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Anacortes gets small boat launch hoist

Art Shotwell Apr. 9 2010 1 minute read
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Small boaters in Anacortes Friday got something they’ve been wanting for years: a small boat launch hoist. The new hoist, at the north end of Cap Sante Marina, will quickly become a key access point for small boats.

America's Cup trophy on display here

Art Shotwell Apr. 9 2010 3 minutes read
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The America's Cup trophy, the oldest active trophy in international sports, is coming to Anacortes for a one-night stand Saturday night. BMW-Oracle Racing's 90-foot trimaran, which won the America's Cup, was built here and a news release indicated the team wants to say thank you.

Preservation Board sponsors historical signs

Apr. 6 2010 2 minutes read
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Mayor Dean Maxwell Tuesday helped unveil one of the first group of 5 new historical panels that have been placed around Anacortes depicting scenes from the town's past. 

Anacortes' Newest Police Officer

Apr. 5 2010 0 minutes read
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Mayor Dean Maxwell swears in Terrence Clifford as the newest Anacortes Police Officer, as Police Chief Bonnie Bowers looks on, during Monday night's City Council meeting.

Investigator: Huge fireball at Tesoro

Apr. 5 2010 1 minute read

An official with a federal team investigating the Tesoro Refinery fire which killed 5 workers said the fire was the size of half the length of a football field as it blossomed into the night. Robert Hall is leading the team from the Chemical Safety Board that is investigating.

Tesoro workers' conditions improving

Apr. 5 2010 2 minutes read

The 2 surviving Tesoro workers injured in an explosion and fire on Friday are improving, according to a statement Monday by Tesoro Senior Vice-President Lynn Westfall. He said both workers are scheduled for skin replacement surgery, which he said "we take as a hopeful sign of their stability."

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