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Tour offers glimpse of work spaces
T hose interested in the creative processes of local artists can take a peek into almost 50 work…
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New tsunami sirens installed on North, Central Whidbey
There are five new tsunami warning sirens on Whidbey Island to alert residents of impending threats.
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Oak Harbor council delays decision on ‘Angel’ sculpture
City council members are waiting until Sept. 7 to make any further decisions about the sculpture.
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Oak Harbor Marina fee increases to pay for dredging
City officials agree the Oak Harbor Marina needs to be dredged soon.
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Oversized truck knocks out Comcast service on island
Thousands on Whidbey Island were left without internet, cable and cell phone services Sunday.
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Native American remains unearthed at building site
Archaeologists are working with Native American tribes to repatriate remains found in Oak Harbor.
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Summer school focuses on fun activities, social education
Oak Harbor summer school students can learn karate, take magic lessons and taste garden greens.
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Crews put out grass fire
A possible mishap with a lawn mower sparked a half-acre fire on Green Valley Road on Friday morning.
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Apartment fire injures one, displaces nine
Nine people were displaced after a fire swept through an apartment building on Northwest Atalanta Way in Oak…
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Bystanders perform CPR on grocery store shopper
Two men helped a fellow grocery shopper at Saar’s last week by performing CPR after he collapsed.
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Lost crab pots likely taken by the sea, says WDFW officer
The Fish and Wildlife Department has removed more than 250 crab pots from marine areas 8-1 and 8-2.
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As COVID rules ease, local events calendar gets longer
Oak Harbor residents and visitors have a lot to look forward to in the next few weeks.
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Campaign signs create stir during Oak Harbor 4th of July parade
Joel Servatius resolved a conflict of interest by paying the Fourth of July parade entrance free.