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City eyes height limit rule change
Rules governing the heights of structures in Oak Harbor may change, paving the way for projects.
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Island County deputy files sexual harassment lawsuit
A deputy alleges in a lawsuit that he was repeatedly touched inappropriately by a superior officer.
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New business sails into Clinton ferry terminal
Clinton residents Allie Stock and Sterling Jones recently opened Salty Sea Coffee.
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Co-response program pairs social workers, police
Law enforcement officers are called to respond to problems rooted in mental health disorders.
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Survey says: Clinton ferry riders unhappy
Riders of the Clinton ferry are among the most displeased customers in the entire ferry system.
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Fireworks season is in the air
The rules regarding fireworks on the island depend on where people live.
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Proposed housing project causes stir
A proposed transitional housing project in Freeland comes at the expense of the area’s only motel.
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Oh snap: Pet store rescues giant turtle
The Critters & Co. Pet Center owner recently took over the care of a common snapping turtle.
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State’s most popular park turns 100
The most visited state park in Washington celebrates a century of recreation and conservation.
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Chatfield-Weeks remembered as an energetic force for good
Oak Harbor’s official cheerleader will cheer no more.
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Larsen wants to see plans for Growler force structure
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen wants the Department of Defense to explain its plans for the EA-18G Growlers.
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Fourth of July will sparkle on Whidbey
Fourth of July celebrations on Whidbey Island will be back with a boom, for the most part.