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The Depot, circa 1915

Apr. 25 2010 1 minute read
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The Great Northern Depot was built in 1911 at 7th & R and served as a depot until 1973. This photo of the north side shows a steam engine, people on the platform, horse & buggy 'hacks' for hire.

The Police Blotter, April 24, 2010

Apr. 24 2010 14 minutes read

A 21-year-old Anacortes man was booked into jail this week on a variety of charges including investigation of felony assault, felony harassment, domestic violence assault and malicious mischief, and interfering with the reporting of domestic violence.

Seventh Tesoro fire victim dies

Art Shotwell Apr. 24 2010 1 minute read

2010-0424_tesoro_victim_death.jpgThe seventh and last victim of the Tesoro refinery fire died early Saturday morning, according to a spokeswoman for Harborview Medical Center, where he was being treated for burns. Matt Gumbel had undergone skin graft surgery just a few hours earlier, but doctors could not stabilize his vital signs.

Trestle Fund Run attracts runners

Art Shotwell Apr. 24 2010 1 minute read
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More than 100 runners braved the cold wind Saturday morning in the final fund-raising event to pay for the repair of the Tommy Thompson trestle crossing Fidalgo Bay. A large section of the trestle was damaged by a fire of unknown origin last October.

Teachers may not be cut with new school budget

Art Shotwell Apr. 21 2010 1 minute read

Anacortes School Superintendent Chris Borgen says the school district may not have to lay off teachers, despite cuts in the state budget and a dropping enrollment here.

Trestle repairs heading into the final month

Art Shotwell Apr. 19 2010 2 minutes read
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Repairs to the Tommy Thompson trestle across Fidalgo Bay  are nearing the final phase. City Parks Director Gary Robinson told the City Council Monday night that he hopes that repair work will be done by mid-May.

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