Sunny Sunflower is among a collection of acrylics by Jennifer Bowman
on display at Scott-Milo Gallery for this month’s Gallery Walk at the
several galleries in downtown Anacortes Friday evening.
The Seafarers' Memorial Park building, now behind construction fencing, could become part of a planned small boat center.
Anacortes School Superintendent Chris Borgen says the district hopes to
give swine flu shots to "as many staff, volunteers and students as
possible."
Guemes Islanders trying to save Guemes Mountain bring their cause to Anacortes this month with a "Save the Mountain" auction at the Depot. The Guemes Island Environmental Trust is attempting to raise money to purchase the mountain.
This week’s police blotter is highlighted by a 2-year old boy who suffered bite wounds to his eyelid, cheek, and mouth when he was bitten by a pit bull at Washington Park and flags stolen from two Anacortes churches.
Two new movies come to the Anacortes Cinemas this weekend, including well-rated (500) Days of Summer and the not-so-well-rated Time Traveler's Wife. That's Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel, above, in (500) Days of Summer.
If you've been following the adventures of the moving Postal Service mail drop box -- you know, the one that used to be in the Post Office parking lot -- well, we've got news for you. No, it hasn't moved again, but a new drop box has appeared.
The state Ecology Dept. has just approved oil spill readiness plans for the Shell and Tesoro refineries on March Point.
An official with the Port says all the kinks have been worked out which
will allow an Anthony's restaurant to open next to the Cap Sante Marine
next summer, perhaps as early as the end of next June. Construction could start in November.
The 98-year old Depot Arts Center is getting a facelift this week as volunteers scrape and paint. We caught up with Dave Lowry of Lowry Painting as he did some work on one of the doors.
