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AHS seniors graduate & make plans

Jun. 17 2010 2 minutes read
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Hannah Smythe gives thumbs up to her classmate after "turning the tassel" on her graduation cap Wednesday night at Anacortes High School's graduation ceremony. A substantial number of graduates are planning on attending a 4-year college.

Celebration set for Trestle

Art Shotwell Jun. 16 2010 1 minute read

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Free food and beverages, live music and much more are planned when the city hosts a celebration 4-7 pm Thursday afternoon for the completion of repairs to the Tommy Thompson Parkway trestle. 

Hollywood animation artist to share his craft

Art Shotwell Jun. 14 2010 2 minutes read

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Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Road Runner, Mr. Magoo, Yogi Bear, The Jetsons, Beany & Cecil....animator Bob Abrams knows them all personally. Abrams, who is a La Conner resident, will share his experiences in a presentation this week at the library.

The Police Blotter, June 12, 2010

Jun. 12 2010 11 minutes read

A 71-year-old man and Animal Control Officer Marie Padovan were both bitten repeatedly while trying to contain a Chihuahua mix dog that was running loose in the 2300 block of 29th Street last week.

Nine run for Quall's seat

Jun. 12 2010 1 minute read

Nine candidates have filed for the state House seat now held by Dave Quall, who has announced he will not seek re-election in the fall. Four Democrats, four Republicans and one person aligned with the so-called 'Happiness Party" filed by the Friday deadline.

Anacortes chosen to participate in teacher evaluation program

Art Shotwell Jun. 11 2010 2 minutes read

Anacortes School District will join a handful of other school districts across the state in a pilot program of new teacher and principal evaluations. The 2-year pilot program is required under legislation passed earlier this year.

Farmers Market Update

Jun. 11 2010 2 minutes read

Well, it looks like more sunshine is on the way, so we're hopeful that it will dry out our water-logged farms.  Berries should make an appearance next week, but while we wait, there is plenty of produce (along with cheese, honey, baked goods, etc.) becoming available each week.

Marine skills center on time for Sept. 1 opening

Art Shotwell Jun. 10 2010 2 minutes read
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The new Northwest Career & Technical Academy marine skills center will be ready to open for classes on schedule on Sept. 1, Project Manager Bryan Young told the School Board during a tour on Thursday.

Work set to start on new Depot plaza

Art Shotwell Jun. 9 2010 1 minute read
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Construction is slated to start "any day now" on a new paved area just north of the Depot Arts Center that will, eventually, become an expanded plaza surrounding the Depot.

Historic church for sale

Art Shotwell Jun. 9 2010 1 minute read

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A few people gathered outside the historic church hosing the First Church of Christ, Scientist Wednesday, after seeing that the church is for sale. It seems the congregation has slowly shrunk to just one person.

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