Police Blotter, January 24 - 30, 2025

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Anacortes Police responded to several calls, including one describing juvenile hoodlums who ended up being not as described.

Plans for new gun regulations progress in Washington Legislature

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If the bills win approval, they’d require gun buyers to have special permits, limit bulk sales of ammunition and firearms, and impose new taxes.

Hiking: Thank You Neighbors

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Chickens. horses and cows? Fence lines, hedgerows and barns? Not your typical walk in the woods, or stroll on the beach.

Washington child care advocates push for higher pay and more support for providers

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Lawmakers are debating bills to help the child care sector, but with a budget gap, expensive proposals may be difficult to pass.

Police Blotter, January 17 - 22, 2025

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Anacortes Police logged calls about theft and bloody damage to a store on Q, damage to a park kiosk and a man acting strangely. 

School District is facing continued financial challenges

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The Anacortes School District is facing continuing financial hurdles in the coming years, according to School Superintendent Justin Irish.