City crews have started preliminary work in preparation for a new fiber optic network connecting the Riverbend water treatment plant with city water equipment in Anacortes. The system, the city says, is about a year ahead of schedule.
Moments after the City Council appointed him, Bruce McDougall is sworn in as the newest Council member. He will fill out the remainder of the term of John Archibald, who resigned as of the end of last month.
Get your household cleaning done and dump your residential garbage and yard waste at the city's annual Spring Clean-Up.
The history of residential architecture in Anacortes is the topic of “At Home in Anacortes,” a new exhibit that opens with a reception 1-4 p.m. Saturday, May 13, at the Anacortes Museum.
A set of power tools worth about $350 was reported on Monday stolen from the back porch of a home.
Despite the Tulip Festival and increased tourist traffic, this week’s Police Blotter seems unusually quiet, with no incidents reported for four days.
Patti Pattee, the owner of Watermark Books, is offering the store for sale after more than 25 years as a local landmark.
The city's Public Works Department is moving forward with a project to resurface Heart Lake Road, with construction to begin this Friday, April 28.
Anacortes Police will hold it’s 13th prescription drug take-back day in coordination with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) this Saturday.
A driver caught driving 92 miles per hour on highway 20 said he was low on fuel and wanted to get to a gas station before he ran out.
