Oak Harbor Public Schools is asking voters to consider renewing our local levy in a special election on February 11 to provide funding to maintain important student programs and services. This renews the levy expiring at the end of 2025 that fully funds our athletics programs and also provides art,...
WHIDBEY NEWS TIMES: Community members advocate for the renewal of an Oak Harbor school levy that funds “athletics, arts, small classes, special education, nurses, mental health counselors, librarians, safety enhancements, technology and more.” Election day is February 11.
WHIDBEY NEWS TIMES: Friday morning, community members met with Oak Harbor Mayor Ronnie Wright at Mad Batter Bakehouse on Pioneer Way for a casual conversation about the city’s pressing issues.
CITY OF OAK HARBOR: This morning, we kicked off “The Wright Blend: Coffee & Conversation with Mayor Wright.”
WHIDBEY NEWS TIMES: Oak Harbor Mayor Ronnie Wright assembled a task force this week to create a plan for the increasing number of homeless people in the city.
WHIDBEY NEWS TIMES: Dannah McCullough, executive director of the Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce, was let go Tuesday morning, shortly after Steve Bristow, the president of the board, announced his resignation.
On February 11, our community will be deciding whether to renew the Oak Harbor Public Schools levy, which helps fund important student programs and services that aren’t fully covered by the state. Renewing the levy will help fill in budget gaps and make sure we can prioritize health and safety...
WHIDBEY NEWS TIMES: Funding for Oak Harbor’s future projects may not be attainable without the creation of a port district on North Whidbey.
