Passwords are the first line of defense between your private data and an attacker whether it is a criminal hacker or a spy agency.
A man who texted a pornographic photo to someone’s phone got a surprise: an Anacortes police officer called back.
Michael Pollan, author of Omnivore’s Dilemma, observed, “Humans are the only species that need to be taught how to eat.” It is an insightful, humbling, and valid statement.
The Eagles have decided to cancel Saturday night’s scheduled donkey basketball game at the middle school in the light of increasing complaints to the Eagles and the school district.
Are you terrified of public speaking? Are the words um, er and ah in your vocabulary? You have lots of company in the world.
An official with the Anacortes Eagles says they will not host any more donkey basketball games after this Saturday’s Middle School game, which has drawn a large number of protests to both the Eagles and the School District.
According to a new survey, two-thirds of the members of the Anacortes Chamber of Commerce favor a medium-sized dry-good retailer in Anacortes.
A national animal-rights group is targeting this coming weekend’s donkey basketball game which benefits the Anacortes Eagles group.
Two new nationwide scams that target utility customers through email are reaching some Puget Sound Energy customers, including here in Anacortes.
This is the time of year for a story with a happy ending. A wallet that had been missing for two weeks was turned in to police with nothing missing, not even the more than $100 that was in it.
