Latest Curated Headlines from Oak Harbor and North Whidbey

The Oak Harbor School Board has decided to table a gender policy revision that would allow counselors to tell parents that their child is transgender, even if the student does not want them to.

The Island County Democrats sent an email to supporters on Aug. 31, 2022 announcing a community forum with interim WhidbeyHealth CEO Michael Layfield on Sept. 22.

Former Oak Harbor mayor pro tem Beth Munns has publicly released the human resources investigation into an alleged threat she made to City Administrator Blaine Oborn on June 8.

The Oak Harbor School District posted the agenda for their Aug. 29, 2022 board meeting.

Oak Harbor city staff is considering raising system development charges as well as lowering utility rates by 3%.

The Oak Harbor City Council posted the agenda for their Aug. 24, 2022 workshop meeting.

The North Whidbey Pool, Park, and Recreation District posted the agenda for their Aug. 23, 2022 board meeting.

Former mayor pro tem Beth Munns plans to publicly release the human resources investigation into an alleged threat she made to City Administrator Blaine Oborn on June 8.

The response period for a North Whidbey Fire and Rescue survey has been extended in the hopes that higher participation will foster public awareness about the fire department’s needs.

The Whidbey Island Public Hospital District is looking for a new commissioner to replace the departing Nancy Fey, and a new WhidbeyHealth CEO.