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Oak Harbor Chamber combines new tastes with old traditions this weekend
— Created April 21, 2021 by Alec BrownBy Alec Brown Holland Happening won’t be happening this year—but the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce is making sure islanders have something to celebrate. The Klompen Canal Race and […]
Oak Harbor school superintendent looks forward to future in Snoqualmie Valley
— Created April 21, 2021 by Kacie Jo VoellerBy Kacie Jo Voeller After eight years as superintendent for Oak Harbor Public Schools and 14 years in the community, Lance Gibbon has announced he will be leaving the district […]
Whidbey welcomes the whales – virtually
— Created April 14, 2021 by Kathy ReedBy Kathy Reed It is an 18-year tradition that will not be stopped by a worldwide pandemic. The Orca Network’s annual Welcome the Whales celebration will go virtual Friday and […]
Coupeville nominated for Best U.S. Small Town award
— Created April 14, 2021 by Kacie Jo VoellerBy Kacie Jo Voeller Coupeville’s charm has landed the town a nomination for the TravelAwaits’ “Best of Travel Awards” in the Best U.S. Small Town category. TravelAwaits is dedicated to […]
Bags to Benches: Lions Club project reaps the rewards of good stewardship
— Created April 14, 2021 by Melanie HammonsBy Melanie Hammons It’s more than just a big deal. It’s also a good deal for everyone who’s involved in the Oak Harbor Lions Club “Bags to Benches” recycling project. […]
New campaign promotes discovery on Whidbey and Camano Islands
— Created April 7, 2021 by Kathy ReedBy Kathy Reed Spring has sprung and with it comes blossoming opportunities to discover all Whidbey and Camano Islands have to offer. Discovery is the gist of the new digital […]
Pandemic costs force job cuts at WhidbeyHealth
— Created April 7, 2021 by Kathy ReedBy Kathy Reed More than 40 positions will be eliminated at WhidbeyHealth as a result of lost revenue brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. In a statement released by WhidbeyHealth […]
Goosefoot explores possibility of workforce housing in Bayview
— Created April 6, 2021 by Kacie Jo VoellerBy Kacie Jo Voeller Workforce housing has long been a need on Whidbey Island, as indicated by a 2018 Island County housing needs study and a resident and business survey […]
Lots of egg-citing fun in store for Whidbey
— Created April 1, 2021 by Kathy ReedBy Kathy Reed Peter Cottontail will almost certainly be hopping down a bunny trail nearby this weekend! Egg hunts of all kinds have been planned all over Whidbey Island, most […]
“Magic Jar” yields blessings to South Whidbey community
— Created April 1, 2021 by Melanie HammonsBy Melanie Hammons During the 1930’s Great Depression era, people sought out the fantasy and romance offered by the Silver Screen. Going to the movies offered them entertainment and escape. […]