PBY Memorial Association turns three years old. And grandparents are celebrating their births of their new ones.
Infighting, a pending state audit, allegations and name-calling have turned an election campaign in Admirals Cove Water District into the most contentious political situation in Island County.
Pioneering psychiatrist Carl Jung noticed that events often dovetail with a precision that reveals the workings of a higher power. He called it synchronicity, the movement toward humanity’s collective subconscious goals. There are older and more divine explanations.
Many homes sport red white and blue these days
The Island County Sheriff’s Office and federal investigators are looking into reports that a Middle Eastern-looking man purchased plot maps of areas surrounding the Whidbey Island Naval Air Station on the day before the terrorist attacks.
The Washington State Legislature is facing at least a $1 billion shortfall in the current budget and that is likely to affect programs and services in Oak Harbor as well as throughout the state, said Rep. Barry Sehlin.
It’s a tough job, but somebody’s got to do it.
On Nov. 6, Oak Harbor voters will decide if they want the difficult task of a Position 5 seat on Oak Harbor School District’s Board of Directors to go to appointed incumbent Gary Wallin or challenger John Bartlett.
When my husband’s youngest son lay in a coma, I asked the seasoned nurse in Intensive Care why some victims of severe head trauma recover and why others with less serious head injuries some times do not. What did she think was the most important factor in successful recovery?
It begins this time of year, almost like a whisper. Perhaps it is brought on by an instinctive need to nest, to create a cozy, inside alternative to the chilly and wet outside.
Oak Harbor City Councilman Richard Davis and his challenger, Pat Gardner, have different visions for the city’s economic future.
Dorothy Neil rides the roads around Coupeville
Where, how and why to stay health this winter
Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve is slotted to receive $1 million dollars from the federal government for protection of land within the 17,000-acre Central Whidbey reserve.
