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Several Oak Harbor parents voiced their opinions on a proposed policy revision for the Oak Harbor School District that would allow counselors to tell parents that their child is transgender, even if the student does not want them to.

The North Whidbey Fire and Rescue District posted the agenda for their Aug. 9, 2022 board meeting.

The Oak Harbor School District posted the agenda for their Aug. 8, 2022 board meeting.

The Oak Harbor City Council replaced Beth Munns as mayor pro tem after an incident between Munns and members of city staff. The council selected Tara Hizon to replace Munns.

The Oak Harbor City Council posted the agenda for their Aug. 3, 2022 council meeting.

Members of the Oak Harbor City Council are finally going to discuss next week whether to strip the city’s first female mayor pro tem of the position over an alleged threat.

The Oak Harbor School District board of directors are considering a policy change that would permit counselors to inform parents about their children’s transgender or “gender-expansive” status.

Oak Harbor Mayor Bob Severns wrote a Sound Off column for the Whidbey News-Times about the benefits of Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (NASWI)

The Oak Harbor City Council voted to create a parks and recreation department to oversee the marina, parks, and senior services divisions.

WhidbeyHealth’s board of commissioners is accepting applications for an upcoming vacancy until Sep. 1.