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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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Their cup of tea: Whidbey couple grows herbs for steeping
They transformed mowed pastures of a historic South Whidbey property into blooming gardens.
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Oak Harbor’s first Pride walk organized
At 6 p.m. on June 21, people are invited to gather at Flintstone Park and walk together downtown.
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Coupeville High School graduates walk on sunshine
The outdoor ceremony was on Saturday, a perfect, sunny day.
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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.”
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Global tariffs have local consequences on Whidbey
Accidental overcharges, shipments held up at customs and duty bills in limbo are some of the issues.
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Young chess champ wins second place in regional tournament
Ten-year-old Clementine Penny of Clinton competed in the U.S. Chess Federation tournament.
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Oak Harbor council debates flag ‘inclusivity’
Council decided that the resolution contains two separate issues and requires two separate ordinances.
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Top graduating seniors look back, dream forward
The South Whidbey High School class of 2025 is ready to turn their tassels and graduate June 7.
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Hydros for Heroes canceled, but may return someday
The hope is that someone else will take the helm and continue the event next year and beyond.