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The Paperboys at Cap Sante Marina

Art Shotwell Aug. 6 2009 2 minutes read
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The award-winning Canadian group The Paperboys come to town with a show Friday night at Cap Sante Marina, part of the Port's Friday night series.

Guemes Channel trail construction under way

Art Shotwell Aug. 5 2009 2 minutes read
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Construction has started on a short segment of a planned coastal walking/biking trail from downtown Anacortes to the state ferry landing.

Fire and Ice by JA Jance

Aug. 5 2009 2 minutes read

fire_and_ice-med.jpgPopular part-time Seattle author JA Jance' newest mystery, Fire and Ice, brings together her two heroes: Seattle investigator J.P. Beaumont and Cochise County Sheriff Joanna Brady. The story, or maybe I should say stories, involve two separate crimes which twist together at the end. 

Are all Stop signs necessary?

Art Shotwell Aug. 4 2009 2 minutes read
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West Third St & Minnesota Ave is one spot that an Anacortes resident says may not need a stop sign. "Fewer stop signs could actually increase traffic safety and reduce air pollution," says Mark Lijek.

Kathy Janke honored

Art Shotwell Aug. 4 2009 2 minutes read
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The Mayor and City Council Monday night honored Kathy Janke, who has been Council Secretary for 21 years. She'll be retiring from city service in December.

Council okays bond re-financing

Art Shotwell Aug. 4 2009 1 minute read
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The City Council has given the okay to refinance about $2 million in bonds that were initially issued in 1999 for construction of the police and court facility on M Ave.

Fill-the-Boot drive Saturday

Aug. 3 2009 2 minutes read

2009-0803_fill_the_boot.jpgAnacortes Fire Fighters will be out in the city this coming Saturday with boots in hand, as they kick off their annual Fill-the-Boot fundraising campaign for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

The Police Blotter, Aug. 1, 2009

Aug. 1 2009 16 minutes read

anacortes_police_logo.pngThis week’s police cases include: more thefts involving an 84-year-old man who a neighbor said is faking dementia… A Port Orchard man suspected of driving a boat while drunk...An Anacortes man said his checking account was missing $2,600.

Art Dash takes off

Art Shotwell Aug. 1 2009 1 minute read
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With City Hall just visible in the backgtround, about 250 runners take off at the start of Saturday's Art Dash on Q Ave. The starter told the runners "Imagine police cars have blocked off the street." Volunteers stopped traffic for the runners.

Philip McCracken honored at Arts Fest

Art Shotwell Jul. 31 2009 2 minutes read
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The Anacortes Arts Festival, which goes into full swing next Friday, gets off to an early start tonight with a salute to Philip McCracken as Patron of the Arts. Tonight's event is the kick-off of Arts at the Port and attendees will get an advance look at this year's art exhibits.

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