News

Several lights in Storvik Park were damaged, apparently by a projectile, this week.

A man who called police in the middle of the night to report his wife locked him out of the house ended up being booked in the jail for domestic violence assault.

The Governor signed the capital budget on May 21 that included $1.5 million for shoreside charging infrastructure to support the new, electric Guemes Island Ferry.

Police and school officials scrambled Tuesday night after learning of a shooting threat that police later determined was not credible.

Police arrested a man in connection with the assault on his ex-wife while they waited in a vehicle at the Anacortes Guemes Island Ferry landing.

The Anacortes School District, which recently decided to cancel its preschool program for kids 3-5, is looking to lease the classroom to another entity for the same purpose.

Two teenagers caught by Anacortes Police with marijuana late one night opted into the Education Citation Program, which is designed to keep kids out of the court system.

A contractor for the state Transportation Dept. will spend much of this year and next year repairing and repainting the two bridges at Deception Pass. 

Several occupants of two vehicles involved in a collision at 22^nd St & Commercial Ave were taken to Island Hospital to treat their injuries.

Cooke Aquaculture will pay the full $332,000 penalty to the Washington Department of Ecology for the collapse of its floating pen near Cypress Island that released 250,000 non-native fish into Puget Sound.