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Anacortes Police arrested a Snohomish woman who was trying to use fake $100 bills. Two other women were arrested and booked into jail on drug charges.

The Anacortes Schools Foundation's recent "Celebrate the Season" events (Dec. 2-4) exceeded expectations, raising $43,000 for an expansion of the Foundation's middle school STEM enrichment programs through a "Raise the Paddle" event led by auctioneer Pat Grant during our annual dinner fundraiser.

An Orcas Island man led Anacortes Police on a brief chase, but when his car got stuck in a ditch on Fidalgo Bay Rd. he jumped into the bay to try to get away.

The city’s grand old Carnegie Library building, now the Anacortes Museum, looks better than it has in decades following the completion of an interior renovation program and the application of fresh paint outside.

(Updated) At approximately 5:30PM on Monday, an Anacortes Police Officer was dispatched to Sharpes Corner to investigate a possible road rage incident.

It is winter in Western Washington, but that doesn’t mean you’ll be trapped indoors on your Fidalgo Island getaway.

The North Cascades Highway section of State Route 20 is now closed until next spring.

At approximately 6:30PM on Monday evening, Nov. 14, APD Officers responded to a robbery that had just occurred at a coffee stand near Sharpes Corner.

There will be no garbage service on Thursday, November 24th, 2016 and Friday, November 25th, 2016.

Shell’s Puget Sound Refinery faces a $133,000 penalty because of an odor violation in February 2015 that prompted hundreds of complaints around the March Point facility.