The Anacortes Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the woman in this surveillance photo taken at a local bank cash machine. She allegedly withdrew over $2,500 illegally from someone else's checking account.
The Anacortes Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the woman in this surveillance photo taken at a local bank cash machine. She allegedly withdrew over $2,500 illegally from someone else's checking account.
Popular high school counselor Keith Anderson has been missing for a little over one year now and his family has recently raised a reward to $10,000. The Police Department is again asking for public help in resolving the case.
The Chamber of Commerce Board has selected Stephanie Hamilton as it's new Executive Director, filling the spot that was vacated when Mitch Everton resigned last October.
After nearly three years of consideration, planning and successfully answering the Port of Anacortes’ call for proposals, Anthony’s Restaurant is nearly ready to open its newly constructed 6,800 square foot restaurant at Cap Sante Marina.
It is only her first week on the job, but newly elected State Representative Kristine Lytton already has a calendar resembling a Tetris game.
Island Hospital officials broke ground Monday on a new $10.3 million, 27,000 square foot expansion, which will house an expanded cancer care center, physical therapy, and a new wound care unit.
Ace of Hearts Creek after a light snowfall Sunday. Nearly an inch fell here. Some areas of the island got from 2 to 5 inches of snow Sunday. View The Big Picture.
Anacortes police responded to a number of calls on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, but it was the third call of the New Year that ended in an arrest on a number of charges.
"A little bit of an unpleasant surprise" was how Mayor Dean Maxwell characterized the Governor Chris Gregoire's proposal to create a regional taxing district to support the state ferry system.
A cold and showery air mass will spread across western Washington this weekend. Snow levels will fall to 1,000 feet on Saturday and then to near sea level or just a couple hundred feet on Sunday morning.