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Woman charged with murder in fatal stabbing
A woman who stabbed her partner during a Nov. 13 power outage has been officially accused of murder.
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Baseboard heater cause of Oak Harbor house fire
What appeared at first to be a minor blaze still caused an estimated $30,000 in damage to the…
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Woman held on $500K bail for Friday the 13th fatal stabbing
A 38-year-old woman is accused of stabbing her fiance multiple times with a kitchen knife and causing fatal…
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Navy woman arranging letters to send to seniors increasingly isolated by pandemic
While visiting a fundraiser at HomePlace at Oak Harbor Memory Care, Mackenzie Ball learned that some seniors had…
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Garage fire sends two Oak Harbor residents to hospital
The fire chief said it was likely caused by an overheated electrical circuit on an extension cord.
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Man held on $75,000 bail for armed robbery
The man robbed Big 5 Sporting Goods in Oak Harbor and brandished a weapon on Nov. 8.
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Man killed in Regatta Drive accident, passenger hurt
A man died in a car crash on Southeast Regatta Drive in Oak Harbor Thursday evening.
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Child rape trial begins; complicated by COVID safeguards
A retired Navy pilot from Oak Harbor has been accused of sexually abusing his stepdaughter.
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Oak Harbor council schedules in-person budget meeting
Long-term capital projects, property tax increase among considerations
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OH Navy League broadcasting virtual Veterans Day program
Viewers can watch the porgram on Nov. 11 begining at 11 a.m. on local social media and channel…
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Negotiations reach an impasse over hooking Navy into city’s sewage treatment
Oak Harbor Mayor Bob Severns said the city has ceased talks with the Navy about sewage treatment.
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Two Whidbey residents receive Episcopal awards
Two Whidbey residents recently received awards from the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia, recognizing their services to their parishes.
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City council surveys staff morale
Oak Harbor City Council is concerned about morale, transparency and other issues among staff.