Washington’s hospitals anticipate losing nearly $6 billion in revenue through 2033 due to steep Medicaid cuts in the coming months.
Anacortes Police dealt with a stolen vehicle report where the owner had left the car running to make a quick visit to a store.
Among items on this week’s Anacortes Police Blotter, a woman reported that more than ten-thousand dollars had disappeared from her bank account. Also, police checked out a snow goose on T Ave.
Less than a month remains until an election that will transform Washington’s state Supreme Court.
A joint City-Port plan for a community event center drew praise and suggestions to slow down until more solid numbers come in.
This week’s Anacortes Police Blotter includes an arrest of a suspect at a town park with suspected fentanyl and methamphetamine. And, there's the case of a woman who called police to report her own moving violations.
The workers’ union says it didn’t coordinate the sickout that led to mass cancellations and took most of the vessels out of the water.
Anacortes City Council members and Port Commissioners are set to get an update on plans for a community event center and improvements around the northwest corner of Cap Sante Marina.
Some downtown Anacortes shops will be open late Friday evening for the monthly Gallery Walk.
Washington’s largest utility is proposing to increase electricity rates by nearly 30%. For more than four hours on Tuesday, members of the public urged state regulators to reject the proposal.
