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Trail Tales gears up for summer

Art Shotwell May. 30 2013 1 minute read

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These three Trail Tales interpretive signs are just the latest signs to be added to the Tommy Thompson Trail by the Friends of Skagit Beaches and the city, thanks to a grant from the state Dept. of Ecology.

Tesoro fined $1.1 million by EPA

Art Shotwell May. 30 2013 2 minutes read

The Environmental Protection Agency has announced Tesoro has agreed to pay a $1.1 million penalty to resolve claims that Tesoro failed to comply with requirements under the Clean Air Act at four of its refineries, including their refinery at March Point.

Legislators: Fixing the Skagit River Bridge is a “group effort”

Art Shotwell May. 28 2013 3 minutes read
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The 40th Legislative District contingent of Sen. Kevin Ranker, and Reps. Jeff Morris and Kristine Lytton, released the statement below regarding the on-going effort to repair the Skagit River Bridge while keeping commuters and commerce moving and supporting local businesses.

BMW Oracle: Building a world champion in Anacortes

Art Shotwell May. 28 2013 1 minute read

2013-0528-museum-oracleCelebrate the 2010 America’s Cup-winning yacht USA 17 and the Anacortes craftsmen who built this technological marvel at a new exhibit, opening with an open house 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, June 1 at the Anacortes Maritime Heritage Center, 703 R Ave.

Public Works open house

Art Shotwell May. 28 2013 1 minute read

2013-0527 open houseThe City of Anacortes is hosting a Public Works Open House on Friday, May 31, 2013 from 9:00 am until 3:30 pm. at their award winning Wastewater Treatment Plant at 500 T Avenue.

Temporary span could be in place next month

Art Shotwell May. 26 2013 1 minute read
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State officials Sunday announced a plan for a temporary repair to the collapsed I-5 bridge span and they said the fix could be in place in less than a month. A permanent fix could be open by September.

Police Blotter, May 17 - 24, 2013

May. 25 2013 13 minutes read

A 23-year-old Mount Vernon man faces charges of identity theft, possession of stolen property, and possession of a legend drug without a prescription after a witness reported he had been in possession of several stolen credit cards.  

Some Anacortes businesses may benefit

Art Shotwell May. 25 2013 2 minutes read
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Several signs indicate that some Anacortes businesses may benefit from the I-5 bridge collapse. Some may lose. And, the Chamber of Commerce is doing its part to help boost Anacortes.

Local and state officials identify alternative routes

Art Shotwell May. 25 2013 3 minutes read

In response to Thursday's collapse of the I-5 bridge near Mount Vernon, state and local officials released on Saturday a detailed system of alternate travel routes.

Bridge collapse impacts local traffic

Art Shotwell May. 24 2013 1 minute read

The I-5 bridge collapse over the Skagit River will impact not only I-5 traffic, but the detours will impact local residents because of the increased traffic. As things stand Friday morning, traffic looks to be busy on Riverside Dr. and Burlington Blvd. between East College Way in Mount Vernon and Highway 20 in Burlington.

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