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February Art Walk is this Friday

Art Shotwell Jan. 31 2018 3 minutes read

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The First Friday Artwalk for February is 6 to 9 p.m. Friday. It features new work such as Winter Blueberry Fields, Skagit Valley, by Steve Hill, at Scott-Milo Gallery. Many downtown galleries are open 'til 9.

State blames operator for salmon net collapse

Art Shotwell Jan. 31 2018 4 minutes read

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State investigators have determined that an excessive buildup of mussels and other marine organisms on nets – caused by Cooke Aquaculture’s failure to properly clean them – was the primary cause of the August 19 collapse of the company’s net pen at Cypress Island, according to a news release.

Police Blotter, January 21 - 26, 2018

Jan. 29 2018 6 minutes read

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City Parks staff contacted police to report a damaged picnic table on Loop Road in Washington Park sometime in the previous couple of weeks. The table was struck by a vehicle that caused large ruts in the adjacent lawn.

Woman dies after driving off ferry ramp

Art Shotwell Jan. 25 2018 2 minutes read

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A woman died when she drove her Jeep Cherokee at high speed off the end of a ferry loading ramp at the Anacortes state ferry landing. Her body was discovered in her vehicle once it was pulled from the water. 

Car drives into the water at Anacortes ferry landing

Art Shotwell Jan. 25 2018 2 minutes read

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A rescue operation was launched this morning after a Jeep Cherokee crashed through crossing bars and plunged into the water at the Anacortes state ferry landing. There was no ferry docked at the time. At least one person was reported inside the vehicle.

Kris Lytton Legislative Report, Jan. 24, 2018

Art Shotwell Jan. 24 2018 3 minutes read

After months of delay and negotiation and with new leadership in the state Senate, I am happy to announce that the Legislature passed the Capital Budget. That means over $1 billion in school construction across the state, including many projects in our region.

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