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Joseph Campbell wrote about the Hero's Journey, the stages that people go through as they grow and expand in consciousness.

The City of Anacortes will hold an emergency response drill on Wednesday from 9 am until noon, to practice the City's response plan as part of the city's participation exercises in the Great Washington ShakeOut.

Crews are scheduled to start repaving part of 34th Street on Monday.

A one-hour hike at Heart Lake ended with a loss of $800 in vehicle damage and property in a vehicle break-in.

Solar power is coming to the Anacortes Library, thanks to a community group which will install a system similar to this one installed on the Middle School last year.

More than a dozen Model A Fords added a bit of ambiance to the Anacortes Community Theatre and the 1930’s era show on stage there, Anything Goes.

The Guemes Island Ferry continues to get bad news. New repairs prompted by the annual maintenance for the M/V Guemes will cost $100,000 and delay the Oct. 14 return to service until Oct. 24, at the earliest.

The Anacortes-Sidney, BC, ferry run is facing extended winter shutdowns if a proposed state Transportation Department budget ends up getting adopted.

The Fire Department will hold a family-oriented open house featuring fun and educational activities at the downtown fire station next weekend as part of Fire Prevention Week.

Two Oregon residents were injured when their motorcycle slid on a damp Mt. Erie Drive on Oyster Run weekend.