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Dog Park progressing

Art Shotwell Dec. 30 2009 1 minute read

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Work on the city's off-leash dog park on H Avenue is progressing slowly. During the holidays, a new pavilion was added to the park, which officially opened last summer.

Damaged trestle section coming down soon

Art Shotwell Dec. 30 2009 1 minute read

Demolition work on the fire-damaged section of the Tommy Thompson Trail trestle is expected to start shortly after the start of the new year. In-water work must be done by Feb. 1 because of environmental regulations.

Shell refinery plans upgrades

Art Shotwell Dec. 30 2009 2 minutes read

Two distillation towers, one longer than 200 feet, are expected to be moved through Anacortes early in January en route to the Shell Refinery on March Point. 

Library fees go up for non-resident users

Dec. 28 2009 1 minute read

The fee the Anacortes Library charges library users who live outside the city will go up $1 per quarter, starting with the first of the year.

Christmas tree pick-up set for Jan. 9

Dec. 28 2009 1 minute read

Members of the Key Club, the Kiwanis Noon Club, and the Kiwanis Sunrisers Club will pick up Christmas trees for recycling on January 9, starting at 9am.

The Police Blotter, Dec. 26, 2009

Dec. 26 2009 12 minutes read

Updated Dec. 28. - 'Twas the week before Christmas and police cases included: 2 men tossed 2 Christmas trees into a truck and drove off without paying...and a car and several chainsaws stolen in Friday Harbor, but which appeared here.

Weekend Movies, featuring Sherlock Holmes

Dec. 24 2009 5 minutes read
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Two new films in town this Christmas weekend: Sherlock Holmes, starring Robert Downey, Jr. and Alvin and the Chipmunks" The Squeakquel. Continuing is the blockbuster Avatar. 

Anacortes property values drop

Art Shotwell Dec. 23 2009 1 minute read

Assessed property values in Anacortes have dropped, on average, 7.6 percent from one year ago, according to the county Assessor's Office, the first drop since the early 1990s.

The Police Blotter, Dec. 19, 2009

Art Shotwell Dec. 21 2009 10 minutes read

Police investigated several thefts at Anacortes marinas this week. Stolen were part of a navigational radar unit aboard one boat, a flat-screen TV on another boat. And, a Boston Whaler disappeared from a dock.

Weekend Movies featuring Avatar

Dec. 17 2009 5 minutes read
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The weekend's top movie here is clearly Avatar. And, it comes with nearly universal rave reviews. Also opening this weekend is Planet 51. And, two good films continue this weekend: The Blind Side and The Princess and the Frog. But, it's Avatar that is the must see.

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