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Capt. Hanks retires; new officer assumes command of base
The change of command ceremony of Commanding Officer Capt. Eric Hanks took place Thursday morning.
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City loosens restrictions on trading parkland
The Oak Harbor council passed an ordinance that will loosen the restrictions on trading park land.
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Open government group files amicus brief in PRA lawsuit against Langley
An open government advocacy group has filed an amicus brief with the state Appeals Court.
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Prosecutor elected as VP of national group
Island County’s elected prosecuting attorney was chosen to help lead the largest organization.
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Wanted dead or alive: invasive insects
Several state agencies ask the public to check nearby trees for signs of invasive insects.
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Handgun displayed at park
A Langley man allegedly threatened a woman with a handgun in the parking lot of the softball fields.
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Larsen tours Island Transit with eyes on expansion
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen toured the Island Transit facility to discuss future developments.
Business
Mobile business offers thrill of treasure hunting
Whidbey Gemstone Finders is a traveling “rough mining” business for adventurers of all ages.
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Oak Harbor drafts next year’s budget, discusses pressing projects
City staff are incorporating city council feedback for a budget proposal for the city’s projects.
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Whidbey Institute celebrates 50 years
People can participate in a number of events commemorating the Whidbey Institute’s 50th anniversary.
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Neighborhood to pursue PFAS remediation
Whispering Pines Cooperative will pursue the state revolving fund to address its PFAS contamination.
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Rabid bat bites rehabilitator on Whidbey
The incident marks the fourth case of reported bat rabies in Washington this year.
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School District approves budget
The South Whidbey School Board recently approved the budget for the 2024-25 school year.