Family wins abuse settlement against Oak Harbor church

Whidbey News Times - Fri Nov 06

Four Oak Harbor children who were sexually abused by a former youth leader at Living Faith Christian Center won a $150,000 settlement from the church's insurance company last week.

Thefts, mugging and missing Salami in Oak Harbor

Whidbey News Times - Fri Nov 06

The following items were selected from reports made to the Oak Harbor Police Department: Friday, Nov.

Wine bottle victim no stranger to police

Whidbey News Times - Fri Nov 06

An 18-year-old Oak Harbor man who got hit over the head with an empty wine bottle while burglarizing a garage Oct.

Boy brings peanut dog to school

KING-TV Seattle - Thu Nov 05

All Judie Gonzalez wanted in life was a chance for her son Logan to go to school like other children.

Hey, don't forget it's November

KOMO-TV Seattle - Thu Nov 05

A big storm that is affecting most of the entire Pacific Coastline is bringing steady rains and gusty winds to Western Washington Thursday.

Library tax holds slim approval

The Herald - Thu Nov 05

A tax increase proposal that would help maintain library services across Snohomish and Island counties gained a little breathing room Wednesday as another large batch of ballots was counted.

Jerome still leads in South Whidbey port race

Central Kitsap Reporter - Wed Nov 04

Chris Jerome is still in the lead in the race for Position 2 on the board for the Port of South Whidbey.

Gordon to take port seat, Jerome and Enell in a tight race

Whidbey News-Times - Wed Nov 04

Only one candidate had a sure path to a seat on the board for the Port of South Whidbey on Election Night: Curt Gordon.

Helland on the way to another term on fire district commission

Whidbey News-Times - Wed Nov 04

Two-term incumbent Mike Helland is handily defeating former three-term commissioner Gary Gabelein in the race for another six-year term on the Island County Fire District 3 board of commissioners.

Library officials hopeful that levy will pass

Islands Sounder - Tue Nov 03

Voters were approving a proposed property tax levy by Sno-Isle Libraries. According to early vote tallies, the measure was passing with just over the 50-percent mark in Island and Snohomish counties.