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City seeks feedback on rec center feasibility study
Garnering public feedback on a rec center feasibility study is an Oak Harbor Council top priority.
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Parade, festival to honor gray whale arrival
The annual Welcome the Whales Parade and Festival will feature a full schedule of activities.
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Whidbey residents photograph ‘mystery orcas’
The pods’ appearance in the Pacific Northwest left researchers scratching their heads.
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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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Women take the lead in humorous ‘Hamlet’ homage
To see, or not to see? That’s not really a question, you should absolutely see this.
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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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Create Space strives to find the ‘artist within’
Energy and inspiration zig and zing through the air during Create Space art classes in South Whidbey.
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Oak Harbor launches drone classes
Students learn to repair, pilot and program drones by taking Oak Harbor High School’s drone classes.
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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.