Two Anacortes residents were booked into Skagit County Jail this week after officers, thanks to the APD canine T-Bone, located pieces of foil suggesting heroin use in their vehicle. The sedan was stopped after simply failing to use a turn signal while making a turn.
Highlighting this week’s Police Blotter: three bicycles were reported stolen and a mailbox was blown up with fireworks.
The film "Eating Alabama: A Story About Why Food Matters," on Sept. 30 leads off a series of five films about the environment scheduled for this fall by the Friends of Skagit Beaches.
A new police officer is on the job now after being sworn in by Mayor Laurie Gere and Police Chief Bonnie Bowers at this week’s City Council meeting.
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Police took a 61-year-old woman into protective custody for a mental health evaluation after she took a stroller with a young child in it.
Anacortes-based author Jane Billinghurst's latest work is an English translation of an international bestseller by German forester and author Peter Wohleleben called The Hidden Life of Trees. The book was published this week and is already listed as a bestseller on Amazon.com.
As part of the 2016 inflow and infiltration reduction program, the City is moving forward with the 2016 Commercial Avenue Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project.
APD received several reports of broken vehicle and building windows on Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Anacortes Police rescued a couple locked inside a min-storage area, then rrested the man and took him to jail.
