All hands on deck: Whidbey’s boat builders start recruitment drive
The Whidbey-based company is moving ahead with plans to double its production staff by mid-2026.
Survey says: City of Oak Harbor questionnaire shows general job satisfaction
Oak Harbor staff have officially completed their latest anonymous assessment.
Incoming Town council members sworn in
Michael C. Moore and Pat Powell’s replacements took their oaths of office this week.
Oak Harbor man charged after eluding police
Because of his criminal history, he could face up to a year and seven months in prison if convicted.
Coupeville man charged with rape of a child
Caleb M. Brunner is accused of sexually abusing a child for years.
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A 100-foot, crewless “ghost boat” appeared in front of the Mukilteo terminal early Thursday morning. A former candidate for the Coupeville School Board is challenging the language for a school levy ballot measure in an…Ghost boat blocks ferry landing
Coupeville man challenges language in ballot title
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Handing off the keys
Matt’s Import Haven in Clinton is changing gears.
Downtown Oak Harbor mall thrives with connections, community
A lot is happening in Harborside Village — a tucked-away mall on Pioneer Way that’s finally full again.
- Thanksgiving turkeys raised the right way
- Bringing the heat in Oak Harbor
- New Oak Harbor clinic offers mental health, substance abuse treatment
- Sweet Mona’s in Langley earns coveted spot in Advent calendar
- Groomer specializes in nervous pooches
- Harborside Village hosts family fun Saturday
Sticky situation upsets tennis players
Tacky glue that made up the pickleball court lines has rendered the tennis court “unplayable.”
Flag football tryouts kick off in Oak Harbor
Head Coach Mike Lonborg estimated over 30 girls participated
- Oak Harbor soccer star signs with WWU
- Wildcat varsity soccer eliminated from playoffs
- Whidbey’s legendary boxer has inspiring story of her own
- Mays breaks school record at state soccer tournament
- Oak Harbor youth football win championship
- Playoff soccer returns to Wildcat memorial stadium
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Living well with Coldwell: Finding home, connection and community on Whidbey Island
Editor, Editor,School foundation is more vital than ever
Letter: Students thrive with family, community support
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Jewish festival of lights brightens island
The Chabad Jewish Center of Skagit County will return for its Whidbey menorah lighting on Dec. 15.
Light display spreads holiday cheer
Many residents on North Whidbey have committed to going all-in with their light displays.
From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Trump’s demands for loyalty echo history
Dr. Michael Seraphinoff is a Whidbey Island resident and a former professor at Skagit Valley College
Sound Off: With immunity there is unity for the community
By DR. ROBERT WAGNER
- Take a breath: Whidbey artist captures community, brings us together
- Every day on Whidbey should be Small Business Saturday
- Sound Off: Listening to veterans in Northwest Washington
- Take a Breath: District 10 legislator stays professional in partisan climate
- No veteran should go hungry in America
- From Point No Point to Deception Pass: Resistance is not futile, but it is American
