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City's stormwater outfalls polluted

Art Shotwell May. 28 2014 2 minutes read
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The Samish Tribe says 94% of the city's stormwater outfalls into Fidalgo Bay fail to meet minimum state pollution standards for fecal coliform bacteria.

Heart Lake Road closed for sewer extension

Art Shotwell May. 28 2014 1 minute read
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Crews Wednesday work along Heart Lake Road south of 41st St. for a new city sewer extension. The road will be closed for about another month as crews lay new sewer pipes, then repave that part of Heart Lake Road.

Memorial Day service

Art Shotwell May. 26 2014 0 minutes read
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A color guard with Steve McLean (in front) and Walter Garland stand by as veterans like up during a brief Memorial Day service at Grand View Cemetary. Michael Newbrough played taps, the group sang the national anthem and heard a prayer. Rain held off.

Police Blotter, May 16 - 22, 2014

May. 24 2014 8 minutes read

Two women who evidently had been drinking caused a ruckus in a downtown market shortly after 2 am one recent morning when they tried to buy more alcohol, prompting a call to the police.

ASF awards nearly $100,000 in scholarships

Art Shotwell May. 23 2014 2 minutes read
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More than 50 Anacortes High School graduates received scholarships worth a total of nearly $100,000 at this week’s scholarship ceremony hosted by the Anacortes Schools Foundation. After the ceremony, the students gathered on stage for a group photo.

City Parks planning a spray pad

Art Shotwell May. 22 2014 2 minutes read
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The City Parks Department wants to build what they’re calling a spray pad for kids in Storvik Park. Parks chief Gary Robinson says both Burlington and Mount Vernon have them and they’re popular with as many as 200 kids a day on warm days.

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