A rescue operation was launched this morning after a Jeep Cherokee crashed through crossing bars and plunged into the water at the Anacortes state ferry landing. There was no ferry docked at the time. At least one person was reported inside the vehicle.
After months of delay and negotiation and with new leadership in the state Senate, I am happy to announce that the Legislature passed the Capital Budget. That means over $1 billion in school construction across the state, including many projects in our region.
The Anacortes Parks & Recreation Department is updating its 2009 Comprehensive Plan. Three public meetings have been scheduled in order to gather community input on the existing plan, as well as new goals, objectives and inventory.
This Saturday will be your chance to join dozens of others dying to freeze while running into and out of the water, if you dare.
In an unusual case, police pulled over a driver for failing to signal during a lane change on Commercial Ave. at around 2am one morning this week.
Anacortes will receive $3.1 million toward our high school update as part of the state's capital budget signed into law by Governor Inslee.
Police are investigating the theft of construction tools worth several thousand dollars stolen from the high school construction project.
Skagit County Public Health was notified of a laboratory-confirmed Influenza A death on Monday, Jan. 8. This is the first confirmed death in Skagit County for this flu season.
A collision between two vehicles on Commercial Ave at 17th St. was serious enough to cause airbags to deploy in both vehicles.
The new City Council poses for a photo following swearing-in earlier this week.
