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The City of Oak Harbor has launched a new initiative called "Community Catch Up," aimed at fostering community connections starting January 2025. This program encourages residents to engage in casual gatherings to discuss local issues and share ideas. The initiative is part of the city's broader efforts to enhance community involvement and accessibility.
Governor Bob Ferguson has outlined specific occasions when flags will be directed to be lowered to half-staff in Washington state, including Memorial Day and Patriot Day. Additionally, the article details the mandated display of the POW/MIA flag on designated days, emphasizing the importance of honoring veterans and public safety personnel.
The City of Oak Harbor's recent adoption of Ordinance 2013 allows the operation of Wheeled All-Terrain Vehicles (WATVs) on city-maintained streets and roads. The ordinance includes specific guidelines regarding where WATVs can be ridden, including restrictions on highway use and city parks. A public map is available to help residents navigate the new regulations effectively.