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Police Blotter, Dec. 28, 2013 - Jan. 3, 2014

Jan. 4 2014 11 minutes read

Police charged a Bellingham man with assault and unlawful imprisonment, both felonies, for duct-taping his girl friend’s arms and mouth to keep her quiet and to keep her from leaving an apartment here.

More police vehicle tires punctured

Art Shotwell Jan. 3 2014 1 minute read

Tires on police vehicles were punctured again early Friday morning, apparently the latest episode of vandalism at the Police station on M Ave.

Clean Samish Initiative meeting set

Art Shotwell Jan. 3 2014 1 minute read

Skagit County will host a meeting next week to update the public on the Clean Samish Initiative (CSI),which is designed to achieve pollution reductions in the Samish Basin and chart a way forward for long-term solutions in the basin.

Gallery Walk this Friday

Art Shotwell Jan. 1 2014 2 minutes read
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This acrylic, Fall Foliage by Jennifer Bowman, is one of many art works that will be on show during the first Gallery Walk of 2014 this Friday evening from 6 - 9 pm.

The Simplicity of Nutrition

Jan. 1 2014 2 minutes read

With the New Year, Anacortes Now is proud to introduce a new columnist. Jennifer Shouse will write about health and nutrition twice a month or so. Her first column is an introduction...

New Mayor takes office on Thursday

Art Shotwell Dec. 30 2013 1 minute read
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Laurie Gere will officially move into the Mayor’s office at City Hall on Thursday. She was sworn in by City Clerk Steve Hoglund on Dec. 23 during a private ceremony as family, friends, political supporters and a few city staffers watched.

Police Blotter, Dec. 21 - 26, 2013

Dec. 28 2013 10 minutes read

Police are crediting an alert port security guard with spotting a man crawling on his hands and knees soaking wet and bleeding in the early hours of Sunday morning, when the temperature was running around 30 degrees.

Shell refinery moves ahead with new rail plan

Art Shotwell Dec. 26 2013 2 minutes read
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The Shell refinery at March Point has filed for permits to allow construction of a rail yard to receive crude oil from North Dakota, much like Tesoro, the other March Point refinery, has already done.

Police search for shooting suspect here

Art Shotwell Dec. 26 2013 1 minute read

2013-1226-wanted-manTwenty-one-year-old Miguel Martinez is being sought by Yakima County authorities for the shooting death of Carmen Johnson, the stepson of a Sunnyside Police Officer.

Model train club gear featured at the Museum

Dec. 26 2013 2 minutes read

The Anacortes & Fidalgo Model Railroad Club has filled the Anacortes Museum’s Anacortes Presents display case with an interesting assortment of model railroad pieces – track-maintenance equipment, steam and diesel locomotives, logging cars, a tugboat, passenger-type equipment and miscellaneous vehicles, as well as several model railroad structures.

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