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Downtown, where all the lights are bright By JUSTIN BURNETT Staff reporter
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An estimated 500 people braved Old Man Winter’s chill to attend the eighth annual tree lighting ceremony in downtown Oak Harbor Saturday. It was a frosty evening with temperatures dipping into the high 30s but it didn’t seem to cool the holiday mood on SE Pioneer Way. Whether grinning over the rim of a prized cup of hot cocoa, taking a frigid carriage ride or craning their necks for a glimpse of Santa Claus, people seemed to be having a good time everywhere you looked. “We come every year to the tree lighting,” said David Paul, an associate dean at Skagit Valley College. “It’s a nice event.” Paul was there with his wife and four children and typified the many families in attendance. While many came to watch the tree lighting itself, that magical moment when the cedar on the corner of Dock Street is alight with holiday warmth and cheer, Santa Claus was also a big hit.
Hundreds of islanders enjoy the annual tree lighting ceremony in downtown Oak Harbor Saturday.
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Whidbey woman gives birth in speeding car By REBECCA OLSON Staff reporter
The first place Izaak Ellison saw after birth was the inside of his parents’ 2009 Jetta TDI. He just couldn’t wait until Stephanie and Travis Ellison made it to the hospital to come into the world. “He was delivered just past Sidney Street going 100 miles per hour,” said his father, Travis. “It was the craziest experience of my life,” said his mother, Stephanie. Izaak was born Saturday, Nov. 12 at 9:30 a.m. He wasn’t due until Dec. 2. The Tuesday before, doctors had given Stephanie a shot to stop her labor. The doctor told Stephanie that the goal was to have the baby after Thanksgiving. But Izaak had other plans. The morning of Nov. 12, Stephanie said she awakened at 7 o’clock feeling unwell and went to take a show-
er to help her feel better. When a shower didn’t help, she woke Travis so he could take her to the hospital. He left to get coffee and Stephanie got back in the shower. “I felt really uncomfortable and didn’t quite know what was going on,” Stephanie said. A friend who was caring for their 6-and-one-half-year-old son, Kaiden, came by the home just before Stephanie’s water broke. She found herself unable to walk so the friend carried her to the car. She didn’t remember much of the drive. “I was in the zone,” Stephanie said. Travis sped from their home on Oak Harbor Street south toward Whidbey General Hospital in Coupeville, flashing the lights at other cars and trying to get to the hospital as quickly as he could. Near Rolling Hills, Travis said he SEE BIRTH, A4
3 burglary suspects sought By JESSIE STENSLAND Staff reporter
Investigators are searching for three people who may have been involved in a recent series of burglaries on North Whidbey. Detectives at both the Oak Harbor Police Department and the Island County Sheriff’s Office sent out alerts Monday asking the public for help in finding two men and a woman accused of possessing property stolen from homes in the city SEE BURGLARY, A4
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Travis and Stephanie Ellison hold their new son, Izaak. After four washings, Travis still wears the sweatshirt Izaak was delivered in.
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ISLAND SCANNER Oak Harbor 1PMJDF %FQU The following items were selected from reports made to the Oak Harbor Police Department:
SUNDAY, DEC. 4 At 11:14 p.m., a caller reported hearing three gunshots near the intersection of NE O’Leary Street and NE Eighth Avenue. At 2:07 p.m., a caller reported a vehicle ablaze at a SE Pioneer Way location. At 3:48 a.m., a Goldfinch Street resident reported her husband punched her in the face. At 12:50 a.m., a caller reported a bonfire burning in the front yard of a NE Seventh Avenue location. The caller could also hear screaming and arguing at the location.
SATURDAY, DEC. 3 At 11:06 a.m., a SW Downfield Way resident reported her dog has been going crazy. At 8:16 p.m., a caller reported a man and woman fighting at a NW Crosby Avenue location. At 5:37 p.m., a caller reported seeing a man bleeding from the head. The man said his wife hit him.
At 12:47 p.m., a caller reported needing help removing a transient who was sleeping in the men’s restroom at the library. At 11:23 a.m., a SW Sunnyside Avenue resident reported his vehicle had been egged. At 10:54 a.m., a caller reported someone threw a water balloon filled with paint thinner at his car. At 2:36 a.m., a caller reported a man became upset and punched her car after she gave him a ride home. At 1:39 a.m., a caller reported an assault at a SE Bayshore Drive location.
FRIDAY, DEC. 2 At 4:36 p.m., a SW Kimball Drive resident reported a man came to her home trying to sell books and magazines. At 2:30 p.m., a caller reported a hit-and-run accident on SE Pioneer Way. At 1:52 p.m., a SE Eighth Avenue resident reported someone vandalized his car. At 10:45 a.m., a SE Ely Street resident reported someone destroyed a mailbox and post. At 10:34 a.m., a Ridgeway Drive resident reported gas stolen from the shed. At 9:05 a.m., a caller reported two students fighting at the high school.
At 7:31 p.m., a caller reported someone broke into a home on Highway 20. At 5:45 p.m., a caller inquired whether it’s legal for an 18-year-old to date a 14-year-old without parental permission. At 4:51 p.m., a caller reported finding an envelope stuffed with money at a Highway 20 location. At 2:54 p.m., a SE Pasek Street resident reported someone may have broken into his home. He wants an officer to come and take fingerprints off a jug he found. At 12:35 p.m., a NW Heller Street resident reported his son’s medication is missing. At 7:24 a.m., a caller reported a car accident at the intersection of NE Midway Boulevard and NE Seventh Avenue.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 At 8:30 p.m., a caller reported a man appeared to have a rifle in his backpack. He was walking near the intersection of Highway 20 and E. Whidbey Avenue. At 7:36 p.m., a caller reported her SUV had been spray painted while it was parked in a Highway 20 parking lot. At 5:03 p.m., a N. Oak Harbor Street resident reported a suspicious man knocked on the door and asked if she wanted her carpet cleaned.
At 4:48 p.m., a caller reported a tri-colored boxer dog running loose in the area of NE Kettle Street. At 1:51 p.m., a caller reported a vacuum salesman walking through the SE Jensen Street neighborhood. At 8:45 a.m., a caller reported an assault took place on a school bus. At 8:05 a.m., a Highway 20 resident reported her son called her a “bitch� and then punched her car on his way to school.
TUESDAY, NOV. 29 At 5:01 p.m., a caller reported two people were standing near the entrance of a SW Barlow Street business and asking for money to buy liquor. At 4:59 p.m., a SW Kalama Loop resident reported coming home to find things in his room re-arranged and his computer monitor was missing. At 1 p.m., a caller reported a car accident at a SE Barrington Drive location. At 12:15 p.m., a NW Crosby Avenue resident reported a person came to the door offering services. She didn’t give him any money but he did give her “the creeps.� At 11:06 a.m., a SE Eighth Avenue resident reported she loaned her car to friends a month ago and they are refusing to return the vehicle. At 4:54 a.m., a Scenic Heights Road resident reported she believes there is a man in the back of her house.
Fuel float’s escape from wharf foiled NATHAN WHALEN
before being re-attached out at the Coupeville Wharf. He hopes to have a new bracket that is more suitable for the conditions of Penn Cove installed by the end of the week. The damaged pier leaves only one float serving boaters who come to Coupeville for refueling. While December is a slow season for boaters visiting Whidbey, it is used by boats owned by Penn Cove Shellfish. Patton said the company’s smaller vessels can use the remaining pier. As for the larger ones, he said it will have to be determined if there is enough room on the pier for them. If not, the larger vessels would have to go to the nearest fuel facility in Oak Harbor to refill.
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A late November wind storm has left Port of Coupeville leaders scrambling to make repairs. The storm that buffeted Central Whidbey Island the last weekend of November ripped the brackets loose from one of the two 40-footlong fuel piers located at the Coupeville Wharf. Fortunately, port staff noticed the damage before the float could drift away. Jim Patton, executive director for the Port of Coupeville, said employees were able to beach the float on the shore next to the pier and the port’s office on Front Street. “I don’t have a cost on what it will take to repair it,� Patton said Friday afternoon. The brackets on the wayward fuel pier need to be replaced
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Island County Commissioner Angie Homola, a Democrat, will seek reelection in 2012 but her bid for the District 2 seat will not go uncontested. On Monday, just two weeks after she declared her candidacy, Oak Harbor City Councilman Jim Campbell announced his intention to challenge Homola for the position as a leading Republican candidate. Campbell has had his eye on the seat for more than a year but only made his decision recently. He said bickering among the politically divided county board members is out of control and he believes he can help restore the peace. “To be perfectly honest, I think it’s time to introduce a little sanity to that crowd,� Campbell said. The board of commissioners, a body that makes policy decisions that affect residents in rural Island County,
has three members. Each position is partisan, carries a four-year term and pays $78,496 a year. The District 2 seat held by Homola encompasses all of the greater Oak Harbor area. Homola, 52, is an architect with prior experience as a carpenter and machinist. She was elected in 2008 after narrowly defeating longtime Republican Commissioner Mac McDowell by a margin of 62 votes. She made public her plans to seek a second term in late November with a news release to the media. Although Homola has served during what she called the county’s most prolonged financial crisis in history, she said the past three years have been both productive and rewarding. She is particularly proud that the steps taken by the board to balance the budget have earned the county a AA bond rating. “That’s unprecedented,� she said.
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She went on to say measurable progress has been made in job retention and creation, technology upgrades, energy cost savings, county departmental consolidation and program efficiencies. She counts advances in government transparency as another big victory. Commissioner meetings are now taped and Homola encouraged the public to
watch them online, saying it will show that partisan squabbles aren’t as bad as they are made out to be. Time and again, efforts have been made to reach across the table and resolve things collaboratively, she said. The disagreements have been blown out of proportion largely because the board consists of women rather than men, she said.
Conservation district chooses supervisor The Whidbey Island Conser vation District super visors appointed Antonia Palkovic to fill a mid-term vacancy for an elected super visor position at their regular meeting on Oct. 27. This position runs until May 2012. Palkovic grew up in Plattsburgh, N.Y. Both sets of her grandparents were Midwestern
dairy farmers and spending winter holidays and summers on their farms played a big role in developing her interests. After completing her bachelor’s degree in political science in South Africa, Palkovic taught English in South Korea before returning to the U.S. to follow her dream of farming.
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She inter ned and worked as an assistant farm manager on several different organic vegetable farms in the Catskills and Finger Lakes areas of New York before pursuing graduate studies at the University of California at Davis, specializing in soil science and agro-ecology. Palkovic moved to
Whidbey Island in 2010 and is currently co-managing Molly’s Island Garden where she grows vegetables for Molly’s CSA, local farmers’ markets, grocers and restaurateurs. For more information, contact the WICD at 6784708 or visit www.whidbeycd.org.
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“If you put three women together and have a debate, it’s a cat fight,� Homola said. “If you put three men together and have a debate, it’s a debate.� If elected to another term, Homola said her top priority will be to secure a financial model that balances revenue shortfalls with mandated services. She also plans to tackle elements of the comprehensive plan that address low-income housing, fish and wildlife, agriculture and stormwater. Campbell, 76, is in the middle of his second term on the city council. He moved to Oak Harbor in 2000 after retiring from a long career with Lockheed Martin. His last position was in Helensburgh, Scotland, as the company’s liaison between the U.S. Navy and the Royal Navy for the Trident Missile Program. He began thinking about county politics before Kelly Emerson, a Tea Party Republican, unseated Democratic Commissioner John Dean in 2010. At the time, the board was in sore need of political diversity, Campbell said. “Before Kelly, there were three Democrats there,� he said. “That’s dangerous.� Campbell is not so happy about the way the county’s financial struggles have been addressed, saying the budgets of first responders were cut too deeply. He believes protection services for the
public are a top priority, and the budgets of affected departments need a bigger slice of the pie, he said. Over the past four years, the county has cut millions from its general fund to make up for revenue shortfalls. No departments were spared and there is arguably very little fat, if any, left to trim. When asked where the money to supplement law enforcement and legal department budgets would come from, Campbell admitted he didn’t know. However, he said he was sure that over time the funds could be identified. Last year, Campbell was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He said regular testing has shown that it is well under control and described his health as “excellent.� He does not believe it will be a problem if he’s elected. “I’ve got all the energy I need,� Campbell said. So far, no others have confirmed a run for the District 2 seat, though several have expressed interest. Oak Harbor School Board member David Sherman and Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce Director Jill Johnson-Pfeiffer are both considering the idea.
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and county. Law enforcement officials on Whidbey Island have been warning residents about an increase in burglaries, particularly worrisome daytime break-ins, over the last few months. A few burglaries were reported just over the last weekend. The arrest of the three suspects from two separate cases, however, could help police break up the criminal enterprises. “Some of this is intertwined and we’re sorting out who the players are,� said Detective Sgt. Teri Gardner with the Oak Harbor Police. In the Island County case, deputies are looking for 25-year-old Justin Arnold of Oak Harbor. Arnold is wanted on four warrants out of District Court that total $52,000. The cases include an assault, driving under the influence and two other driving-related charges. But in addition, detectives have probable cause to arrest Arnold on suspicion of stolen property and trafficking in stolen property. “One of Arnold’s accomplices in the trafficking charge is cooperating with the investigation and we are anticipating more arrests in the near future,� the sheriff’s office reported. Arnold is 6 feet tall and weighs 175 pounds. Anyone with information about his whereabouts should contact the sheriff’s office via the ICOM dispatch center at 679-9567. The sheriff’s office also cautions that anyone found harboring Arnold could face criminal charges as well. In the Oak Harbor case, officers are looking for 28-year-old Daniel Foroe and 30-year-old Crystal Quistorf. They are both wanted on $5,000 arrest warrants in drug-related cases. Oak Harbor Police recently searched an Oak Harbor home and two cars that were “associated with Foroe and Quistorf,� the alert states. Officers recovered property from recent burglaries that occurred in the city and the county. According to Detective Ron Hofkamp, investigators obtained infor-
saw “a lump� in Stephanie’s sweatpants. They wrapped the newborn in Travis’ sweatshirt. When they got to the hospital, Travis hurried inside and told the people at the desk that his wife had just delivered their son in the car. They were shocked, Travis said. When hospital staff tried to take the baby from Stephanie, she said they couldn’t because he was still attached, Travis said. Their doctor showed up 10 minutes later and Travis cut the umbilical cord. Izaak was born slightly jaundiced and remained in an incubator for two and one-half days but was pronounced healthy. He weighed 6 pounds, 7 ounces and measured 18 inches at birth. Izaak’s name means “laughing one� in Hebrew. “He seems to fit his name because in the car, he was
Crystal Quistorf mation from the couple’s associates that added up to probable cause for the arrest of both Foroe and Quistorf on suspicion of possession of stolen property and felon in possession of a firearm. Foroe is described as a white male who’s 6-foot-4. Quistorf is a white woman and about 5-foot-7. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Foroe and Quistorf is also asked to contact the Oak Harbor Police Department via ICOM dispatch. The Oak Harbor Police Department sent out a community alert just last week to again warn residents to be watchful due to “a rash of recent burglaries.� The burglaries have occurred in all different areas of the city and outside city limits on North Whidbey. The burglars have been focusing on jewelry — likely due to the high value of gold — as well as electronics and guns. Since October, the police have received more than 30 burglary complaints, but more could have occurred and not been reported. Most of the burglaries have been committed during the daytime or while people were on vacation. “One of the methods of operation the burglars are using is to park their vehicle down the street so no one can associate a vehicle with the crime, and then knock on doors looking for a residence with no one at home. If the door is answered, a fake excuse is presented to the resident, i.e., ask-
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Justin Arnold ing if the resident wants to hire for services such as carpet cleaning, lawn care or household repairs. If there is no answer at the door, a quick way of entering the home is located via unlocked door, unlocked window, unlocked car in the driveway with a garage door opener left in it,� the alert states. The police suggest that residents who are going on vacation should store valuable items with family, friends or in a safe deposit box. They also recommend that people keep a record of serial numbers of valuable possessions and photographs of items such as jewelry, art, and any unique items of value.
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quiet after he was born,� Travis said, adding that they kept calling him Izaak and he responded well. “We wanted a unique name for him so that’s why it’s spelled differently,� Stephanie said. When Kaiden visited the hospital, he asked to hold his new brother. “It was the cutest thing. He started singing ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,’� Travis said. Before Kaiden arrived, Izaak had been fidgety but when Kaiden took him, “he quit crying, opened his eyes and started smiling,� Travis said. Now, “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star� calms Izaak and it’s Kaiden’s favorite song to sing to him, Travis said. “It was a completely lifechanging experience to have my wife deliver the baby by herself in the front seat of the car,� Travis said. When people hear their story, “Maybe it’ll make sense to people why there was a crazy car driving down the road,� Stephanie said with a laugh.
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Willey meets conditions, assault charge dropped By JESSIE STENSLAND Staff reporter
An assault charge was dismissed Monday against a 55-year-old former Oak Harbor man who has now been named as “a person of interest� in his mother’s disappearance. Raymond Willey was due to appear in Island County Superior Court for a hearing in a second-degree assault case. He was accused of stabbing an acquaintance in the head multiple times after becoming upset with his mother last February, court documents alleged. About six months after the alleged assault, Willey’s mother mysteriously disappeared from the North Whidbey
home she shared with him. Betty Tews, 81, hasn’t been seen since June 21. She had previously obtained protection orders against Willey and had accused him of putting a gun to her head, according to documents she filed in court. Detective Ed Wallace with the Island County Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday that Willey is considered “a person of interest� in Tews’ disappearance. On Monday, Island County Deputy Prosecutor David Carman asked Judge Vickie Churchill to dismiss the case, citing a lack of evidence. The judge agreed. After ward, Carman explained that prosecutors
felt that they couldn’t prove the case against Willey. “After investigating the case and speaking to witnesses, we were not able to disprove Mr. Willey’s version of events beyond a reasonable doubt,� Carman said. The alleged victim, Oak Harbor resident Mitchell Rowley, accepted a ride from Willey on Feb. 18. Rowley claimed that Willey pulled over while driving and spoke on a cell phone with his mother, who had recently kicked him out of her home. The phone call allegedly enraged Willey, the police reports indicate. After the phone call, Willey suddenly turned on Rowley and started stabbing him in
with Willey in May. Under the agreement, prosecutors committed to dismissing the case in six months if Willey abided by certain conditions that largely focused on preventing Willey from having contact with the victim. Carman said Willey complied with the conditions, so prosecutors did as they had promised and dismissed the case. He said Willey didn’t violate the conditions and faced no consequences by failing to appear in court. Willey’s current whereabouts are unknown. Investigators believe he may be living in California, where he was arrested on suspicion of DUI a few months ago, according to court documents.
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the head and face with a pocket knife, according to the report by Detective Tony Slowik. Willey then drove Rowley to the Whidbey General Hospital community clinic on NE Goldie Street and dropped him off. He was transported to Whidbey General Hospital for immediate treatment. Slowik wrote that the wounds were mostly superficial, but three or four lacerations required stitches. In contrast, Willey claimed that Rowley was already injured when he picked him up and he just brought him to the clinic for help. Because of problems identified in the case, Carman explained that prosecutors entered into an agreement
Family, friends and caregivers of persons affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, gathered for a tender evening of sharing Nov. 13 during the National Commemorative Candle Lighting Ceremony. This national event is sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America, and this is the third year HomePlace of Oak Harbor has hosted the ceremony. Participants were each given a yellow rose signifying the admiration and appreciation HomePlace has for family and professional caregivers. Mike Thelen provided guitar music and dedicated the song, “Every Long Journey,� to the residents, their families, friends and staff at HomePlace.
is by Navy housing off Reservation Road, by the big water tower. “It started with one house and everyone else joined the party,� said Bess, describing his neighborhood north of Oak Harbor and east of Highway 20. Bess would like to see a list and perhaps a map of exceptional Christmas light displays on North and Central Whidbey. Locations may be emailed to the Whidbey News-Times at jlarsen@ whideynewstimes.com. If enough are reported, the paper will run a list and perhaps a map before Christmas.
Oak Harbor High School Wildcats girls basketball team Senior Captain Dominique Jackson, and Junior Captain Ciera Wiser, assisted with the event, and each lit a candle to honor Coach Pat Summit, ladies basketball coach from the University of Tennessee, who has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Family members signed their loved ones into the Alzheimer’s Foundation online “Book of Remembrance.� Anyone may go online at www.candlelighting. org to list their loved one’s name or view the list. For more information on Alzheimer’s disease and HomePlace Special Care Center, call 360-279-2555 or visit www.homeplaceoakharbor.com.
Board takes on athletics The Oak Harbor School Board will hold a public forum about athletics and after-school activities Monday, Dec. 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the district office. Sports and activities, such as band and choir performances, debate, clubs and the afterschool late bus are all funded through federal Impact Aid, which has declined over the last few years, with another reduction of $500,000 projected this year. The school board is looking for a permanent solution for funding activities that might reverse the cutbacks adopted over the last three years
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Leave the mayor alone Hopefully, the Oak Harbor City Council last night decided not to interfere with the powers of the new mayor, Scott Dudley. Councilman Rick Almberg’s recent motion to freeze all hiring and firing for six-months was not well thought out, and would stick the council’s collective nose where it doesn’t belong. The power of the mayor to hire and fire employees, particularly department heads, is clear. Abridging that power would likely require a change in the city charter, or perhaps state law that governs how cities can operate. Almberg described his motion to consider the hiring and firing freeze as based on fiscal prudence. In fact, it’s pretty clear he fears Dudley, who seldom went along with the council’s in crowd on major issues, will start lopping off heads as soon as his mayoral term begins in January. Such fears are groundless. True, Dudley has promised to review the performance of all department heads over several months, but he hasn’t pledged to fire anyone. We would prefer that Dudley assure all department heads that a new day starts in January, under new leadership, and everyone will begin with a fresh ledger. Let bygones be bygones. But the people of Oak Harbor elected Dudley, not us, and he needs a team he can work with for the next four years. If he feels after a thorough review that a department head should go, that’s his prerogative as mayor. He’ll ultimately answer to the voters for whatever he does. Almberg’s futile motion to rein in the powers of the mayor was also ill-timed, sparking political tensions and hard feelings when the council and mayor should be assuring the citizens that they will all work together in good faith to successfully address the city’s problems. The city budget is under stress due to the continuing recession, the Pioneer Way project’s ultimate cost remains unknown due to the Native American remains issue, and nobody yet knows where to put the new wastewater treatment plant or how Oak Harbor can afford it without substantial outside help. This will require a focused, open approach with the new mayor, council and staff on the same page. Trying to subvert the mayor’s powers even before he takes office is exactly the wrong way to begin.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR "OTXFST GPS DBODFS RVFSJFT I am a volunteer for the American Cancer Society. I am the Mission Delivery chairperson for Relay for Life Whidbey Island. Since this community gives through the Relay For Life, I feel it is important that our island community knows where the money is going. Periodically I will be submitting letters to keep you informed. It is important that our island community knows about all the programs and information that is available to them 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer, do you know what you need? Not sure where to start? The ACS has information that can help you understand cancer. Go to www.cancer.
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$PSSFDU EFDJTJPO NBEF PO DIBJS The Whidbey NewsTimes editorial Nov. 8 criticizes commissioners Homola and Price Johnson for choosing Price Johnson to be the commission chair
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next year. The public comments orchestrated by the Tea Party Republicans at the Nov. 21 board meeting make it pretty clear that they will try to make the case that Emerson was treated unfairly. In spite of all the noise, commissioners Price Johnson and Homola made a sound decision. The editorial argues that Commissioner Emerson was entitled to serve as chair next year. But Emerson’s record over the last year shows that she doesn’t measure up to the job. Although I often disagreed with the policies of former Republican commissioners MacDowell, Shelton, Byrd and Bakke, they were devoted public servants who worked hard and believed they were doing the right thing. Commissioner Emerson has not met even that standard of profession-
alism. And, frankly, she just hasn’t made much of an effort. Emerson’s lawsuit against the county and her unresolved regulatory issues (building without a permit) are justifications enough to disqualify her from taking over the chair’s job. But the clincher is that Emerson has repeatedly demonstrated contempt for the government that she represents and the taxpayers who pay her salary. Although it might have been politically shrewd for commissioners Homola and Price Johnson to let her take the chair’s seat and make a fool of herself, it would have been irresponsible for them to do so. They are completely justified in transferring the role to Commissioner Price Johnson. Duane Fulgham Clinton
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Colorful crows holding the letter “C� now fly across the entrance to the children’s section of the Oak Harbor Library, accompanied by gulls with a “G� and urchins with a “U� in an art installation meant to promote early literacy skills. A grand opening celebration took place at the library on Friday, Dec. 2. The art was installed over eight hours on Nov. 11. “I like the idea of learning through art,� said the artist, Celia Marie Baker. She was chosen by the library art committee from a number of artists who applied for the project. The project was funded through a grant from the Sno-Isle Libraries
Foundation. “We felt that Celia’s vision of this was engaging without talking down to children. It makes literacy something people can experience without shoving it down their throat,� said Oak Harbor Library children’s librarian Jane Lopez-Santillana, adding that “her drawings were very, very enticing.� Baker, of Snohomish, painted a woodland scene and a sea and shore scene incorporating local wildlife, complete with individually cut wooden animals that she and her husband, Seth, assembled “like a jigsaw puzzle,� Baker said. The colorful art promotes reading skills because each animal holds the first letter of its name, such as “D� for
Artist Celia Marie Baker created an art installation promoting early literacy skills for the Oak Harbor Library.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR .BLF IJHIXBZ DSPTTJOH TBGFS In light of the many incidents at the intersection of Ebey Road and NW Broadway across Highway 20 illustrated tragically by the loss of two Coupeville residents trying to live their lives and have a nice walk, I propose the following as a solution: Install a lit and marked crosswalk across the highway at that location and install one across the Highway 20 and across Race Road where commuters and travelers do the “suicide race� across the highway to switch to Island
Transit routes 1 and 6. I have done it many times; my wife does it every day sometimes in the dark as a commuter. I would like to keep her around for someone to argue with. I used to go to work on I-405 to and from a Redmond software company. A crosswalk that crosses NE 70th street between 116th Ave. NE and 122nd Ave. NE by Bridal Trails features approach warnings positioned to allow ample time for motor and pedal driven entities to slow and become aware of possible pedestrians. It is well marked, and features yellow lights strung over the roadway, a traffic light and, if memory serves me correctly (this may be a little draconian to some), a pedestrian or bicycle rider can press a button (child height) that turns on a red flashing light and klaxon. The lights and
ducks. “Kids like finding animals they know and finding the letter that goes with the animal -- kind of an ‘I spy’ interactive piece,� Baker said. Older children can examine the scientific names of the animals listed on the art. “It’s really an opportunity for parents to interact with kids,� said managing librarian Mary Campbell, adding that she sees children looking at the art and talking with their parents about it. “It really augments the kinds of events we have for children at the library,� Campbell said. The library teaches skills to get children ready to read through programs like Ready Readers. The art teaches letter identification, which promotes early literacy, Campbell said. “Having fun at the library will really help them be successful at school and later in life,� Campbell said. “The most important part is that people will just enjoy it,� Lopez-Santillana said. Baker has illustrated a number of children’s books and creates private home art. “This is my first time doing a public piece. That was a really fun experience for me,� Baker said. To research wildlife native to Whidbey Island, librarians put Baker in contact with local naturalists, including the Audubon Society and authors of wildlife books. “It was really cool just
warning klaxon time down a certain number of seconds to allow a pedestrian plenty of time to walk across the highway safely. I was taught at a very young age to walk at night with light clothing and reflectors of some design. I was also taught to carry some form of illumination, and today when I walk my dogs they wear harnesses with reflective tape just for this purpose. And please look both ways and try not to race death while crossing the road. How about installing a bus shelter at the Northbound 1 bus perhaps directly across from the Southbound 1 and 6 shelter. That would eliminate the need for installing an unlit crosswalk on Race Road as I proposed above. Roland Shaak Coupeville
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Elli Gadd, 7 and one-half months old, gets excited about learning early literacy skills from a new art installation at the Oak Harbor Library. Every Wednesday, Elli and her mom, Bree, attend Ready Readers, a library program teaching skills for getting ready to read. talking to them and hearing their passion about local wildlife,� Baker said. The ties to Whidbey Island give the art a timeless element, said LopezSantillana, adding that she
hopes children enjoying the art now will grow up to bring their own children to see it. “I have this feeling it’ll be one of those timeless landmarks,� Lopez-Santillana
said. “I would really love to do more work like this. It was so challenging and so fun and it was new. I was so blessed to be able to do it,� Baker said.
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awakened by an especially loud, closer group involved in a fight. Condo residents observing this fight saw a person knocked against the side of my car, parked in the condo lot next to the street. In the morning I called the police to make a report as daylight clearly showed that the side of my car had been pushed in from the impact the night before. The repair for this damage cost $900, and I paid the $500 deductible. I would much rather have done something else with that $500! It is my understanding that Element clears its parking lot after closing –bully for them! But people just go across the street. The patrons of Element are disturbing residents who should be able to sleep through the night, urinating in their bushes and damag-
ing property. Is this really the image of Oak Harbor that you want visitors like me to carry home?
I live in Redmond and travel often to Oak Harbor to visit my mother and brother, who live in the condos across Bayshore from the Element nightclub. This letter is in response to “61 Reasons to be Thankful� in your Nov. 23 paper, specifically item 25. I found this item meanspirited, belittling the condo residents (“whiney neighbors�) who continue to object to the noise and disruption created by patrons of Element night club. Most nights when I sleep at my mother’s home, I am awakened by shouting and car noise around closing time. The residents deal with this on a nightly basis. A few months ago I was
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%PXOUPXO T UBTUZ IJHIMJHIU It’s a beautiful, winterish day on Whidbey Island! Crisp chill, warm sun, slight breeze and shining Mount Baker added to a delightful stroll this afternoon through some of the neat shops in the very festive Harborside Village mall in downtown Oak Harbor. The highlight for Patty and me was eating lunch at Cafe Bella. What a tasty surprise! A great value for delicious Italian cuisine. Homemade pasta, bread and sauces. Try it! David Cohick Oak Harbor
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Helen Bonham Helen Bonham, 92, passed away Nov. 19, 2011, at Whidbey General Hospital in Coupeville. Helen was born Jan. 13, 1919, in Bellingham, the youngest (ninth) child of Joseph an Harriet (Grey) Cary. She married Glenn Bonham on Jan. 7, 1989 and since then, they lived in Bellingham, Ferndale and Oak Harbor. She was preceded in death by her husband, Glenn Bonham, and her six brothers and two sisters. She is survived by two adult children by a previous marriage, Gary Benson of Boulder, Colo., and Cori
(Benson) Siggens of Oak Harbor; six grandchildren, Terri Willis of Longmont, Colo., Ronald Benson of San Francisco, Keith Benson of Colorado Springs, Colo., Kenneth Benson of Langmont, Colo., Annette Jacobs of Gig Harbor, and Stuart Bridges of Bonney Lake; also 12 great-grandchildren, Kendra Rood, Christopher Fudge, Taylor Fudge, Joshua Fudge, Madelyn Stankiewicz, Ethan Stankiewicz, Kathry Benson, Brigitte Benson, Liam Benson, Fiona Benson, Naomi Benson and Dashiell Benson; and one great-greatgranddaughter, Aubriana Rood. She was always interested in watching football. When she was a child, her older brothers would playfully toss her into the air. Once she told her mother that she had to play football outside with her brothers because she was the football! She enjoyed her church family and especially her Bible study group. Her other interests included knitting, quilting, gardening, reading and traveling. A memorial srvice will be held at 2 pm. Saturday, Dec. 10, at Whidbey Presbyterian Church, 1148 SE Eighth Ave. in Oak Harbor. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Guide Dogs for the Blind or to Help House of Oak Harbor.
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Marian Merrill Marian Merrill went to be with her Lord and Savior Nov. 22, 2011, one week before her 92nd birthday. She passed away peacefully with her family in attendance at Emerald Heights in Redmond, Wash. She was born on Maui, Hawaii, on Nov. 29, 1919, to Charles and Kathryn Savage, the last of their four children. Marian, with her mother and sister Kae, moved from Maui to the San Francisco Bay area in November, 1937. She attended junior college and secretarial school and worked in the Hawaii building at the 1939 World’s Fair on Treasure Island. She met Navy Ensign David Merrill on a blind date on New Year’s Eve, 1941, and after a whirlwind courtship they became engaged two
months later, before he left for the war in the Pacific. He returned a lieutenant in December, 1943 and they were married in the Navy Chapel on Treasure Island on Dec. 17. After a brief honeymoon, Dave returned to sea and his naval career while Marian resumed life in San Francisco. Their five children were born in various locations as they moved about the country: San Francisco, Marilyn (1944) and Greg (1946); Bellingham, Cindy(1949); Carmel Valley, Calif., San Diego and Honolulu, Pam (1953), Norfolk, Va. Lynn (1955), San Diego, Arlington, Va., Yokosuka, Japan, and San Diego where he retired from the Navy as a captain in 1972. They moved to Whidbey Island, first building a home and settling in Coupeville. In 1986 they moved to Oak Harbor. In 1994 they moved for the last time to the Emerald Heights Retirement Community in Redmond. They enjoyed the musical productions, plays, and various activities in the Seattle area and worldwide traveling for the past 17 years. Marian was a warm, passionate and soft spoken lady who was always willing to get involved in service organizations and projects wherever she was. She served as a Red Cross volunteer
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in pediatric clinics in Navy hospitals for 27 years. She was a past member of the Coupeville United Methodist Church, a current member of the Redmond Presbyterian Church, and belonged to the Overlake Service League and P.E.O. She was manager of the volunteer staffed coffee shop at Emerald Heights for ten years, and developed the popular “Emerald Chino.� She led the volunteers that assisted with memorial services for many years. She always lived with the spirit of “Aloha.� Marian is survived by her husband, David Merrill; daughter Marilyn Freeman of Berkeley, Calif.; son Gregory (Marilou) of Bethesda, Md.; daughters Cynthia of Shoreline, Pamela of Westminster, Colo., and Lynn Dimoff (Jordan) of Purcellville, Va.; as well as six grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. A memorial service was held in the Emerald Room at Emerald Heights, Redmond, on Tuesday, Dec. 6. The family suggests memorials to the Evergreen Hospice Center, The Center for the Church and Global AIDS, or Redmond Presbyterian Church. Arrangements were entrusted to Burley Funeral Chapel in Oak Harbor where friends may go online at www. burleyfuneralchapel.com to sign a guest register.
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A$BU XSFTUMFST PQFO XJUI XJOT The Oak Harbor High School wrestling team opened the season with two wins -- one by a comeback, one by a rout -- at Glacier Peak Friday, Dec. 2. The Wildcats trailed 13-0 before roaring back twice for a 42-29 win over Arlington. In the second match of the double dual, Oak Harbor thumped Monroe 66-9. Jeremy Vester (113 pounds) led the way for the Wildcats with pins in both matches. Josh Crebbin (152), Collin Higingbotham (182), Jahleel Vester (120), Hunter Vail (220) and Cody Fakkema (126) also won twice. Against Arlington, a decision by Crebbin and a pin from David Payne (160) cut the Eagle lead to 13-9. Three matches later, Arlington still led 23-12. Pins by Vail and Jackson Constant (285) gave the ‘Cats their first lead, 24-23. Arlington led again after Oak Harbor for-
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A season-opening home double header Friday, Dec. 2, against Meridian was double trouble for the Coupeville High School basketball teams. The Trojan boys combined an aggressive defense with a strong half-court offense to top Coupeville 75-33. On the girls side, poor shooting and poor ball handling by the Wolves equaled a 48-25 loss. The Wolves open Cascade Conference play Friday, Dec. 9, with Archbishop Murphy at 7 p.m. The girls are home while the boys travel to Everett.
feited the next match (106), but pins by the Vester brothers and a forfeit for Fakkema sealed the win. Coach Mike Crebbin said practice intensity dropped off the week prior to the match and “it was good for Arlington to come out and give us the proverbial punch in the mouth.â€? He added, “It woke the kids up‌We responded with intensity and controlled aggression.â€? The mauling of Monroe started with a trio of falls, and Oak Harbor collected seven overall: Mark Johnston (138), Nate Stanford (145), Crebbin, Justin Everett (170), Higingbotham, Jeremy Vester and Fakkema. Oak Harbor travels to Marysville-Pilchuck tomorrow, Dec. 8, at 7 p.m.
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$PVQFWJMMF #PZT Meridian forced 11 turnovers in each of the first three quarters (and 37 total) to run to 14-5, 40-16 and 61-27 quarter leads. The Trojans jumped to an 8-0 lead, then Coupeville’s Kole Kellison hit a free throw and a jumper to get the Wolves on the board. The winners scored all their points in the opening period from the paint by freeing up cutters off high-post screens. It could have been worse for Coupeville, but Meridian missed 10 shots from the key in the first eight minutes. Meridian started the second quarter on a 13-2 run to break open the game. Five free throws and hoops by Kellison and Gavin O’Keefe (a three-pointer) accounted for Coupeville’s second-quarter offense, then five different Wolves scored in the third quarter. In the fourth, Coupeville cut down on the turnovers and finally slowed the Trojan offense. Kellison, who will miss the remainder of the season because of shoulder surgery, finished with 12 points. Taylor Ebersole and O’Keefe added six each, Aaron Curtin had four, Drew Chan three and Carson Risner two. Coupeville coach Anthony
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Coupeville’s Gavin O’Keefe shoots a jumper against Meridian. Smith, making his CHS debut, said, “My guys didn’t know what to expect; they were a little shell shocked.� He added, “We played some good minutes in the second half, something to build off of.�
$PVQFWJMMF (JSMT The Wolves hit just six field goals in 25 tries (24 percent) and committed 30 turnovers in the loss. The Wolves got more points at foul line, 13, than from the field. The first quarter was the best for Coupeville as it hit three field goals, turned the ball over only four times and trailed by just one, 8-7. The turnovers began to pile up in the second quarter, but Coupeville was able to stay in the game by hitting nine of 14 free throws in the period. The Wolves jumped to a 14-10 lead with the help of six straight Katie Smith foul shots. The lead was erased
when Coupeville committed four turnovers in less than a minute. The miscues started a 12-2 run for Meridian, and the Trojans led 22-16 at the break. Meridian pushed the lead to 11, 32-21, heading into the fourth quarter, where Coupeville’s shooting woes continued. The lack of a hot hand and 10 fourth-period turnovers thwarted any comeback attempt. Smith topped the Coupeville scorers with 11 points, nine from the line. Cassidi Rosenkrance had eight points, Taya Boonstra two, Jai’Lysa Hoskins two, Lauren Escalle one and Shelby Kulz one. Coach Jackie Bykonen said, “Overall, I am pleased with more aspects than discouraged.� Play will improve, Bykonen said, because her players “want to get better.� “There are better vibes this year,� she said. “We don’t have to worry about the drama.�
Kelsey Rankin snared an offensive rebound and scored with two seconds left to lift the Oak Harbor High School girls basketball team to a 42-41 comeback win over visiting Squalicum Monday, Dec. 5. It was a tale of two halves, and the first belonged to Squalicum. The Storm went on a 13-0 run that spanned the first two quarters and led 21-6 with 5:35 left in the half; the lead was 10, 27-17, at the break. Oak Harbor failed to take advantage of Storm mistakes as Squalicum (0-3) committed 17 first-half turnovers to Oak Harbor’s 12, but outscored the Wildcats 17-4 in points off turnovers. The second half was a different story as Oak Harbor cashed in on 19 Squalicum turnovers while committing only eight and outscored Squalicum 16-3 on points after turnovers. The Wildcats scored the
first six points of the second half to get back in the game and trailed 33-27 going into the fourth quarter. With 5:05 left, Dominique Jackson and Ciera Wiser scored to give the ‘Cats their first lead of the game, 36-35. Oak Harbor broke a 38-all tie when Wiser scored off a steal from Marissa Lewis. Squalicum’s Lauren Eckart hit a three from the corner with 50 seconds left to give the Storm a 41-40 lead. Oak Harbor failed to score on two possessions and was forced to foul with 10 seconds left. Oak Harbor grabbed the miss and called time out with 5.4 seconds remaining. Annie Leete’s shot was off line, but Rankin outwrestled Squalicum for the rebound and scored to complete the comeback. Coach Trisha Clayville lauded the play of reserves Rankin and Lewis, who
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sparked Oak Harbor. Rankin pulled down five rebounds to go with three points, and Lewis had five steals and four points. Clayville said her team came out after halftime “ready to play.� She said their mantra is “Don’t give in, don’t give up,� and it was evident in the win. “Even the kids who didn’t get into the game were into it,� she said. “I’m definitely proud of them tonight.� Leete scored 12 points and collected three assists; Jackson finished with nine points, five rebounds and six steals; and Wiser had eight points, seven rebounds, three assists and five steals. Rayan Russell added three points, Jalani Bobo two and Morgan Young one; and Erika Flores dished out three assists. Oak Harbor (1-1) opens league play at home tonight, Dec. 7, with Shorecrest (2-0) at 7:15 p.m.
The first trip of the eight-week program is Saturday, Jan. 7. The bus is open to all middle- and highschool students. Registration forms are available at school offices or online at the Mount Baker website: winterride.mtbaker.us. For more information, call 675-9586.
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Earned Income Tax Credit and over $38,000 was Child Tax Credit. Volunteers need not be an AARP member or a retiree to receive tax preparation assistance. Counselors are expected to work a minimum of four hours a week; many work longer if able. AARP also seeks technical people who have a computer hardware or software background. They would not be required to pass the IRS tax certification exam. AARP also needs client facilitators to greet customers and perform limited initial screenings but who don’t prepare tax returns. If interested, complete an online registration form at www.aarp.org/taxaide, or get information by calling AARP toll free at 888-6872277. For information about the Whidbey Island program, contact John Howard, local coordinator, at 678-1117 or 678-7779.
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LIGHTS CONTINUED FROM A1 Arriving by horse-drawn carriage, the big man led the countdown to flip the switch for the tree lighting. He then spent the next three hours at Harborside Village with a legion of children eager to rattle off their Christmas wish lists. “The line was a block long,� said Ron Apgar, president of the Downtown Merchants Association. “He didn’t leave
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The Ballet Slipper presents THE NUTCRACKER Saturday, Dec. 10 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 11 at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. at Oak Harbor High School. Tickets cost $15 for adults and $10 for ages 18 and under; they’re available at Bayview Embroidery ‘n Print. Call 360-929-5828. The Whidbey Playhouse will hold limited performances of A CHILD’S CHRISTMAS IN WALES Dec. 8 to 18. Shows are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. Sunday matinees are at 2:30 p.m. Tickets cost $12 and are available by calling 679-2237. Penn Cove Productions presents Postcards from Whidbey Island HOLIDAY HOOPLA, a musical, comedy and variety radio show, on Saturday, Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 18 at 3 p.m. at the Pacific NorthWest Art School in Coupeville. Tickets are $15 from Anchor Books, Clinton; Book Bay, Freeland; Local Grown and Linds Drug, Coupeville; and Bayleaf, Oak Harbor. Call 206-612-3011. Penn Cove Gallery will feature artist JOSEPH ALBERT for December. Watch him demonstrate his Native style art on Thursday, Dec. 15 and Friday, Dec. 16 at the gallery, located on Front Street in Coupeville. Call 678-1176. Raven Rocks presents “LOVE LETTERS,� oil paintings by Marcia Van Doren, through Jan. 2, at the gallery at the Greenbank Farm. Call 360-222-0102. Tickets are on sale for Whidbey Island Dance Theatre’s THE NUTCRACKER, showing Friday, Dec. 9 through Sunday, Dec. 18. Tickets are $22 for adults, $20 for seniors and $15 for age 17 and under from 360-341-2221 or WIDT at Ken’s Korner Mall in Clinton.
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Coupeville as smalltown holiday spirit filled the streets for the annual Greening of Coupeville celebration Saturday evening. Community members bundled up and gathered along Main and Front streets for the annual parade and tree lighting at Cook’s Corner Park. With Jack Frost nipping at their noses, the Brimeyer family huddled together under a blanket, the children prepared to gather as much candy as they could. Children Noah, Teddy, Shaun, Cassie and Leila discussed how much candy would fit in their pockets and the bags they brought. “It’s just a small-town thing; it’s fun. It’s the small-town feel of Christmas,� their mother, Jennifer Brimeyer, said about the parade. On Front Street, Tim Krause and his dog, Daisy, eagerly awaited the parade, with Krause in a Santa hat and Daisy attracting many smiles in her shimmery red dress. “I wouldn’t miss it,� Krause said about the festivities, adding that he comes every year. Linda and John Devitt also attend every year. “I like that it’s a parade in our little town and they work so hard for it,� Linda said. Carolers strolled through town singing “Deck the Halls� until the first floats came down Front Street. Frosty the Snowman, the Coupeville Lions Club, the Boys and Girls Club and more marched down the street throwing candy to excited children. Gifts from the Heart Food Bank vol-
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Madalynn Georges, 6, shows Santa Claus, also known as Paul Messner, her Santa doll after the Greening of Coupeville parade and tree-lighting. unteers even performed a synchronized dance with shopping carts. Santa Claus’ sleigh made a grand finale. Santa Claus, also known as Paul Messner, waved to beaming children and adults. After the parade, the crowds made their way to Cook’s Corner Park for the lighting of the trees. Mayor Nancy Conard encouraged the community to shop locally for the holidays, especially that night, as the shops planned to stay open later than usual. Vern and Karl Olsen and family got the crowd rocking around the
Christmas tree as they led carols. Children slid down the hill by the Anchorage Inn, laughing, and girls linked arms to dance along to the songs. The phrase of the night was “buy local� and the Olsens even managed to insert the phrase into “Silver Bells.� When it came time to light the trees, the Olsens led a countdown -- “three, two, one!� Then the lights came on, transforming the park into a winter wonderland of multicolored, festive lights as the crowd sang “O Christmas Tree.� Children and adults flocked to “ooh� and take
photos. Santa Claus made another appearance for photos as community members chatted and headed to the waterfront to watch lighted boats from the Oak Harbor Yacht Club parade across Penn Cove. Six-year-old Madalynn Georges stepped up for a photo with Santa Claus. After a busy evening of handing out candy canes with St. Mary’s church during the parade, she smiled at Santa Claus and showed him her Santa Claus doll as her parents took photos of the magical Christmas moment.
The Artists of South Whidbey will hold their HOLIDAY GALLERIA Thursday, Dec. 8, noon to 5 p.m.; Friday, Dec. 9, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a reception 5 to 7 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 10, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sunday, Dec. 11, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Clinton Progressive Hall, 6411 Central Ave. Paintings, prints, cards and holiday items will be available. Call 360-730-1639. During December, enjoy the 1891 GACHES MANSION in La Conner decorated for the holidays. Fridays and Saturdays from 3 to 5 p.m., vintage records will play. Award-winning quilts are on display. Admission is $7. Call 360-466-4288.
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WED. WHIDBEY REMEMBERS PEARL HARBOR To commemorate the 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, Electronic Attack Squadron (VAQ) 129 will hold a Remembrance Ceremony Dec. 7, at 10 a.m. at the Whidbey Island Naval Air Station Seaplane Base Marina. A reception will immediately follow at Simard Hall (Building 12).
LIONS TREE SALE IN PROGRESS The Oak Harbor Lions Club is holding its annual Christmas tree sale daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Dec. 23 or sold out. The stand is conveniently located in the park next to the Chamber of Commerce, 32630 Highway 20, Oak Harbor. These are local Noble, Douglas, Grand, Fraser and Nordman Fir trees, cut fresh in Deming, Wash., with sizes from 4-feet to 9-feet tall. Prices will be the same as the last two years. All proceeds support community projects.
HIGH SCHOOL SELLS FOR HOLIDAYS Oak Harbor High School ASB’s second annual Holiday Bazaar will be held Dec. 7 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the OHHS SUB. Clubs and classes will host activities and sell their wares, from treats to ornaments to jewelry, plus face painting, caroling, silent auctions, a picture booth and food.
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THURS. PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS HOLIDAY SHOW The Whidbey Playhouse will hold limited performances of “A Child’s Christmas in Wales� from Dec. 8 to 18. Shows are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday matinees are at 2:30 p.m. Enjoy the lyrical journey through a young Dylan Thomas’ fondest holiday memories told through poetry and Welsh song. Tickets cost $12 and are available by calling 6792237. The Whidbey Playhouse is located at 730 SE Midway Blvd., Oak Harbor. For information visit www. whidbeyplayhouse.com.
SPECIAL DINNER INCLUDES GIFTS The Greenbank Progressive Club will hold its special
potluck dinner and meeting Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the Bakken and Firehouse roads clubhouse in Greenbank. Bring side dishes to go with turkey and ham, which will be furnished. There will be a gift exchange. Bring a wrapped gift labeled either male, female or either if non gender specific. Need ideas? Support a local artist or craftsperson or give something homemade. Numbers will be drawn and gifts will change hands more than once. If you buy something, please keep the amount to under $7. Call 678-4885.
TEENS DISPLAY ARTISTIC SKILLS Oak Harbor Library will hold an opening reception for their teen art show on Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. Vote for People’s Choice and enjoy food catered by Wildcat Catering. The show will also run Friday and Saturday, Dec. 9 and 10 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 675-5115.
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CHRISTMAS VILLAGE AT HOME DEPOT Get into the holiday spirit at Christmas Village, staged this year in the Home Depot parking lot in Oak Harbor. Sit on Santa’s lap, laugh at the Grinch, pet goats, meet Frosty the Snowman, take a hay ride and much more. Hours are Dec. 9, 4 to 7 p.m.; Dec. 10 and 11, noon to 7 p.m.; Dec. 16, 4 to 7 p.m.; Dec. 17 and 18, noon to 7 p.m.; Dec. 19 through 23, 4 to 7 p.m. Admission is free and donations of nonperishable food items welcome. To volunteer to set up, visit www. ohchristmasvillage.com.
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High school bazaar brings cheer for the holidays: The Oak Harbor High School ASB will host its second holiday bazaar Wednesday, Dec. 7, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. See Activities listing for more information.
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HARBORSIDE SHOPS SIGN UP SANTA Harborside Mercants on the newly makeover Pioneer Way in downtown Oak Harbor welcome families to come see Santa on a fire truck. Bring a camera; pets are welcome. Santa will be available Dec. 10, 4 to 7 p.m.; Dec. 11, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dec. 17, 4 to 7 p.m.; Dec. 18, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dec. 19, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Dec. 22, 4 to 7 p.m.; and Dec. 23, 4 to 7 p.m.
HOLIDAY MARKET IN GREENBANK The Greenbank Farm Holiday Market is offered Dec. 10, 11, 17 and 18, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Looking for that perfect something for a gift? Peruse the collection of items made by local artisans. Stroll through the historic barn decorated in its finest scenery and help support the local economy. Bring your camera - Santa will be on site for photos from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
MUSEUM BOOKS SANTA FOR SATURDAYS Every Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 10 through Dec. 19, Santa Claus will be at the Island County Museum from 1 to 4 p.m. greeting kids of all ages and listening to their holiday wishes. Admission to the museum is by donation during those hours for all Santa-believers. Island County Museum is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Call 678-3310.
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Wind and Tide Bookshop is offering an evening with Arnie Deckwa on Dec. 9 from 5 to 7 p.m. Deckwa will be talking about his book, “The Singin’ Salmon Man from Cornet Bay� along with cooking and serving samples of his many wonderful Cornet Bay food products. Deckwa’s book tells of his musical Nashville dream that turned into a retail food business; an evening not to miss.
American Association of University Women Whidbey Island Branch’s Holiday Tea will be held Dec. 10 from 1:15 to 4:15 p.m. at the Regency on Whidbey, 1040 SW Kimball Dr., Oak Harbor. Bring a wrapped holiday ornament for exchange. Send a reservation check for $20 to AAUW, PO Box 1332, Coupeville, 98239.
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Celebrate magical holiday decorations at the third annual Oak Harbor Soroptimist Christmas Home Tour on Dec. 10 from 4 to 8 p.m. The event features six homes on north Whidbey Island. Each home features
a homemade cookie and recipe card. Tickets are $15 from the Casual House, Rusty Chandelier and Oak Harbor Hallmark or by calling Maria at 675-1872.
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WORRIED ABOUT HOLIDAY WEIGHT? Don’t let the holidays weigh you down; learn the emotional freedom technique Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. in the Whidbey General Hospital conference room. Learn about cravings, stress and how to free yourself. Cost is $25. Registration required: call 678-7656 ext. 4005 or 321-7656 ext. 4005.
TAI CHI PROVIDES COMPLETE EXERCISE An introduction to classical Tai Chi and Qigong provides exercises for any age, especially those with chronic pain or illness. Learn how to improve balance, core strength and reduce stress on Dec. 10 at 1 p.m. in the Whidbey General Hospital conference rooms. Cost is $25. Registration required: call 678-7656 ext. 4005 or 321-7656 ext. 4005.
WHIDBEY AUDUBON GOES TO SWAN LAKE Swan Lake is one of seven Whidbey Island sites on the newly published Birding Trail map. Search for waterfowl, hawks and eagles Dec. 10. Carpools form at 9 a.m. at Windjammer Park. Contact Steve Ellis, 678-2264.
WINTERFEST IN COUPEVILLE Coupeville Elementary School PTA Winterfest is set for Dec. 10 from 9 a.m. to noon at the school, starting with an all-youcan-eat pancake breakfast served by the Coupeville Lions. Cost is $4 adults and $2 for kids. Also enjoy Santa pictures, storytime with Santa, holiday crafts, games, festive face-painting and Scholastic Book Fair. Children can purchase craft cards, 2 crafts for $3 or 4 crafts for $5, and make delightful gifts for family and friends. To donate to “Sponsor A Family� that might not otherwise be able to afford to attend, email the PTA at president@coupevillepta. org. Call 360-224-3941.
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The Christmas touring ensemble Noel will perform in Oak Harbor Monday, Dec. 12, at 7:30 p.m. Enjoy a holiday performance by Noel, a Christmas touring ensemble in full medieval garb, at the First Reformed Church in Oak Harbor. Noel will perform an evening of holiday poetry and music featuring harps, strings, flutes and percussion. Tickets cost $15 for adults and $10 for students and are available at Angelo’s, the Bay Leaf and Mr. Music, at the door or at www.noelharp.com. The First Reformed Church is located at 250 SW Third Ave., Oak Harbor. Noel will also perform in La Conner, Lynnwood, Lynden, Kirkland and Bellingham. For information about those performances call 360-305-7136. Enjoy dinner, a dessert auction, silent and live auctions. Tickets cost $75 by calling 678-3396 or by visiting the school at 15 NW Birch St., Coupeville.
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Every Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m., listen to live music at Taste for Wine at the Bayview Corner. Entertainment is free and all ages are welcome. Dec. 11 features the Muse, Eye and Dragonfly. Call 360-321-0515.
BAYLEAF HOSTS TRUNK SHOW Cook on Clay Holiday Trunk Show at Bayleaf in Coupeville will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Dec. 11. Join Whidbey Island artist/potter Robbie Lobell of Cook on Clay and Beth Kuchynka, owner of Bayleaf Fine Wines and Imported Foods gourmet shop, 101 Northwest Cloveland St., Coupeville. Call 678-6603.
FREE CARDIO AND FUN WITH HORSES HOPE Therapeutic Riding Center seeks volunteers for winter quarter. To train, attend a webinar on Dec. 12
MON. MEDIEVAL ENSEMBLE SINGS HOLIDAY TUNES Noel, a Christmas touring ensemble in full medieval garb, will perform Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Reformed Church, 250 SW Third Ave., Oak Harbor. Tickets cost $15 for adults and $10 for students, from Angelo’s, the Bayleaf, Mr. Music, at the door or www. noelharp.com.
IDIPIC MEETS DOWN THE HALL IDIPIC presents its next North Whidbey DUI/Underage Drinking Prevention panel Dec. 12. It’s open to all, come no later than 6:45 p.m. to assure a seat in Conference Room 137 down the hall from Oak Harbor Library. This is required by local driving instructors for both driver’s ed students and parents. Contact 6728219 or www.idipic.org.
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Saturday the 10th, 10am to 2pm
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Unique Handmade Crafts, Yummy Baked Goods, Stocking Stuffers Galore, Fabulous Book Sale, Warm Beverages & Oh So Much More! Come one, come all to our Christmas Fair! Holiday Music, fragrant scents & cozy fireplace will put you in a relaxed festive mood!
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