assistance funds
Ten of the applications were fraudulent, but nearly $40,000 was paid out to three applications.
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Oak Harbor mayor holds barbecue to talk about the marina
Wright is hosting a unique forum and barbecue at 4-7 p.m., on June 20 at Catalina Park.
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Indigenous ‘midden’ found during Coupeville project
Unearthing of disturbed midden on the Front Street bluff led to the removal of large trees.
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Oak Harbor man accused of domestic violence, vomiting on officer
The officer noted that the victim appeared to have a broken nose and possibly a broken jaw.
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Man accused of home invasion while Clinton residents were asleep
The suspect left after the homeowner pointed a handgun and Mattson saw the laser dot on his body,
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Spate of fires hit South Whidbey this week
Units reported to Second Street in downtown Langley for a structure fire in a building.
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South Whidbey Port may reconsider candidate for director position
Port of South Whidbey employees and members of the public may have waylaid plans to hire a candidate.
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Residents press Oak Harbor officials for answers to homelessness
The Pathways to Stability Task Force meeting was Wednesday.
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Island County comp plan’s revised goals and policies open for public input
Visit islandcounty2045.com/compplan to view the drafts of each element.
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County clarifies use of county affordable housing tax
Commissioners stressed that the amendment doesn’t create any new taxes.
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Oak Harbor’s task force on homelessness to offer updates
The meeting of the Pathways to Stability Task Force will be at 6 p.m. at the Oak Harbor…
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‘Bearcat’ bite at North Whidbey sanctuary spawns lawsuit
Binturong “look more like gigantic dust mops and smell like a freshly made batch of popcorn.”