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I have been working with a group of legislators to develop legislative solutions that will protect our native salmon populations, many of which are on the brink of extinction.

The city has launched a new online survey tool to get an idea of the demand for a community-owned fibre-optic broadband Internet utility mucvh like the city's water utility.

The city on Monday launched a beautiful new Web site with more features, but it’s not without problems; many of them quickly fixed.

A regular user of the Tommy Thompson Trail called police on Thursday (Oct. 5) to report that an otter statue along the trail had its ears knocked off.

The public is invited to join the Samish Indian Nation for a free health fair. The event, in coordination with partner organizations, will include free services, activities and resources focused on blood pressure control.

Johanna Chase, veteran West Coast singer - songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is slated to perform at Kennelly Keys this Saturday, October 7th at 7pm – Tickets $10 at the Door.

Anacortes Police continue to catch drivers with illegal drugs in vehicles, thanks to the work of the K-9 unit T-Bone.

Anacortes students ranked first among 32 districts in northwest Washington based on a composite score of the percentage of students meeting standard on state assessments across grade levels and subject areas last spring.

On Monday morning, Seot. 18, approximately $700 worth of tools were reported stolen from a house being remodeled on 23^rd Street. The victim stated that he thought the home and garage was entered over the weekend and the tools removed. 

The Anacortes Family Center is planning what would be the first new affordable housing units here in more than a decade in a new building proposed for 27^th St. just west of Commercial Ave.