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Vice President Erik Mann announced his resignation from the Oak Harbor School District board at Monday’s meeting.

At a recent Island County Board of Commissioners work session, commissioners said that no government entities have made a firm commitment to own and operate the airport, despite the county’s offer of financial assistance.

A federal employee traveled from Washington D.C. to tour Crescent Harbor Elementary last Tuesday to assess the poor condition of the school.

Election results for the Nov. 8, 2022 general election in Island County, WA. Results are updated daily.

A parcel of land near Maple Leaf Cemetery has been annexed by the city of Oak Harbor in order to build housing.

Michelle Kuss-Cybula, superintendent of the Oak Harbor School District, wrote a Sound Off column for the Whidbey News-Times about the district’s February 2023 bond measure.

Oak Harbor citizens voted to raise property taxes in order for the fire department to build a new station, hire more staff and purchase new equipment.

Incumbent candidates in Island County races are ahead in the first count of ballots Tuesday night while two ballot measures for the Oak Harbor Fire Department are doing well.

WhidbeyHealth presented the agenda for a special meeting of the hospital district’s board of commissioners to be held on Tue., Nov. 15 at WhidbeyHealth Medical Center.

Oak Harbor officials recently laid out two years of spending plans, which includes large road projects, a downtown revitalization study, the purchase of a marina boat yard and new places to play pickleball.