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Cleaning up: Island thrift stores packed with donated treasures
Whidbey’s thrift stores have seen an influx of donations during the pandemic.
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City of Oak Harbor moves forward with zoning change
The city is trying to change the zoning of its 75-acre property so it can become a park.
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Plugged in: Oak Harbor school district adds electric bus to its fleet
Whidbey’s only electric school bus will be driving the streets of Oak Harbor soon.
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Oak Harbor spends $15,000 to gauge public opinion
The media monitoring software will hopefully help the city make decisions, staff said.
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Oak Harbor grad hopes to bake his way to the top on TV
Jonathan Peregrino will compete on the new season of Holiday Baking Championship airing Nov. 2.
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Oak Harbor pool aiming to reopen Monday, Nov. 2
The commissioners also agreed to raise the fee to $5, up from $3.50, per half-hour reserved session.
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Townhomes planned on Southwest Third Avenue in Oak Harbor
There are plans for 20 new townhomes on two acres of land in Oak Harbor.
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City raises utility rates despite public outcry
The average Oak Harbor family’s utility bill be nearly $200 per month next year.
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Emergency repairs follow water line break near Flintstone Park
Water is scheduled to be shut off to three businesses on Monday in Oak Harbor.
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‘Spooky Museum’ promises frights for a good cause
Proceeds from ticket sales to the Spooky Museum will go toward the Save the Roller Barn effort.
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New stabilization center aims for January opening
Island County’s new facility will help people with mental health and substance use issues.
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Restaurant owner aims to make her children proud
Yolanda Rodarte just wanted to make her daughter proud, so she opened a restaurant.
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Man accused of setting van on fire because of dog
The van’s owner said he owed the man thousands of dollars for a German shepherd and drugs.