This barge, which we photographed in the Guemes Channel, is loaded with pilings headed for the construction of the Port Mann Bridge in Vancouver, B.C. These pilings measure six feet in diameter and 240 feet in length.
The Anacortes Library and the Senior Center are available as public cooling centers, according to a news release from the Mayor's office and the Red Cross. Both buildings are air conditioned and available for people of all ages.
Had enough yet? The heat wave will continue this week, with Anacortes temperatures forecast to hit as high as 85 on Wednesday and a couple degrees cooler Tuesday and Thursday. The forecast calls for upper 70's by Friday.
The 309-foot Ross Candies is being built at Dakota Creek Industries for Otto Candies of Des Allemands, LA. It is distinguished by it's heliport, 100-ton deck masts that rise far above the main deck.
An electronic counter was stolen from the Whistle Lake area, 2 cars
were stolen, and a wallet and cash were stolen at a fitness club. These
are some of this week’s Police Blotter highlights.
One of the men’s crews enjoys rowing in the silky smooth waters off Cap Sante. Frank Orr is at the helm.
The City opened the not-yet-finished roundabout Friday evening, missing their promised 30-day closure limit by one day. While the roundabout has been opened, it's clear that there's still lots of work to do.
Police have arrested two men in connection with the vandalism of three Red Cross vehicles here. Under arrest are a 27-year old Anacortes man and a 25-year old Rockport man.
A new, richly-illustrated and well-researched volume chronicles the
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, held in Seattle in 1909. The new book is Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Washington's First World's Fair, by Alan J. Stein & Paula Becker.
City leaders toured the nearly-completed roundabout at Commercial Ave. and Hwy. 20 Friday morning, just hours before it was to be opened to traffic.
