Oak Harbor, WA News

• Oak Harbor, WA News
• Coast Guard sailors rescue two divers near Smith Island
• Memorial Day Parade honors fallen warriors
• Memorial Day Parade honors fallen warriors
• Go easy on the water in Oak Harbor Wednesday
• Penn Cove environment assessed prior to salvage operation
• Crane headed toward Penn Cove to tackle sunken ship
• Accused Oak Harbor convenience-store robber goes back to jail
• Daughter's boyfriend threatens to burn Oak Harbor house down | Island Scanner
• Cable, plants may trip up Admiralty Inlet turbine project
• Clinton woman takes plea in shotgun murder case
• State wants Mukilteo ferry terminal moved to the east
• Navy Wives remember Babyland
• Jenkins brings contenders to five in Island County District 1 race
• Whidbey General Hospital board has an opening
• Celebrate Memorial Day with services, parade, on Whidbey
• Preparation under way to raise crab boat
• Penn Cove Water Festival success despite sunken boat
• North Whidbey park district finds its director
• Central Whidbey prairie flower blooms belie all the hard work
• Mayor’s kidney works well in Canadian
• Oak Harbor offers deals in effort to fill marina
• Oak Harbor marina struggles
• Show - Man of La Mancha
• A sad day at NAS Whidbey as VQ-2 disestablished
• Sunken vessel removal advances
• State wants Mukilteo ferry terminal moved to the east
• VAQ-134 ends combat deployment, returns to NAS Whidbey tomorrow
• North Whidbey Park and Recreation District prefers Walker
• Sex predators spur Island County forum on prevention
• Court order violations send Oak Harbor man to prison
• Oak Harbor saves $1 million on water main bid
• Penn Cove canoe races OK as diesel mopped up
• Suspicious fire destroys Oak Harbor outbuildings
• Coupeville school superintendent candidates flunk finals
• Freeland pair dispute broken arm
• Early filing in Island County is as expected
• Oak Harbor police lieutenant named finalist as Des Moines chief
• Navy’s golf course water right angers nearby residents
• Oak Harbor School Board picks higher levy rate to restore cuts
• Navy seeks comments
• Port discusses Greenbank Farm
• Clinton woman takes plea in shotgun murder case
• Suspicious fire destroys Oak Harbor outbuildings
• Two boats to Coupeville
• Hang the cost, burned, sunken boat to be raised
• Sunken fishing boat prompts closure of shellfish harvesting in Penn Cove
• Deception Pass State Park burn to create smoke at Hoypus Point
• North Whidbey Parks and Recreation District director search hits a wall
• Oak Harbor mayor’s kidney successfully removed
• Sunken boat in Penn Cove boat is leaking diesel by the minute
• Burned crab boat sinks
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner May 13
• Democrats pile up cash for both Island County commissioner races
• Island County prosecutor shows need with cart of paperwork
• Fire destroys Penn Cove crab boat
• Two boats return to Coupeville/Port Townsend route
• Heller Road near Oak Harbor speed limit now enforceable
• Oak Harbor burglar who traumatized doctor heads to prison
• Alleged Oak Harbor child molester was always close to kids
• Hillcrest Elementary in Oak Harbor to receive hospital-type flooring
• Oak Harbor to pay tribe $600,0000
• ‘Special inquiry’ judge to get Mayor Kwarsick case
• Sheen (not Charlie) prompts firefighter response
• I left my kidney in Vancouver, B.C.
• Coupeville Town Marshal | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor school board stalls on setting levy figure
• 76th commander leads the Grey Knights
• Accused Oak Harbor child molester’s victim total stands at 4
• Three finalists named to head Coupeville schools
• Kirkland man dies in jump from Deception Pass Bridge
• Island County detectives seek home invaders
• Burglar nabbed by Oak Harbor resident sentenced
• Firefighters rescue Greenbank woman from broken gondola
• The doos and don’ts of dogs
• Coupeville Superintendent job attracts 13 candidates
• Officials duck, cover and hold in Coupeville
• Larsen predicts good future for Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
• Goof almost puts Emerson out of office
• Devout crowd ushers in Day of Prayer on Whidbey
• Church volunteer arrested for molesting boys in Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor's Wilma Patrick, hospital drive leader, passes
• Whidbey cops speed, crash in virtual chases
• Whidbey largely dodges pertussis scare
• Weinsheimer named principal at North Whidbey Middle School
• Island County commissioner candidate fails to meet all campaign rules
• Car accident ties up traffic around Highway 20 and Parker Road
• Washington state Attorney General helps Bailey kicks off Senate campaign
• Awards prompt cancellation of Coupeville town council meeting
• Coupeville cotton wood tree’s demise sparks complaint
• Water conservation urged Tuesday in Oak Harbor
• McCarthy heads Veterans Center in Freeland
• Oak Harbor school levy tax hike supported
• Assault and theft charges await in Oak Harbor Walmart case
• Irate Oak Harbor motorcyclist faces charges
• Coupeville School Board backs off on facility fees
• Police chief refuses June retirement, threatens lawsuit
• Museum director tapped to play Taps at Arlington National Cemetery
• Pill coppers take unwanted drugs
• Island County Sheriff's Office | Island Scanner
• Emerson ballot proposals falls in heated debate
• Ignite school sparks again in Coupeville
• South Whidbey email improves, but still sluggish as businesses struggle
• Oak Harbor is ‘klompen’ for the fun of a festival
• Recreational vehicle stowaway breaks into homes
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner, April 25
• Oak Harbor's Windjammer Park one of two finalists for sewer project
• Olympic View principal retires after leading turnaround
• Indiana man buys rights to Oak Harbor Liquor Store
• Blankenship opposes Whidbey Island Farm Tour support
• Oak Harbor council tables free speech controversy
• Dead gray whale towed to NAS Whidbey for examination
• Dead gray whale towed to NAS Whidbey for examination
• North Whidbey Park board delays decision
• Oak Harbor cemetery board buries the hatchet, employees return
• Oak Harbor woman, 50, jailed for forgery
• Oak Harbor Cub Scout leader jailed for molestation; victims sought
• Skagit Bay hosts emergency drill Saturday
• Clark named to North Whidbey Park and Recreation District board
• Car crashes into Coupeville medical building
• Car crashes into Coupeville medical building
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner, April 19
• NCIS unveils new anonymous text and tip hotline
• Island County jury acts quickly in horrific child abuse case
• North Whidbey park district appointments due
• Retired deputy pulls firearm, thwarts assault at Oak Harbor Walmart
• Navy campaign spotlights sexual assault in April
• Island County planning seeks to fill vacancy
• Unwanted graffiti adorns West Beach Road concrete
• Port of Coupeville's abandoned boat process stated
• Johnston, Curtis lead local runners in 2012 Whidbey Marathon
• Public comment sought on draft Oak Harbor school levy
• Island County commissioners may put damper on fireworks
• Alleged killer spent time in Paradise Cove
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• North Whidbey Parks director hiring decision delayed
• Director imprisoned for violating order
• Whidbey Island Marathon takes off Sunday
• Fresh pickins’ available at Coupeville Farmers Market
• New board may handle Island County historic valuations
• Needed runway repairs may change Whidbey Island Naval Air Station flight patterns
• Whidbey Island Marathon regains iconic Deception Pass Bridge use
• Put new taxes before the public, Island County Commissioner Emerson urges
• Island County Sheriff's Office | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor School Board chooses lesser levy option
• Ground broken for $17.8 million Island Transit project
• ‘Dr. Z’ quits Whidbey General Hospital board
• May set as deadline for new Coupeville superintendent
• Island Transit ceremony set
• Island Democrats set presidential caucuses
• Larsen to meet seniors, attend groundbreaking
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Schulte to unveil Oak Harbor School District levy preferences Monday night
• Freeland's rascally rabbit found in time for Easter
• North Whidbey cemetery employees fired, but may return
• Oak Harbor's Island Drug plans move to Highway 20 location
• Freeland's Moote is looking at five years in prison
• Oak Harbor councilman wants hats banned at meetings
• Oak Harbor boy, 3, steps in to protect mother
• Rhinehart resigns from North Whidbey Parks and Recreation board
• Burglaries top troubling increase in Island County crime
• Freeland sidewalk in the works
• Coupeville allows charging stations
• Oak Harbor's Maple Leaf Cemetery concerns: employees, flag, flowers, stones, statues
• Parking rules pose a potential hurdle for Coupeville business
• Stations of the Cross take on new meaning on Whidbey Island
• Coupeville schools outline search
• Get a ride on Coupeville’s ‘data carousel’
• Frogs, newts and a lot of learning at Oak Harbor's Olympic View Elementary
• Island County settles meth car search
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Six candidates considered for North Whidbey Parks and Recreation District director
• Whidbey murder suspects trade trial dates
• Turbines explored for Admiralty Inlet placement
• Three-legged Boer goat cared for at Coupeville Liquor Store
• Fire damages Oak Harbor home
• Whidbey teen gets maximum sentence of five years, eight months
• Former attorney Moote pleads guilty, assets go to victims
• Oak Harbor Police Department and Coupeville Town Marshal's Office | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor's Donut Master passes the 3-year-old test
• Box truck driving on Whidbey ends up on its side
• Coupeville starts superintendent search
• Newcomer Blankenship questions Port of Coupeville policies
• Army buddies in Iraq find trouble on Whidbey Island
• Dillard’s sewer cost process aired at Oak Harbor meeting
• Island County tax equalization board spots open
• Bailey seeks 10th District State Senate seat held by Haugen
• Teen pleads guilty to three counts of vehicular homicide
• $17 million Island Transit job begins in April
• Oak Harbor man jailed in Fidalgo shooting
• Five Whidbey Island heroes honored
• Big stores on Whidbey make a run for liquor
• Whidbey Crosswind aimed at veterans
• Merrill takes heat but wins Oak Harbor fire chief’s job
• Parent-teacher conferences postponed to end of year
• DNA identifies driver in North Whidbey vehicular assault
• Langley, Oak Harbor drivers collide
• Island County plans more asphalt on roads this summer
• Police lock down Oak Harbor Middle School
• Alleged abductor of Freeland woman, child may have assaulted victim
• Three-car rear-ender bottlenecks traffic
• North Whidbey cemetery district dispute erupts
• Port of Coupeville accepts lone bid for sailboat
• Superintendent Page leaves Coupeville for North Kitsap
• Senior influx keeps head count high in Coupeville
• Ebey’s Forever Fund helps historic homes
• Early learning bill fails, but learning continues
• Oak Harbor man pays price for head-butting girlfriend
• Morrison means business in run for Island County commissioner
• Oak Harbor School District looks at bond refund
• Merrill back in hunt for Oak Harbor fire chief
• Mermaid graces Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way
• Barefoot Bandit’s attorney makes headlines
• Port of Coupeville questions whether Greenbank Farm zoning is legal
• Freeland mother and son, 4, abducted from home, saved by sheriff’s deputies
• Wildcats, Wolves open with jamboree | Track
• Barn moved to its new Coupeville home
• Oak Harbor man, 49, charged with crimes against children
• Nickel an acre fee starts on Whidbey
• Oak Harbor man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, assault
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Whidbey's EMS levy set for ballot may bring in less
• Security exercise may affect Whidbey Island Naval Air Station access
• Oak Harbor School District levy may include staff pay, benefits
• Zombies assault Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way
• Navy holds public information sessions
• St. Pat’s Parade names its leaders
• Emersons’ wetland issue muddied by study dispute
• Oak Harbor School Board tackles pay, benefits at forum Monday
• Oak Harbor drug court graduate goes to prison
• Pit Road bone search could top $2 million
• Oak Harbor mayor takes the heat from council in fire chief dispute
• Crooked Freeland lawyer faces charge
• Oak Harbor's standardized math test results mostly positive
• Behold, they look at the work on Pioneer Way and call it good
• Police presence returns to high school, Oak Harbor motorcycle cop dropped in tradeoff
• Land deal would preserve sensitive Central Whidbey property
• Coupeville superintendent may turn a new page at North Kitsap
• Oak Harbor GOP caucus draws an estimated 500
• Never mind: Ignite fizzles in Coupeville schools
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Island County Sheriff deputies search for silverware owner
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• State auditor slaps Oak Harbor’s hand
• Navy airplane accident zone back on Island County agenda
• Oak Harbor trailhead at Scenic Heights named Scenic Heights Trailhead
• Gordon makes another run at Island County commissioner
• Suspect identified in Oak Harbor High School graffiti case
• Oak Harbor mayor picks Merrill as fire chief, council OK needed
• Kindergarten test sparks controversy in Oak Harbor
• Baby leaps forth at Whidbey General
• Homola faces two more foes for Island County commissioner
• Republicans to pick presidential favorites
• Burglar finds it’s not easy being green
• Oak Harbor mayor, council to retreat
• Island County commissioners can’t agree on dog license fee changes
• Former Oak Harbor School District volunteer jailed for sex crime
• Police arrest suspected DK Market robber
• Whidbey commander relieved
• Paintball, BB suspects at large, eggers nabbed
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor woman charged with felony harassment
• Dogged by costs, Island County ups license, impound fees
• South Whidbey Record loses one editor, gains another
• Open house shows off Oak Harbor School District facilities
• Bail set at $150,000 for alleged throat slasher from Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor School District discusses budget, levy
• Police car at fault in Oak Harbor
• No gold at the end of the pothole
• Suspect in trooper's killing dies at hospital | Updated with map
• Coupeville students’ brains exercised for Science Olympiad
• Alleged grandfather killer won’t face death penalty
• Wind cancels ferry to Port Townsend
• Oak Harbor mayor breaks tie, sewer study to proceed
• New nickel an acre land fee probable
• Oak Harbor council picks new member in 4-2 vote
• Man’s throat slashed with broken bottle
• None hurt in North Whidbey Middle School scrap
• Central Whidbey voters’ approve fire district levy hike
• Island County’s $5 land tax tossed by court
• Backstop demonstrates Coupeville School District’s facility needs
• Sixth site added to Oak Harbor sewer plant mix
• As Oak Harbor girl recovers, man says he was attacked by same dog
• Witnesses sought in former Coupeville dermatologist's death
• Swinomish crabber who drowned in Penn Cove identified
• Coupeville Town Marshal's Office | Island Scanner
• Crab fisherman's body found in Penn Cove
• For the first time, Oak Harbor mayor can’t sign city’s checks
• Parents, teachers ask for special programs local levy support
• Meth suspected in bicyclist’s stocking
• Girl, 12, mauled by three pit bulls in Oak Harbor | Corrected
• Armed robber hits Oak Harbor convenience store, public's help sought
• Voters approve Central Whidbey fire levy hike
• Heater fan claims pickup in Greenbank
• Search suspended for crabber lost in Penn Cove
• Coupeville High wins state award
• In ‘do over,’ Oak Harbor City Council sticks to its picks
• How about a hug for Valentine’s Day? North Whidbey couple has plenty to offer
• Mayor’s firing ‘investment’ nears $500,000
• Former Coupeville dermatologist killed in accident at Deception Pass
• Free and reduced lunches soar in Coupeville
• Power pole, line removal begins next week
• Commissioner shakes up Port of Coupeville
• Chief’s firing sparks firestorm of protest
• Anybody want a cat? Oak Harbor man has dozens
• Oak Harbor cheerleaders among the ill
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor Marina catches its last load of baby fish
• Islanders balk at Lincoln Day Dinner off-island
• Registration for Oak Harbor, Coupeville youth spring sports under way
• Port of Coupeville eyes cuts
• Mukilteo ferry terminal upgrade eyed
• Sex offender homeless in Oak Harbor
• Central Whidbey's Chief Snakelum’s canoe due a major historical makeover
• Whidbey students complete Admiralty Head Lighthouse sections
• Oak Harbor firefighters avert disaster
• Impact fee waiver considered for Coupeville historic barn mover
• Whidbey's depleted rangers struggle in police role
• Discover Pass needed at bridge lot
• Republicans pick their favorites for president
• Lexus hits pothole, city asked to pay
• Central Whidbey voters will decide fire future
• Oak Harbor child killer’s conviction stands in landmark case
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Bone costs top $1 million for Oak Harbor
• Charges added in toddler case
• Coupeville eyes ‘virtual academy’ to boost career classes for students
• Island County Civic Service position open
• Searching for firefighters
• Coupeville Town Marshal's Office | Island Scanner
• Worker sues Oak Harbor over HIV test publicity
• State law puts brakes on Whidbey Island golf cart movement
• North Whidbey farmer traps burglary suspects inside semi truck
• Island County Commissioners agree on aging pets
• Whidbey General Hospital fine settles Stark Law violations
• Volunteer firefighter tradition strained by modern Whidbey Island living
• Coupeville Town Council unmoved by Big Rock
• Barefoot Bandit’s insults considered in federal sentence
• Bomb scare suspends Clinton/Mukilteo ferry service
• Bomb scare suspends Clinton-Mukilteo ferry service | UPDATE
• Doomsday scenario would ax ferry run
• Island County Sheriff's Office and Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Logging truck accident closes Highway 525
• Snow wins struggle against Island County plow, mailboxes
• Haugen tilts Senate in favor of gay marriage
• Oak Harbor City Council hopefuls trimmed to four
• Rep. Larsen focuses on jobs during tele-town hall
• Oak Harbor admits open meetings law violated, will make amends
• Coupeville Town Council talks Big Rock tonight
• Students seek zombies to 'Thrill the Island'
• Woman survives rollover accident on Central Whidbey
• Insults show Barefoot Bandit as two-faced as sentencing nears
• Sen. Haugen says she'll vote for same-sex marriage law
• Oak Harbor City Council to discuss vacant seat Monday
• Keystone dredging nears completion
• Happiness for Oak Harbor bus drivers is a warm motor
• Oak Harbor man fails to regain canine companion
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Council, mayor sworn in to begin new terms in Coupeville
• Turn toward Asia may secure NAS Whidbey
• Former Coupeville woman who scammed Alzheimer’s patient imprisoned
• Snow and ice closes Whidbey Island libraries
• Schools closed again as Whidbey struggles with snow, ice
• Jail interview: Oak Harbor man suspected in double murder claims ‘hallucination’
• Oak Harbor man prison-bound after assaulting wife, neighbor
• Swordplay lands Camano man in jail
• Whidbey schools closed Wednesday
• Island Transit cancels bus service today
• Schools close, traffic crawls as snow storm blankets Whidbey Island
• Big Rock slated for Coupeville council workshop
• Golf carts join cars on Coupeville roads
• Speaker teaches Oak Harbor students: Don’t bully, be accepting
• Island County Sheriff's Office | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor community celebrates with hope and unity
• Dudley firings cost thousands for Oak Harbor, ‘stay tuned’ for more changes
• Woman, 90, donates quarter-mile Oak Harbor beach for public use
• Police search for car thieves
• Police chief, fire chief fall as mayor adds to Oak Harbor’s purge
• Oak Harbor opts to appeal UGA ruling
• New Coupeville marshal to live in Duvall
• Prisoner sues Island County
• Island County commissioner Price Johnson heads Joint Tourism Committee
• Oak Harbor lands WellCity award
• Doctor quits Whidbey General Hospital over web furor
• Fire district sells levy hike proposal
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Whidbey legislators face a ‘horrible challenge’
• Whidbey Community Chorus invites singers to join now
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• City strives for more open meetings
• Transportation, food services addressed for Oak Harbor school levy
• Oak Harbor mayor's old city council seat up for grabs
• Motorcycle accident claims Coupeville man
• Dermatologist goes back to jail
• Lions screen kids’ hearing, vision
• Oak Harbor mayor fires city administrator and attorney
• And then there were three: Kennewick joins Chetzemoka and Salish in the ferry system
• Coupeville refunds park impact fees
• Impact Aid payments may become more timely
• Island County building permit fees increased for the new year
• Christmas trees help Whidbey Island groups
• Rollover accident snarls Central Whidbey traffic
• City strives for more open meetings
• Big Rock for sale: Giant stone goes with Coupeville apartments
• Whidbey's first baby of 2012 born at Naval Hospital Oak Harbor
• Memorial service set for Melissa Ellis
• At Island Transit, they call it window pane
• Whidbey man shot; police befuddled
• 2011 on Whidbey Island in review
• Dudley, Oak Harbor City Council sworn in
• Missing Oak Harbor woman’s body found floating
• Downed branch sparks power outage in Oak Harbor
• Communities to celebrate new Kwa-di Tabil ferry Kennewick
• Courtesy equals cash at Whidbey General
• New map for revised 2nd District includes Whidbey Island
• Judge tosses Oak Harbor Street lawsuit out of court
• Whidbey forest lovers fight disc golf proposal
• Island County Sheriff's Office releases sketch of burglar
• Whidbey man shot in leg; Everett police puzzled
• Speed limit cut through Coupeville
• Oak Harbor Marina rate hike sunk
• Greenbank Farm easement talks to continue next month
• State department of ecology seeks ‘king tide’ photos
• Community reacts to death of Zippy Leonard; counseling sessions set up for classmates of beloved 9-year-old | UPDATE
• Oak Harbor Police Dept. | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor mayor-elect offers kidney to stranger
• Fort Casey park ranger with job in jeopardy nabs suspect
• Oak Harbor honored for Pioneer Way makeover
• Celebrate Christmas on Whidbey
• Homeowner recounts catching burglar inside his South Whidbey home
• Sheriff stalls golf carts in Coupeville
• Island County parks plan goes nontraditional
• Oak Harbor City council funds Stumbly Ducklings
• Grants will make walk to school safer
• Ferries prepare for the holidays
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Submarine with tugs sails by Whidbey Island
• Homeowner with hose saves house
• Major construction finally ends on Pioneer Way project
• Missing ferry traveler is identified as Seattle man
• County prevails in lawsuit from former sheriff candidate
• Oak Harbor’s Planned Parenthood to close
• Yellow Jackets return in time for holidays
• ALERT: Manhunt under way on Whidbey for burglary suspect
• Coupeville hires new town marshal as Penrod leaves
• Jan Holmes, beloved Beach Watcher and community volunteer, dies at 61
• Council fills board positions
• Whidbey sailors, marine honored
• Central Whidbey Fire and Rescue levy hike to boost emergency response
• Oak Harbor loses 16-0 in its appeal
• Dermatologist bails himself out of jail
• Oak Harbor woman regrets squirrel pickup
• Wedding ring thief sentenced to prison
• Occupancy decline may sink Oak Harbor marina’s rate hike
• Whidbey’s only Planned Parenthood clinic to close in Oak Harbor
• Mob missing on bandit's big day
• Judge treads lightly on Barefoot Bandit
• New website set up for Barefoot Bandit hearing
• Oak Harbor students turn to News-Times for math project
• Camano Island man charged with trying to kill mother
• Army helicopters to train at OLF tonight
• Letter confirms P-8 Poseidon’s coming to Whidbey,
• Pearl Harbor survivor Glenn Lane passes away
• One votes nay on Oak Harbor property tax hike
• Speakers back athletics, activities levy
• 2 of 3 burglary suspects nabbed at Cascade Mall
• Media circus follows Barefoot Bandit to Whidbey
• Fire up above damages Coupeville home
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor School Board directors take oath
• Attorney’s victims and their animals evicted from Whidbey home
• Whidbey Island Conservation District vote coming
• One objects to Oak Harbor board reappointments
• Whidbey Island skin patients benefit from Mohs surgeon
• When the ferry quits, dredging begins at Keystone Harbor
• Oak Harbor councilman's motion wilts under public pressure
• Oak Harbor City Council balks at choosing finalists for sewer plant sites
• Words, flowers, remember Pearl Harbor
• State parks on Whidbey lose half their staff
• Oak Harbor School Board takes on athletics
• Oak Harbor councilman Campbell challenges Island County commissioner Homola
• Willey meets conditions, assault charge dropped
• Airplane crashes near Ebey's Landing
• Whidbey woman gives birth in speeding car
• Pilot killed as airplane crashes on Ebey’s Bluff | Update
• Conservation district chooses supervisor
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Downtown, where all the lights are bright
• Camano mom gets apology from son as he tried to kill her
• Three suspects sought in North Whidbey burglary string
• Fuel float’s escape from Coupeville Wharf foiled
• Central Whidbey Fire airs levy lid increase
• Holiday and other changes face some ferry users
• To plow or not to plow, that is the question on Whidbey
• Island County museum seeks holiday photos
• Island County Sheriff's Office | Island Scanner
• Tides raise concern about Ala Spit project
• Oak Harbor child rape suspect sought
• Curtain obscures Oak Harbor Tavern entrance
• Hiring, firing freeze aimed at Oak Harbor's new mayor
• Oak Harbor High School seeks used coat donations
• Island County commissioners seek volunteer planners
• Oak Harbor Street dispute lands in Superior Court
• Thousands to be spent on Dillard’s examination
• Homola now registered as a candidate for re-election
• Islander wants others to see the lights
• Oak Harbor’s Pioneer Way lights up for Christmas
• Police search for 31-year-old Oak Harbor woman
• State says Homola has not registered for her re-election run
• Oak Harbor teachers thank residents to stem cuts in Olympia
• Accident clogged traffic around Deception Pass Monday morning
• Teen driver enters not-guilty plea on vehicular homicide charges
• Commissioners seek applications for Island County Planning Commission
• Property tax hike considered
• Oak Harbor Police Dept. | Island Scanner
• Fleet Reserve balks at sewer plant site
• Washington State Parks Discover Pass falls short
• Barefoot Bandit makes tracks for Island County
• Property taxes should be paid by end of month to avoid fees
• No crime detected in fire that killed mom
• Some Island County citizens defend Emerson after ‘snub’
• Accused grandfather killer receives a ‘standby attorney’
• Thousands enjoy Oak Harbor’s Thanksgiving dinner
• Coupeville teachers rally against state cuts
• Lions’ tree sale starts Saturday
• Ferry honchos visit Whidbey Island
• Whooping cough hits in Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor artist lacks support for statue location
• Whidbey General Hospital board declines to meet at 7 a.m.
• Turkey time on Whidbey
• Keystone Harbor dredging contract to begin Nov. 28
• Island County Beach Watchers clean up
• Golf carts could scoot through Coupeville
• Fewer school days supported as least bad choice
• Ferries expect a busy Thanksgiving
• Oak Harbor man beats girlfriend, asks for arrest
• Property taxes should be paid by end of month to avoid fees
• Island County prosecutor won't charge teen in fire that killed his mother
• 'Barefoot Bandit' returns to Island County Dec. 16
• Homola announces re-election bid in Island County.
• Island County Sheriff's Office | Island Scanner
• Broken nose results in felony charge for Oak Harbor man
• Sedro-Wolley man faces incarceration after fifth DUI
• Whidbey Island food banks in need for Thanksgiving
• Bailey: ‘I told you so’ to Whidbey Island residents
• Island County hikes taxes by 1 percent
• Detectives ‘hit a wall’ in search for missing North Whidbey woman
• Central Whidbey Fire and Rescue budget includes new engine
• Coupeville teachers rally against state funding cuts
• Woman killed walking across Highway 20 in Coupeville
• Pioneer Way remains hike engineering firm’s fee
• Coupeville teachers will demonstrate Friday
• Island Transit budgets for headquarters in 2012
• Oak Harbor Pioneer Way human remains stand at 7 today, but more predicted
• Coupeville man stranded at sea rescued
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Emerson loses bid to lead Island County commissioners
• Larsen calls for throwing kickback cronies into the penalty box
• Driver charged in Clinton wreck that left three dead
• Whidbey baby born 11-11-11 at 11:11 a.m.
• Gale dims lights all over Whidbey
• Ex-boyfriend charged in nighttime attack in Oak Harbor
• Abbott wins Oak Harbor School Board seat
• Teen driver in fatal crash held on $150,000 bail
• Gale warning in effect for west coast of Whidbey Island
• Meeting focuses on school facilities
• Public hearing on Whidbey General Hospital budget, levies is Monday
• Unregistered sex offender nabbed
• County canvassing board takes on role of mind readers
• Liquor initiative stirs concern on Whidbey
• Neighbor recounts terrible night of fatal crash
• Lambert claims insanity defense
• Slowik concedes Oak Harbor mayoral race
• New building in North Whidbey Fire and Rescue budget
• Animal services stays with WAIF
• Clinton fatality crash 'one of the worst,' fire official says
• Three perish in early morning South Whidbey crash
• High wind warning now in effect
• Oak Harbor Veterans Day ceremony honors Pearl Harbor survivors
• Governor’s budget alarms island officials
• Occupy Whidbey occupies Coupeville
• New wharf-like deck proposed in Coupeville
• Oak Harbor firefighters respond to budget emergency
• Hip, hip hooray for beloved Oak Harbor cheerleader
• Pool wins, Slowik loses in North Whidbey election results
• Plea assures sex offender status after remote testimony thrown out
• Central Whidbey Fire to wrap up 2012 budget
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Gale force winds to hit Whidbey Island Friday
• Oak Harbor Chamber puts candidates on the grill
• Watch for kids on Halloween
• Third 64-car ferry Kennewick finished 3 months early
• Thomas enters plea of not guilty in 2003 Freeland murder
• Englishman quadracycles through Whidbey on trek to Mexico
• North Whidbey robbery case fades to trespass
• Meals for seniors hiked in Coupeville
• Unwanted guest may haunt Central Whidbey's Crockett House
• Camano killer dies in prison
• Slowik leads in campaign contributions in Oak Harbor mayoral race
• Feds provide money for county road
• Speakers voice support for Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way project
• Volunteer shortage mothballs Central Whidbey fire station
• Bishop works toward more years on Coupeville School Board | Election 2011
• Oak Harbor School Board discusses threatened cuts
• Broken pole prompts power outage
• Arraignment postponed for alleged Greenbank shooter
• Coupeville School District test scores show mixed results
• Sleuth uncovers public beaches — Island County joins the effort by hiring researcher
• Students given page opportunity
• Oak Harbor serial rapist moves to Marysville
• Rash of daytime burglaries breaks out on North Whidbey
• Federal dollars bankroll Island Transit expansion
• One whooping cough case reported: Get vaccinated now
• Mr. Giggles lies in wait during Oak Harbor's Frightville XI
• Police take unwanted prescription drugs on Whidbey
• Freeland man accused in knife attack on parents enters pleas of not guilty
• Cops warn about phone scam targeting credit cards owners on Whidbey
• Oak Harbor's homecoming spirit paraded down Pioneer
• Oak Harbor's homecoming spirit paraded down Pioneer
• Police take unwanted prescription drugs on Whidbey
• Freeland man accused in knife attack on parents enters pleas of not guilty
• Cops warn about phone scam targeting credit cards owners on Whidbey
• One whooping cough case reported: Get vaccinated now
• Hunt runs unopposed for Oak Harbor School Board | Election 2011
• Students given page opportunity
• Mr. Giggles lies in wait during Oak Harbor's Frightville XI
• Vance heeds call to try, try again for Oak Harbor City Council | Election 2011
• Federal dollars bankroll Island Transit expansion
• Rash of daytime burglaries breaks out on North Whidbey
• Farm Exchange in Ebey’s Reserve pains Engle family
• Munns hopes to keep Oak Harbor City Countil seat as Eaton returns: Corrected
• Jailed Whidbey skin doctor loses license to practice
• Fresh face takes on volatile experience in Oak Harbor City Council race
• Oak Harbor serial rapist moves to Marysville
• News-Times wins awards in contest
• What a way to go: Oak Harbor celebrates Pioneer Way
• Island County judge allows accused grandfather killer to represent himself
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Coupeville mother of 5 seeks mercy for detained husband
• Oak Harbor meth house busted, neighbors relieved
• Speed limit on Highway 20 through Coupeville to drop
• New dermatology office opens in Coupeville
• Alleged grandfather killer seeks to represent himself in Island County court
• Candidates face tough Oak Harbor crowd
• Cort named Coupeville’s newest council member
• Larsen banks more than $620,000 in new donations
• Oak Harbor Pioneer Way opens Saturday
• North Whidbey republican women forum tilts toward status quo
• Island County Democrats announce endorsements
• Oak Harbor pool closure would leave some swimmers helpless
• Charge added against Oak Harbor man accused of raping toddler
• Island County commissioners agree to help retire Trillium debt
• Experts fault commissioner’s wetland study
• League of Women Voters host Oak Harbor candidate forum
• 3 Sisters Family Farms plans late harvest farmers market on Whidbey
• Chetzemoka leaves Coupeville
• Lauderdale still leads in campaign donations for Island County commissioner race
• Freeland stabbing suspect to make first court appearance today
• Sex offender moves to Oak Harbor
• Wreck slows traffic on Highway 20
• Veteran officer takes down alleged killer
• A hot time in the old town | Corrected
• Stabbing victim remains in serious condition | UPDATE
• Suspect in Freeland stabbing admits attacking his parents | UPDATE
• Stabbing suspect undergoing evaluation at WGH | UPDATE
• Textbooks, technology leave Oak Harbor School District behind
• Oak Harbor mayor fights for his political life
• Coupeville High shows spirit for homecoming
• 2 seek Port of Coupeville position
• Murder victim mourned by Whidbey friends
• Island County Sheriff's Office | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor City Council declines to pare sewer plant sites
• Murder suspect gets judge's OK for five-state road trip
• Whidbey Island Conservation District picks Tim Keohane
• North Whidbey crash sends 5 to hospital
• Island County coroner describes ‘savage’ attack on grandfathers
• Timely CPR saves man’s life
• Ebey’s Reserve guidelines adopted
• Man held for 2 North Whidbey murders, kidnapping
• SVC seeks diversity award nominations
• SVC begins nonprofit workshops
• Oak Harbor man arrested after 2 stabbed to death
• North Whidbey Fire and Rescue plans new stations in 2012 and beyond
• Island Transit director protests audit
• Oak Harbor School District nears minimum staffing level
• Firefighting veterans vie for North Whidbey district position
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Speedy falcon’s flight test stalls
• Tribe takes over security on Pioneer Way project
• Ebey’s Landing regs discussed
• Whidbey Island skin doctor on the lam after jumping bail
• Oak Harbor student scores improve but still fall short
• Let's get ready to tumble — Coupeville couple raise odd pigeons
• "Fun", as Club Holds First Open House
• Oak Harbor pier grant surrendered, dream lives on
• Island County faulted for lax oversight on Freeland sewer bills
• Coupeville intersection site of another crash
• Paving prompts two-day closure of Pioneer Way in Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Moisture ends county burn ban Saturday
• League of Women Voters host candidate forums on Whidbey
• Coupeville schools refinances bonds
• Boy’s father arrested in gun-at-school case
• Seven vie for Coupeville Town Council vacancy
• Highway speed limit in Coupeville drops
• Oak Harbor City Council considers funding Nichols Brothers study
• Burglars target costly metals in Whidbey heists
• Ivy-gulping goats hired to attack Coupeville's noxious invaders
• Commissioners disagree on ‘State of the County’
• Oak Harbor man faces felony for violating court orders
• Federal aid drops; impacts Oak Harbor schools
• Island County budget adds 2 jobs, 3 cop cars
• Ditched dog prompts cop investigation
• North Whidbey's Ala Spit project begins; worries persist for later work
• Levy failure in November may close Oak Harbor pool
• Island County Sheriff's Office and Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way road project hits home stretch
• Drivers face long delays at Deception Pass
• Whidbey General Hospital transcriptionists dispute outsourcing pay
• Penn Cove precinct edges into District 1
• Native remains review cites ‘simple misconception’
• Head count high in Coupeville School District
• Ala Spit work concerns anglers
• Little available for Oak Harbor school employees
• Funding found for turn lane at Highway 20 danger spot
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• NAS Whidbey honors POW/MIA’s with fountain, fly-by, biker ride
• Island Disposal strikes Goldie with franchise
• Oak Harbor student expelled after bringing gun to Crescent Harbor Elementary
• Flaming toilet paper spreads, boy arrested
• Publicity splash organized to help North Whidbey Island pool levy
• Whidbey General Hospital leaders scuttle February bond election
• Distraught teenager causes crash on purpose, police say
• Proposal for new congressional district will push Larsen out | UPDATE
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Weather warms up, brush catches fire on North Whidbey
• Whidbey community remembers Sept. 11
• Port of Coupeville scrambles to maintain wharf
• Man smites brother in Oak Harbor parking lot
• Coupeville council position goes wanting
• Bones inflate project cost for Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor man faces life for raping young girls
• City turns up heat on Element nightclub
• Big turnout urged for 9/11 ceremony
• Police ask public's help in search for missing Whidbey sailor
• Excitement stirs the air as Oak Harbor schools open
• Jury tells senator's husband to pay $50,000 for 'battery' in sex suit
• Driver paid for hitting open manhole
• Collision lands Coupeville motorcyclist in hospital
• Vacuum truck, payouts hike Coupeville’s 2011 budget
• Whidbey dermatologist held on $75,000 bail
• Island County commissioner seeks second term
• $2.16 million grant funds Oak Harbor reading program
• Rescuers free Oak Harbor man stuck in hot tub
• Squadron returns to Whidbey after adventurous deployment
• Whidbey skin doctor is in custody for alleged domestic assault
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Five injured in Coupeville crash
• Whidbey skin doctor now wanted for assault
• Whidbey Islanders gather for Day of Prayer
• Woman falls down and breaks her crown
• Lions Quest boosts Oak Harbor middle schools
• Fifth DUI may be a felony for man arrested on Whidbey
• Officials stay mum on third suspect in Douglas murder: Documents show county has had more than two suspects since 2005
• Shorter days await some students on Whidbey
• Congressman covers the gamut on vet benefits in Oak Harbor speech
• Price Johnson to seek reelection as Island County commissioner | UPDATED
• Thomas to be released today on bail
• Medical partners eye defunct Coupeville dermatology practice
• State senator’s husband goes to trial in sex case
• Volunteer pool dries up for Penn Cove Water Festival
• Burmese youth drowns at Cranberry Lake
• Guess who’s living in Oak Harbor
• Standard & Poor’s rates Island County, Oak Harbor
• Price Johnson to seek reelection as Island County commissioner
• Sewer hearing in Oak Harbor produces questions on costs, composting, recharging
• Rep. Larsen talks to veterans in Oak Harbor Wednesday
• Redistricting commission to unveil draft plan Sept. 13
• A little challenge to create a big smile
• Teaching positions cut in Oak Harbor, but not through layoffs
• Money raising for Lauderdale's county commissioner campaign off to a brisk start
• Land trust to cut back on deer hunter access to Trillium woods property
• Oak Harbor schools spend less, cut jobs in budget
• $10,000 donation from Wells Fargo honors Oak Harbor employee
• Oak Harbor man has face stepped on, now is going to prison
• Most Oak Harbor officials knew about archaeological site before project started
• Feds hand bank $18 million to boost business
• Highway 20 crash sends three to hospital
• Plot comes alive as Whidbey corpse kissed
• Island County Commissioner Emerson prepares ‘minority report’
• Whidbey winner in modeling contest brings crew to island for photo shoot
• Ferry fares to rise 2.5 percent in October
• Chetzemoka returns Friday to Coupeville-Port Townsend route
• Financial hurdles separate Nichols, Navy
• Island County's clean water fee delayed, department moves ahead
• Trio takes sailboat with no rudder for short spin in Penn Cove
• Back to School for Oak Harbor - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Bail dropped to $500,000 from $5 million for beauty queen murder suspect
• Mower champion
• Island County's juvenile jail costs come under fire
• Visiting teachers help restore Ebey’s Landing landmark
• Island County animal control officer injured in crash
• Oak Harbor Library closes one day for new desk
• Homeless man jailed for breaking into own car
• Island County Commissioners put selves on Internet
• Gun permit sought to fight off pirates
• North Whidbey Park and Recreation leaders react to pool levy failure
• Island County Sheriff's Office and Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• The night of the county commissioners
• Oak Harbor digs up $200K for archaeology
• Coupeville angler dies after landing ‘the fish of my dreams’
• Chetzemoka pulled from service next week
• Feldman lands Greenbank Farm’s executive director job
• Alleged death threats produce charges for Oak Harbor man
• Pave paradise and put in a parking lot?
• The house of Fords falls in Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor teachers lean toward furlough time
• Lauderdale officially announces run for commissioner | UPDATE
• Ruse lures inspector, Whidbey Island animal shelter ‘above average’
• North Whidbey voters say no to pool; Brewer, Hizon ahead in Oak Harbor
• Thomas to remain in jail on $5 million bond
• Night closures hit Oak Harbor highway
• Diving accident in Michigan claims Oak Harbor attorney
• Lauderdale officially announces run for Island County commissioner
• Men on the run with stolen Whidbey credit card
• Paragliding at Ebey’s Landing hits turbulence
• Dead man votes, wife charged with felony
• Island County officials contemplate skull in trash
• Police officers requested at Whidbey hospital board meeting
• WEAN sides with county against Oak Harbor
• Barefoot Bandit goes to the movies
• Oak Harbor man, 19, charged with sex with girl, 14
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor high school swim team stays afloat, for now
• More Native American remains found in Oak Harbor; count rises to 11
• Oak Harbor pays $30,000 to solve Erie Street flooding
• Oak Harbor’s ‘oldest living grad’ from ‘31 ready for reunion Saturday
• Bailey, Smith take salary cut; Haugen to retain her ‘fair’ pay
• Proposed sculpture runs into ‘Stumbly Ducklings’
• Chetzemoka restores two-boat service across Admiralty Inlet
• Thefts strike Coupeville artists hard
• Leaky cooler cuts ferry service in half across Admiralty Inlet | Update
• Murder suspect is coming back to Island County next week to face charges
• Island County Sheriff’s Office | Island Scanner
• An Oak Harbor teacher’s wild ride on ‘Fat Albert’
• Statue proposed as tribal tribute in Oak Harbor
• Island County burn ban starts Monday
• Oak Harbor's bone costs add up
• High school swim team may sink Monday
• Sheriff's office seeks IDs of thieves at Clinton Liquor Store
• Burglaries hit Coupeville businesses
• Oak Harbor Pool’s future rests in the hand of voters
• Construction policy challenged as ferry fares rise
• The old and the new: Air centennial draws thousands to NAS Whidbey
• Expect big delays for Arnold Road project
• Archaeological work begins in Oak Harbor
• Tom Tack resigns from Coupeville Town Council for better job
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• ‘Gadfly’ vs. Oak Harbor’s establishment
• Central Whidbey resident files to run for Price Johnson's county commissioner seat
• Supportive wetland report fires up Emerson
• Skin doctor leaves patients in lurch; Whidbey General Hospital hurries to find replacement
• Island County dog issue sparks a little night meeting debate
• One Port of Coupeville candidate opposes farm easement
• Third Oak Harbor site reveals no human bones
• Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way dig permit ends project halt
• Island County Sheriff's Office | Island Scanner
• Riders flock to new ferry on Coupeville to Port Townsend run
• Money rides on Whidbey cops kissing a pig
• Navy ships to sail past Whidbey to Seafair
• Whidbey base celebrates 100 years of naval aviation Saturday
• Parents on PACE to keep Cedar vigorous in Coupeville
• Oak Harbor man accused of assaulting wife, neighbor
• Plea bargain spares child from testifying
• Four vie for Oak Harbor City Council spot
• Coupeville loosens up student cell phone rules
• Oak Harbor shoreline master program to be updated
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Third bone site in Oak Harbor acknowledged, city cleared of wrongdoing | UPDATE
• Port candidates see Greenbank Farm as key issue
• Property valuations languish in Island County Assessor’s office
• Coupeville School District plays the waiting game
• Six tribes due at Oak Harbor bones meeting
• Clinton kidnapping survivor tells story of terror
• Oak Harbor tweaks restrictive campaign sign law
• Signs still torment Oak Harbor mayor
• Langley driver's life saved on Central Whidbey
• Short cars may miss fare hike
• Missing Whidbey Island woman fearful of son
• Three hurt in Highway 20 crash
• Oak Harbor again promotes Pioneer Way businesses
• Whidbey General Hospital commissioner attacked for alleged conflict of interest
• Better sight lines but no turn lanes at Cental Whidbey's Arnold Road
• Ferry service halted on Clinton-Mukilteo route
• Clinton-Mukilteo ferry service halted | UPDATE
• Sailings will resume at noon on Clinton-Mukilteo route | UPDATE
• Former Oak Harbor man facing third child rape trial sues defense attorneys
• Oak Harbor talks shoreline tonight
• Whidbey's Race Week starts with perfect winds
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Shadowhawks’ commander relieved
• Clinton murder suspect will be charged as an accomplice
• Rep. Larsen fields calls on deficit, default impact
• Meth-based Oak Harbor car dealer shutdown protested
• As hope for Oak Harbor pier fades, supporting project scuttled
• Oak Harbor school salary budget cut talks under way
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Devoted fans part with Potter in Oak Harbor
• Emerson lawyer tapped to pay Island County’s costs
• Whidbey celebrates 100 years of naval aviation
• Santa called to help North Whidbey needy in July
• Long prison term faces Oak Harbor child rapist
• Missing woman sought in Island County
• Whidbey Island Bank prospers in bad times
• Volunteers needed to restore Ferry house and water tower
• Oak Harbor City Council candidate involved in rent dispute
• New state park fee tolerated by motorists
• Greenbank solar project unveiling set
• Whidbey General Hospital to try again in February
• Ebey’s Reserve design guidelines edge forward
• Huden enters 'not guilty' plea on first-degree murder charge
• Dillards LID still on hold; Oak Harbor seeks more answers
• Coupeville School District chops away at Cedar program
• Skagit Valley College tuition increases 13 percent, limits put on Running Start
• It’s a berry short year
• Coupeville woman charged in $2 million con job
• Decision erases Oak Harbor Arts Commission members
• Passenger injured, Oak Harbor motorcyclist charged
• Clinton resident arrested in slaying of Bellingham woman | UPDATE
• Bones leave Oak Harbor vulnerable to lawsuit
• Oak Harbor Police Department and Coupeville Town Marshal’s Office | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor signs agreement for trash hauling on Seaplane Base
• Oak Harbor Lions Club cherry sales benefit Whidbey Island
• $2.16 million grant aimed at youngest readers
• Island County road patching is prelude to paving
• More than 3,000 Whidbey Island kids seek mental health help
• Oak Harbor Police Department, Island County Sheriff's Office | Island Scanner
• 3-year-old Oak Harbor boy dead, father under arrest in Montana
• Scorpions return to Whidbey for holiday
• Parade highlights sunny Fourth of July in Oak Harbor
• Man claims assault by Oak Harbor officer
• Oak Harbor celebrates Independence Day
• Oak Harbor City Council halts downtown advertising effort
• Oak Harbor man wanted for allegedly assaulting officer
• Coupeville school fees increase
• County commissioners consider night meetings
• Oak Harbor mayor promotes Nichols Brothers expansion into city
• Burial ground may be located under Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way
• Newest ferry restores Port Townsend-to-Coupeville route
• Bishop retires after 11 years as Coupeville public works director
• Archaeologist to inspect Oak Harbor outfall site
• Oak Harbor School District may scrub school swim team
• Nichols Brothers Boat Builders looks at expanding to Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor candidate told he can keep signs up after all
• Second ferry added to Coupeville-Port Townsend route in time for holiday weekend
• Ecstasy and agony of fireworks on Whidbey
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Bail set at $10 million for fugitive in Freeland murder
• Coupeville wants to publicize public deck
• Island County park plan to set hunting, smoking policies
• Island County Sheriff’s Office | Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor tells Dudley to take down campaign signs
• Island County wants Emerson to pay its lawyer fees
• Early budget figures bring relief to Island County
• Oak Harbor mayor wants Freeland growth money
• County auctions forgotten property
• Seahawks, Camp Patriot team up at fundraiser to help injured veterans
• Bones halt Oak Harbor road work
• Coupeville schools hit by large staff reduction
• Chumleigh vs. Kellzilla: Man protests county commissioner
• Downtown Oak Harbor nightclub damaged in fire
• Bereaved dad seeks tough laws for drugged driving
• Oak Harbor residents muse about bones’ origin
• More bones unearthed in Oak Harbor street project
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Highway 20 lane closures in Oak Harbor to last all summer
• City ignored warning of possible bones at road construction site
• State experts find bones of at least 3 Native Americans in Oak Harbor
• Chase from Deception Pass bridge to Oak Harbor results in charges
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Trail name suggestions kicked around
• Whidbey General Hospital ponders bond, merger
• Mowed hay creates hot spot for eagles on Whidbey Island
• Barefoot Bandit is headed to Island County
• Doctor’s note needed for immunization exemptions
• New ferry trails old in Admiralty crossings
• Human bones unearthed, stalls Oak Harbor project
• Island County commissioner Emerson’s nemesis gets a raise
• Vance belatedly challenges Almberg for Oak Harbor City Council
• Mariners Cove follows the rules on dredging
• Garudas welcomed home to Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
• Law allows toilets, trash cans back in the parks
• Historical Reserve looks to sell farmland
• Windy tradition kept alive by Wildcat grads
• Mermaid, Moon and Waves win Oak Harbor City Council nod
• Whidbey's student vets feel squeezed, Larsen told
• Emerson sticks to her lawsuit against Island County
• Paragliding may expand in Ebey’s Landing
• Clinton man charged with pointing gun at girlfriend
• Competition emerges in some Island County races
• Council primary shapes up as 4-way
• Weichert, Bowling sentenced for three North Whidbey highway deaths
• Three now vie for Oak Harbor council seat
• Emerson unhappy with Island County committee choices
• It’s levy renewal time for North Whidbey Parks and Recreation
• AP physics added to Oak Harbor schools
• Dudley files for Oak Harbor mayor, escorted by off-duty cops
• Island County property rights chapter kicks off
• Eaton challenges Munns for Oak Harbor council seat
• Many file early for Island County offices
• Ax falls on Oak Harbor school jobs
• Three hurt in Highway 20 crash
• Oak Harbor police follow trail of blood to suspect
• Oak Harbor mayor will run again
• Asphalt returns to Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way
• Oak Harbor toddler needs surgery after rape
• Work due on dangerous Arnold Road intersection near San de Fuca
• City parts company with marketing chief
• More enforcement, fewer wrecks on Highway 20 in Oak Harbor
• Drive-by shooting draws guilty pleas
• UPDATE | Kwarsick announces candidacy in Langley mayor's race
• Top admiral reassures on Whidbey Poseidons
• Postcards tell of Oak Harbor paving project
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Thousands honor, celebrate veterans on Whidbey Island
• Louie Louie still stuck in place
• Island County judge hurt in motorcycle crash
• Greenbank easement slowly advances
• Whidbey Island deer stricken by deadly ‘hair loss syndrome’
• A call for remembrance
• Two women choked, Oak Harbor man goes to prison
• Lawmakers pass bill to create ferry surcharge
• Judge dismisses Emerson lawsuit against Island County
• Oak Harbor Police Department | Island Scanner
• Coupeville's Memorial Day parade honors fallen heroes
• Eagle dies after being pulled from Puget Sound
• Security gates to limit Oak Harbor Marina access
• Oak Harbor's art funding source lost, turmoil results
• Two vie for Oak Harbor City Council seat
• Coupeville school’s survey now online
• Voter boundary lines may change by end of year
• Sexual assault trial faces Sen. Haugen’s husband
• Everybody out of the pool; new site on Central Whidbey for swim lessons
• Elderly trike rider injured in accident on North Whidbey
• Island Transit lands $896,000 for major project
• 10 face layoffs in Coupeville schools
• Coupeville schools increase rental costs
• Tin foil turns shoplifting accusation into felony charge
• Oak Harbor sees drop in sales tax
• Palmer is out, Brewer wants Oak Harbor City Council seat
• Woman killed in horse accident on North Whidbey Island
• Island County judge skeptical of Emerson lawsuit
• UPDATE | Horse facilities at Island County Fairgrounds closed as precaution against EHV-1 outbreak
• New vote tally on WGB bond vote: Measure defeated
• Acres of clams, and they’re not Ivar’s
• Skagit Valley College students protest loss at Whidbey Campus
• Whidbey's far north dooms hospital bond
• Oak Harbor art plans hit a financial bump in the road
• Trike rider injured in North Whidbey accident
• Oak Harbor art plans hit a financial bump in the road
• Canoeists flock to Penn Cove Water Festival
• Whidbey General Hospital bond struggling after first count
• Grant aids Whidbey kids in early learning
• Oak Harbor officer survives FBI’s ‘Yellow Brick Road’
• Island County prosecutor piles on charges against Barefoot Bandit
• Most ballots still not returned for Whidbey General Hospital bond measure
• Oak Harbor considers its transfer station
• Whidbey General Hospital voting ends on Tuesday
• Pass fees come to Whidbey Island state park users
• Oak Harbor man, 63, blames girl, 4, for rape
• Ducklings added late to Oak Harbor art mix
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Island County commissioner Emerson asks for 30 days before lawsuit action
• North Whidbey emergency rig in crash
• Cops find attic pot crop in Oak Harbor
• Costs rise for Oak Harbor's art ideas
• 64-car Salish joins Washington State Ferries fleet
• Island County’s tax levy is low, analyst says
• Suicide follows Coupeville school volunteer's child porn arrest
• Collision near Coupeville sends three to hospital
• Sailors run afoul of rain Round Whidbey
• Durango crash in Oak Harbor injures driver
• Whidbey police take back 250 pounds of pills
• Whidbey General Hospital rejects private takeover
• Man assaulted in Oak Harbor; cell phone stolen
• Coupeville fire cause traced to heater
• Engles help connect preservation dots
• Dismissal sought in politically charged sex case
• Oak Harbor Arts Commission to reconsider artwork for Pioneer Way
• Suicide count rises in county
• Harbormaster exonerated, but marina is without Funk
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Whales will replace salmon near the Coupeville Wharf
• Man with history charged with child rape
• Cannon blast opens boating season in Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor smooths way for new businesses
• New ferry 'Salish' delivery date delayed
• Koster announces repeat run for U.S. House seat
• Whidbey Island welcomes death of Osama bin Laden
• Corporation has eyes for Whidbey General Hospital
• In Coupeville, a historic home is still a home
• Central Whidbey cows get unexpected visitor in truck
• Driver who killed three in North Whidbey crash convicted on all counts
• City’s wellness effort pays off
• Caregivers’ Cove hits the shoals
• Island County takes on drug, alcohol treatment program
• Oak Harbor Fire calls decline in 2010
• Eating, playing fees hiked, rides longer for students
• Bowling pleads guilty, Weichert still on trial for 3 North Whidbey highway deaths
• Ferry rates hiked for summer
• A ‘whale’ of a landing at NAS Whidbey
• Summer road work includes Oak Harbor, dangerous Arnold Road intersection
• Valium may mean prison for Oak Harbor man
• Dirt street won’t deter Oak Harbor's celebration
• Four Pioneer art finalists make cut, plus mermaid
• A special start to Easter at Central Whidbey's Sunnyside Cemetery
• Legendary Skywarrior returns to Whidbey
• ‘Perfect storm’ means layoffs in Coupeville
• Harbor Haven shutters respite childcare center
• Unwanted pills collected by Whidbey Island law enforcement
• Whidbey decorates for Easter
• Voters poised to decide on Whidbey General Hospital bond
• Whidbey General tries to keep up with competition
• Whidbey women sparked first hospital drive
• Whidbey General Hospital aim: 1 patient per room
• Senate approves transportation budget with $32.1 million for new ferry
• Pulverizing Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way continues
• Oak Harbor man faces prison after punching ex-wife
• Panel nears Pioneer Way art decision
• If there’s need, there’s HOPE with supportive horsepower
• Oak Harbor man burned in blaze
• Oak Harbor step-mom fights special sentencing for sex offenders
• Island County seeks halt to suit by commissioner
• Coupeville airs coming school cuts
• Oak Harbor home invaders armed with tools
• Early Sunday accident sends Oak Harbor woman to intensive care
• Whidbey Island Skagit Valley College branches lose jobs, face cuts
• Environmental concerns sparked by Oak Harbor sewer plant siting
• Almberg fumbles on campaign announcement
• Low bid keeps Sea Ray stuck to Coupeville Wharf
• North Whidbey Fire and Rescue plunks down $1.55 million for new headquarters in Oak Harbor
• Trailhead marks city’s ‘crown jewel’
• Lonesome Emerson pushes for Island County tax cuts
• Oak Harbor expansion stymied in 2-1 vote
• Glock goes off inside Oak Harbor man’s pocket, hits toes
• New ferry Salish begins sea trials today
• BB gun culprits strike again
• A mighty wind slows Whidbey Marathon runners
• No-go zone around orcas doubles
• NAS Whidbey squadron commander relieved of duty after alleged drunk driving incident
• Oak Harbor man arrested in child sex sting operation
• Whidbey's Purvis marks 70 years of Lionhood
• Navy sewer plant site added; Oak Harbor residents to get their say soon
• Whidbey’s census forecast: Gray and grayer
• Sewer system comes back to haunt Oak Harbor
• Whidbey Marathon weekend arrives
• Whidbey Island food banks filler larders for spring demand
• Car windows blasted with BB gun in Oak Harbor
• Thousands dial in to Rep. Larsen's tele-town hall
• Motorists should watch for runners on Whidbey Island roads
• Whidbey marathon to attract 2,000
• Congressman Larsen holds telephone town hall tonight
• One-way project marks one month in Oak Harbor
• Arsonist may be active in Oak Harbor
• Island County prosecutor wins on vehicular homicide motions
• Coupeville kids do jumping jacks for Guinness
• County elections will never be the same without Loann Gulick
• Earth Day Family Fun Fair
• Coupeville meets, fetes, canoeists on Camano Island
• No opposition limits Whidbey General Hospital pamphlet
• Second woman reported choked by suspect
• Downtown Oak Harbor shows signs of new life
• North Whidbey Park and Recreation District faces court over sexual abuse claim
• Former Island County commissioner Gordon Koetje passes away
• Painful cuts inevitable in Coupeville schools
• Coupeville tries to retain its green
• Oak Harbor welfare cheat faces jail time
• Oak Harbor School District conferences moved for makeup snow days
• Newest ferries, Salish and Kennewick, may stay in Admiralty Inlet
• Fuel spill, accident, close Highway 20
• Islands Red Cross reduces hours starting April 1
• Oak Harbor man hits woman, kicks up a fuss on way to jail
• Car-stealing, Tater-Tot burner accused in Whidbey burglaries
• Controversial West Beach Road on North Whidbey widening project goes out to bid
• Sex offender moves home to Scenic Heights in Oak Harbor
• Island Scanner: Island County Sheriff’s Office; Oak Harbor Police Department
• Firefighters practice on old farm house on North Whidbey
• Baseball bat, BB gun add up to rare ‘riot’ in Oak Harbor
• No match found for foot on Greenbank beach
• Fire destroys Coupeville home
• Thief suspect makes impressions on big TVs
• Mukilteo terminal work completed ahead of schedule
• Bomb threat was a dud at Oak Harbor Middle School
• Concern soars as North Whidbey Middle School scores plummet
• Mistake doubles up Island County tax statements
• Couple pledges $900,000 if Whidbey General Hospital bond is approved
• Haugen: Salish’s arrival a ‘done deal’
• Capt. Shay takes command of Electronic Attack Wing
• Short-lived coordinator joins Wounded Warriors
• North Whidbey crash victim’s sister charged with heroin possession
• Taxpayers lower Oak Harbor Marina bond rates
• Merrill named North Whidbey Fire and Rescue training officer
• Oak Harbor sports teams spared from paring, for now
• UPDATE | Boat fire leads to disruption in ferry service
• Search continues for Clinton bank robber
• Central Whidbey dog lovers lose home to alleged swindler
• Oak Harbor Club Invites Public To Speech-a-Thon
• Lancers welcomed home to Whidbey
• Whidbey's Penn Cove goes gray for a day
• Island County property tax statements later than usual
• Whale sightings signal spring on Whidbey Island
• Separate trips by Whidbey officials produce hope for Navy P-8A’s
• Whidbey Island crowd shows little interest in hospital bond
• Sewer back up is main problem in Coupeville
• How Businesses Benefit From Toastmasters
• Lancers return to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island
• UPDATE: Two men rescued from rough waters of Deception Pass
• Fear of nuclear fallout prompts search for potassium iodide pills
• Whidbey General Hospital's Emergency Services director complains of demise
• Oak Harbor Roller Barn arson suspected; zombie exonerated
• Relieved Oak Harbor parents learn daughter safe in Japan after 'quake, tsunami
• Oak Harbor middle school day cut; seven teachers lose jobs
• Island County readies hundreds of foreclosure notices
• Commissioner hosts meeting on D.C. trip
• Sen. Haugen tells Whidbey crowd: These cuts will hurt
• Oak Harbor parents frantic over daughter stuck in Japan
• Pioneer Way closed to vehicular traffic
• Whidbey Island sailors help in Japanese quake disaster
• Woman burned out of home helped by Home Depot
• Online comments spur venue change request for deadly North Whidbey crash trial
• Chamber director named to city planning board
• City finally complies with law
• Expect Deception Pass bridge delays next week
• Remote testimony by boy reverses rape conviction
• Speedy motorcyclist faces high-speed chase charges
• Four Oak Harbor sewer sites aired
• Listening is Important Key to Communication
• New chamber space, restrooms open in downtown Coupeville
• Tsunami advisory in effect for Whidbey, Strait of Juan de Fuca, Admiralty Inlet
• Senator Haugen speaks, parties at Rec Hall
• County collects shoreline visions
• Oak Harbor pledges $167K to market downtown
• Oak Harbor bail jumper gets added jail time on charge
• Former sheriff, ‘Whidbey icon’ passes away
• Island Scanner: Island County Sheriff’s Office
• Teen appears unhurt after collision on North Whidbey Island
• Sprinkler system saves Oak Harbor’s Roller Barn
• Burglars portray magazine salesmen in Oak Harbor
• Former Oak Harbor man wanted on escape from custody charge
• County creates job in 2-1 decision
• Oak Harbor Pioneer Way project begins after 35 years of talking
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Fall claimed bicyclist’s life, coroner rules
• Whidbey hospital CEO forums set
• Lots of choices in 2011
• Dudley challenges Slowik for mayor
• Mussels star this weekend in Coupeville
• Oak Harbor school board may tinker with schedules
• Winter storm causes Oak Harbor’s seniors graduation complications
• Leading figures butt heads over Oak Harbor development
• High winds cut power at 15 locations on Whidbey Island
• UPDATE: Chetzemoka returns to service
• Semi blocks Highway 20
• Island County nonprofit creates forever friends
• Island County commissioners lose battle for Navy lobbying trip
• Whidbey News-Times makes website changes; upgrades comments, calendar
• Pioneer project begins Tuesday
• Ferry spiffed up to return home
• Trailer park residents surprised by evictions
• UPDATE: Islanders deal with late-winter snow, cold
• Station changes, levy lift, may be in Central Whidbey’s future
• Whidbey Island roller girls take pride in pain
• Whidbey Island credit union meetings set
• Island County announces end to trash pick-ups
• Hope remains for base Poseidons
• Emerson doesn’t swallow pill take-back program
• Whidbey Island faces snow days
• Island dogs, cats offered an altered reality Tuesday
• Whidbey's ‘Little Bit’ rescued, needs home
• Online survey offered to News-Times readers
• Element takes heat at Oak Harbor City Council meeting
• Oak Harbor dredges up money for marina
• Island woman finds drug court transformational
• Detectives investigate death of Oak Harbor cyclist found on side of road
• Oak Harbor Marina to net 30,000 foster fish
• Chetzemoka runs aground at Coupeville ferry terminal
• Hospital officials makes $50 million bond vote official
• Lonesome Dudley votes no again
• Stressed Afghan vet gets two weeks for gun incident
• Navy training exercises may impact public
• Oak Harbor man hospitalized after minivan collides with semi on North Whidbey
• How to Succeed with Verbal Communications
• Historic Colt .45 seized from felon triggers hunt for owner
• Congressman says no P8-As for Whidbey
• Island County commissioners retreat; go different directions
• iPod, iLearn: Hillcrest Elementary students get tech savvy and top scores
• Mayor walks out of store with ‘sign of protest’
• Langley official helps Coupeville
• Public missing at hospital bond forum in Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor pedestrian suffers serious injury after being struck twice
• Ferry trips longer during Mukilteo dock work
• Ferry district taxing plan sinks, surcharge being developed
• Cops seek drive-by shooter in Oak Harbor
• New cabinets complete Ebey House makeover
• Mermaid mesmerizes Oak Harbor art lovers
• Price tag soars for Whidbey General Hospital violations
• Electrical problem knocks out Chetzemoka Tuesday night
• Oak Harbor Marina leader resigns in wake of audit
• Delays hamper North Whidbey’s fire district projects
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Island Scanner: Island County Sheriff's Office
• Small earthquake reported in North Sound
• Coast Guard rescue swimmer helps save sailors at Deception Pass
• Assessor’s file cleared, legal move dropped
• Council balks at sharing more tourism money
• 18-year-old charged with crimes against girlfriend
• Navy bomb squad at island’s disposal
• Pioneer Way road project hits major milestone
• Babysitting rapist sentenced to prison
• No one blamed for Oak Harbor's erroneous meeting rules
• Lower values increase Whidbey General Hospital bond rate
• A hero's regret: Oak Harbor woman deals with fire's aftermath
• Papers fear public’s at risk if notices move to web
• Freeland man plans a medical marijuana co-op
• Coupeville earmarks $3,800 for trees
• Pioneer Way public art proposals pared to 15
• Marina bonds flop, city may borrow from itself
• Oak Harbor man beats woman, assaults officer, charges allege
• Man finds porn’s not free
• Emersons seek injunction to stop the fines
• Doin’ time in Oak Harbor: Program puts prisoners to work
• Examiner paves way for gravel mine expansion
• Sprinkler system tackles Oak Harbor nursing home supply room fire
• Former chaplain faces charges
• Island County seeks accused molester, self-described 'healer'
• Illegal Oak Harbor open meeting rules reviewed
• Ferry reforms proposed in Olympia
• Island Transit facility hits roadblock
• Island County commissioners at odds over word, retreat
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Oak Harbor officials travel to assure future of P-3 Orions
• Email snafu a 'catastrophe' for Island County prosecutor
• Freeland subarea planning continues
• Critics say proposed Ebey’s Landing regulations vague
• Oak Harbor Marina bond sale attracts no interest
• Island County sheriff, prosecutor struggle with cuts
• ‘Unleaded’ turns to diesel for couple at Safeway
• Low bids cut Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way project costs
• Coupeville's favorite coffee shop closes today
• CSI: Coupeville gives kids a clue
• Defendants call lawsuit by Emersons 'frivolous'
• Oak Harbor man hits car, charged with DUI
• Highway 20 to get facelift in Oak Harbor
• Coupeville plans school budget as enrollment drops
• Transit may borrow millions for facilities
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Coupeville shoots down gun sales on South Main
• Rescuers paddle out to save Penn Cove canoeist from drowning
• New Year’s Day gunplay in Oak Harbor leads to arrest
• Car fire on Central Whidbey sends man to hospital with burn
• Oak Harbor sharpens school budget ax
• Wrecker wrecked in mishap near Coupeville
• Home repair help sought for Whidbey Island’s poor
• Oak Harbor public funds at risk, state auditor says
• Whidbey Island pets await funds for plush new shelter
• Island County vindicated in fund interest dispute
• Missing guest sparks violence in Oak Harbor
• Whidbey Island merchants hopeful in 2011
• Whidbey attorney may have stolen millions from former clients
• Body on Greenbank beach identified as Arlington man
• Tenth District trio ready for budget battle
• Oak Harbor councilman announces cancer diagnosis
• New Island County assessor goes to court to clear record
• Artifacts found, Oak Harbor sewer outfall fix faces long delay
• Land-use fines reach $37,000 against new Island County commissioner, husband
• PR firm’s pay shrinks as Oak Harbor takes bigger role
• Coupeville ferry returns after valve repaired
• Signs point to Skywarrior’s return to Whidbey
• Senate Transportation chair rips governor's ferry taxing district proposal
• Gravel pit expansion grates on neighbors in Greenbank
• Island County Fair threatened by governor's budget
• Oak Harbor’s strip club rules head for final catwalk
• Information scant on rumored downtown Oak Harbor shooting
• Republican Emerson takes over from Dean
• Blaze claims North Whidbey home
• Cars roll over on slippery Whidbey roads
• Conservation District holds elections
• 2010 in review
• Coast Guard will fire flashbangs
• Whidbey animal contract changes made to keep group at bay
• Higher fares kick in Jan. 1 on state ferries
• SHOCK: Island County rejects another fee hike
• Sculpture to memorialize Oak Harbor’s three founders
• Whidbey's Navy always delivers; even babies
• $80,000 for art downtown pondered
• Search under way to find money for parks
• Sturdy, talented Oakes handed another hat by Island County
• Land eyed for preservation in Reserve
• Counting birds for Christmas
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Parks dispute paying more for fire service
• Contract awarded to start Greenbank solar project
• Langley planning director announces resignation
• Washington state AG flipflops, ferry fare hike moves forward
• Hospital overtime squabble with union boils over
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Initiative stops ferry fare hike before it starts
• Pertussis strikes Oak Harbor schools
• Island County commissioners approve clean water tax
• Winter weather claims Whidbey landmark
• Drive aims to honor Oak Harbor founders in steel
• Proposed utility fee spawns debate over health of Island County water
• Mystery body washes ashore at Greenbank
• Postal service investigates after Alzheimer's patient gives $2 million to Coupeville woman
• Meth bust made near Sheriff's Office in Coupeville
• Whidbey school districts lose in state budget cuts
• Planner barks about Coupeville's new tree ordinance
• Local lawmakers raise alarm over proposed 10-percent increase in ferry fares
• Whidbey General Hospital gets closer to its $50-million bond proposal
• Transient in truck leads Oak Harbor police in chase
• Island County Sheriff's Office asks for help in identifying body
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Oak Harbor man goes to prison on cocaine charge
• Idea to move Mukilteo Ferry Terminal gets a resounding raspberry
• All aboard for Christmas Village: Oak Harbor holiday tradition alive and well
• Oak Harbor woman rescued from blaze she allegedly started
• Pioneer Way project’s fate in the balance
• Island County eyes plate of fee hikes before year’s end
• Greenbank Farm solar project sparks questions
• 3 deaths pinned on tire mix-up?
• Whidbey may lose Chetzemoka’s sister
• City Council puts brakes on EnviroIssues contract
• Louie, Louie, it gotta go, port says
• Girls join Oak Harbor High School wrestling family
• Community honors Whidbey Island Naval Air Station's best
• Volunteers sought to help plan county
• Oak Harbor marketing plan under construction
• Ebey’s Forever Fund needs $13,000 for preservation goal
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Freeland man’s contact with girl gets aggravating
• Homola wields gavel as county board chair
• Oak Harbor man imprisoned for beating ex-girlfriend
• Pearl Harbor survivors honored at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
• Oak Harbor sewer plant siting difficult
• NAS Whidbey Search and Rescue: Ready for anything
• Pearl Harbor remembered at Crescent Harbor
• Ferry communities brace for budget battle
• Warrant seeks Oak Harbor man for child rape charge
• False welfare claims charged against Oak Harbor woman
• Oak Harbor jail hanging likely headed back to court
• Where do you want the Oak Harbor sewer plant?
• Whidbey welcomes back Grey Knights squadron
• 'Predator' status sought to keep rapist in prison
• Attorney general sides with newspaper in Oak Harbor meeting dispute
• Home photos pulled from Island County website
• Harris-Moore's mom: 'I told him I would send him to flight school ... but I guess he couldn't wait'
• Oak Harbor man charged with assaulting girlfriend
• Online photos may be deleted by Island County assessor
• Oak Harbor's fabled metal horse ring to be saved
• Winds across Whidbey disrupt ferry service
• Black Friday jump starts business for island stores
• Developers have convincing to do for Oak Harbor annexation
• Island County water utility tax meetings on tap
• Van Pelt takes over as Island County clerk
• Whidbey welcomes back Grey Knights P-3C squadron
• Oak Harbor woman dies in ‘suspicious’ nighttime fire
• Whidbey's Holiday House supports homeless kids
• More Whidbey Island families seek food bank help
• Let us grow, Oak Harbor tells Island County
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Threatened immigrant won’t be deported
• Sex offender back in jail after church visits
• Oak Harbor bars the public from audit findings
• 3.1 quake rocks snowy Whidbey
• Snow and ice create Deception Pass nightmare for drivers
• Monday morning snow storm hits Whidbey Island
• Whidbey Island attorney resigns following theft allegations
• Storm just a taste of more to come
• Oak Harbor man found not guilty in child rape case
• Chetzemoka starts with rough sailing
• Oak Harbor police won’t surrender their pay raise
• Island Scanner: Island County Sheriff's Office
• Mazda property nixed, Heller Rd. likely for fire building
• 'Barefoot Bandit' may return to Island County for more charges
• Anacortes man injured standing between a woman and her beer
• Search is on for Deception Pass Bridge jumper
• Island County's clean water charge advances
• Oak Harbor school board adopts latest cell phone search policy
• Money left on band director’s front porch
• As Chetzemoka welcomed, doubts about Salish arise
• 60 mph winds blast Whidbey Island Monday night
• Oak Harbor police may be alone in pay raises
• Oak Harbor Veterans of Foreign Wars honor Old Glory with flames
• Wait for ferry ends Sunday; Governor to christen the Chetzemoka
• Homeless sex offender is coming to Oak Harbor
• Two women hospitalized as fire destroys mobile home in Oak Harbor
• Whidbey Island remembers veterans: Love and a spoon kept a POW alive
• Hospital approves 1 percent tax hikes
• Island County commissioner concedes defeat
• $100,000 from feds boosts drug court effort
• Whidbey Sea-Tac Shuttle bus involved in 5-car accident on I-5
• Students team up to renovate Admiralty Head Lighthouse
• Students team up to renovate Admiralty Head Lighthouse
• North Whidbey Fire and Rescue approves tax hike
• 50-car Steilacoom II cost ferries millions of dollars
• Skywarrior’s return: Islanders anxiously await the A-3 ‘whale’
• Finally, a new ferry returns to Whidbey Island
• Larsen wins, Dean clings to recount hope in Island County race
• North Whidbey Fire and Rescue approves tax hike
• $100,000 from feds boosts Island County drug court effort
• Divided Oak Harbor City Council moves forward with 2011 tax hike
• Commercial stalls traffic at Deception Pass
• Cell phone search policy returns to Oak Harbor School Board
• ‘Gerral’s Girl’ gets her wings back
• Emerson sues Dean over flyer in Island County election
• Only one ferry in plans for Coupeville
• Dean predicts recount is coming in Island County
• Emerson's lead narrows in Island County commissioner race
• Emerson's lead grows in Island County commissioner race
• Heroin charge looms for Whidbey woman charged in fatal wreck
• Oak Harbor choking suspect faces felony assault charge
• Coupeville food bank readies for busy Thanksgiving
• Ebey’s Forever promotes rural heritage
• Farmers adapt to survive in Ebey’s Reserve
• Emerson is winning Island County's commissioner's race thanks to North Whidbey voters
• Island Scanner: Island County Sheriff's Office
• Tab nears $500,000 to placate Pioneer merchants
• Emerson, Engle take commanding leads in Island County election
• Whidbey wreck injures two, including Good Samaritan
• Family discipline dispute leads to assault charge for Navy man
• Mechanics back at work fixing cars in Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor babysitter charged with molestation
• A host to ghosts: Strange happenings in the Island County Museum
• Highway 20 wreck forces lane closure and traffic backup
• 24-hour ballot dropoff added as Island County election nears
• Oak Harbor man allegedly breaks in, beats girlfriend
• Chetzemoka sailing tickets up for grabs
• Thief adds sour note to Oak Harbor Middle School band fundraiser
• Oak Harbor approves development to replace mobile home park
• Wind blows in second damage claim at Oak Harbor Marina
• American Legion barely survives its bookkeeper
• Coupeville test scores looking up
• Union claims county missed chance to save hundreds of thousands
• Man injured in dog fight tussle at Greenbank Farm
• With eye on mayor’s seat, Dudley thwarts another vote
• Whidbey Island police forces team up for big meth bust
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• A close shave fights cancer
• Dog missing, owner gets gun
• Coupeville loses money on student enrollment
• Driver hit by ambulance sues in Island County Superior Court
• North Whidbey fire district bids on car dealership
• Video key in nailing Oak Harbor man for assault
• State proposes 2.5 percent increase in ferry fares
• Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor School District budget cuts may hurt less than feared
• Change pinches commercial crabbers
• Bad weekend for Whidbey Island ferries
• Wishes grow short as city tackles budget
• Spina wins in barn battle
• Avoiding Coupeville’s long way around
• Abandoned Whidbey Island Mazda site could house fire engines
• Island County commissioner candidate embroiled in permit allegations
• Candidates toss barbs at Oak Harbor forum
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Memorial set for teacher that died in climbing accident
• Bailey faces park manager for ‘most important term’
• Accidental Deception Pass fall kills Arlington man
• Car theft victim charged for pot plants at Freeland home
• Island County commissioners delay Crockett Barn decision
• Island County slams door on Oak Harbor growth area
• Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way project keeps Island County grant
• Oak Harbor eyes 1 percent annual property tax hike
• Pumpkins carve out impression at Coupeville's Harvest Fest
• News-Times staffers take home state awards
• Public ideas sought on possible Mukilteo terminal change
• Hodson finishes fourth term on advisory committee as ferry route name changes to Coupeville
• Island County officials team up to save baby program
• Fifth H (Horse) to help save Whidbey's 4-H
• Dudley switches offensive to Oak Harbor utility hikes
• County assessor battles in-house challenger
• Chetzemoka inaugural sailing begins Nov. 14 from Coupeville to Port Townsend
• From Cornet Bay to e-Bay to jail bay
• Island County supports Oak Harbor's Pioneer grant
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Oak Harbor Public Works pitches hopeless wish list
• Library checks out electricity monitors
• Island County Coroner faces medical doctor in race for another term
• Drug take-back a big success
• State audit slaps assessor’s office
• Whidbey's Biz Expo returns
• Homola hits tax hike vote, wins public applause
• The Green Street of Oak Harbor
• Tesoro fined $2.38 million for explosion that killed 7, 2 from Oak Harbor
• Police talk down man with gun on West Beach
• Island County budget cuts go public
• Enrollment dip alarms Coupeville
• Gunman closes West Beach Road
• Oak Harbor’s one-way foes gear up for court battle — again
• Politics split commissioner candidates
• Retired Oak Harbor teacher's body recovered in mountains
• Oak Harbor's Sugar Baby has 16 sweet puppies
• Yes indeed, Trillium forest deal becomes official
• Community helps Whidbey man left homeless after fire
• After 10 years, Highway 20 project near Arnold Road to begin
• Meals on Wheels lifeline strained
• Two Oak Harbor women charged in accident that killed three
• Jeep hits Oak Harbor tree and rolls over
• Retired Oak Harbor school teacher feared lost in climbing accident
• Whidbey Island Bank buys second failing bank during 'unique time'
• Oak Harbor couple are running for county offices
• Pacific Rim Institute funds fall short
• Tax on telephone calls before Island County Commissioners
• Oak Harbor beer thief faces plethora of charges
• Experimental tidal energy project moves ahead in Admiralty Inlet
• Four Oak Harbor schools fall short in testing
• African crane draws stares on Whidbey Island
• Council moves for six years of utility hikes instead of three
• Judge sides with city on Pioneer sidewalk dispute in Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor moves forward with sewer outfall fix
• Trillium closure delayed; Land Trust officials say deal is still emminent
• Forgery alleged in squabble over family farm on North Whidbey
• Historic home to host visitors to Ebey's Landing
• Navy plans complete, foes fear for whales
• I-COM’s poor accounting ripped by state auditors
• 25 more Island County jobs on the block
• Island Scanner: Oak Harbor Police Department
• Take two pills, call the police in the morning
• Fire claims car in Oak Harbor Safeway parking lot
• Oak Harbor School District enrollment up but down
• Waterfront trail head project moves forward
• Painful Island County cuts ready for public comment
• Oak Harbor vet has to euthanize eagle hit by shotgun
• Rossi calls for less government on trip to Whidbey
• State owns the Chetzemoka, start date uncertain
• Anacortes woman dies in Friday morning accident on Whidbey | Update
• Oak Harbor council moves to secure $1 million Island County grant
• Whidbey man loses all but dog in battle against trailer fire
• Expiring Island County clerk, deputy go for more training
• Oak Harbor City Council eyes years of utility rate increases
• Oak Harbor 2 year old battles brain cancer
• Sunken dinghy sparks emergency search between Whidbey and Camano islands
• Island County Utility tax proposal draws fire
• Victim shows compassion for bat-wielding assailant in Coupeville attack
• City asked to reduce water use
• Island Scanner: Island County Sheriff's Office
• Council members reveal a flurry of conflicts
• Cash, drugs, gun found on Oak Harbor bar brawler
• Researchers hope fires spark butterflies’ return
• Heroin, cocaine, pot, gun found at scene of fatal accident on North Whidbey
• Dangerous Zylstra Road curve claims another crash
• Coupeville parents alerted about man who made threats
• Trade burn barrels for compost bins
• Burn ban lifted in Island County
• Pretty and polished: Oak Harbor High School renovation wraps up
• Mix of liquor initiatives add to county budget woes
• More delays hit project on Oak Harbor Street
• Write-ins put Lewis on Island County ballot against Rep. Smith
• Three killed, three injured in crash north of Oak Harbor
• 3 killed, 3 injured in Friday night accident on North Whidbey
• So long, summer; hello, homework
• Island Scanner
• Oak Harbor school district budget to tighten
• New Freeland plan meets the public
• Threatening phone calls lead to arrest
• Fort Ebey fire claims three acres of grassland
• Deadliest Catch crew expected to reel in crowds this Saturday
• Trillium Woods victory near for Land Trust
• Level 2 sex offender to live in Oak Harbor
• Oak Harbor councilmen deny conflict
• Stranded crabbers rescued from Saratoga Passage Friday night
• ACLU hits proposed Oak Harbor High School cell phone policy
• Former altar boy accuses priest
• Alibi tampering hurts burglar’s cause
• School district adjusts rental rates to break even
• Fire hall developer readies work plan
• Intervention allowed in Crockett barn appeal
• Lonesome Langley supports Prop. 1 in county vote
• Next stop jail for Central Whidbey woman in neighborhood dispute
• Critics decry 20 ‘ticky tack’ homes in Coupeville
• Foot found on Whidbey Island beach
• List earns new ferry nickname: “I-Lean”
• Dudley: Take back Oak Harbor’s $1 million
• Septic program seen as successful so far
• Oak Harbor sexting policy extends to cyberbullying
• Fire hall designs to be aired in Coupeville
• Regulators scrutinize Oak Harbor's Pioneer Way project
• Elephants show their muscle in Island County election
• Deputies, mothers, babies targeted in Island Couny budget cuts
• Island County Fair continues through the weekend
• Stalled 20-home subdivision edges ahead in Coupeville
• Island County Conservation Futures action delayed again
• Island County deputy crashes motorcycle on Camano, arrested for DUI
• Oak Harbor Garden Club beautifies city with gazebo donation
• Coupeville’s ‘ultimate volunteer’ passes away
• New ferry's vibration woes cured, may start Keystone service in October
• Vehicular assault charge revived against Freeland businessman
• Hopped up thief leads police chase
• Sculpting good times; Driftwood Day launches Saturday
• Oak Harbor to lobby for new Deception Pass Bridge
• $1,000 buys old Coupeville fire station
• Residents fight back against pitbull attacks
• Base welcomes new leader
• State auditor at a loss to determine cost of Oak Harbor officer's inaccurate time cards
• Checking for Sexting: Oak Harbor School Board policy would let school officials search students&rsqu
• New medians, sidewalks torn up and replaced in Oak Harbor
• Sex with underage girl started with Myspace
• Whidbey bank grows, sheds ‘Island’ unofficially
• Proposition 1 trailing badly in Island County primary
• 39th Annual Holland Happening
• Nature's Path Whidbey Island Marathon
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