Plans for extending a walking/bicycle riding trail from downtown to the WSF ferry terminal are included in the proposed city Parks & Recreation comprehensive plan just released for pubic review.
Just one of many folks who found just what the wanted at Saturda's annual Shipwreck Day, sponosred by the Chamber of Commerce. Commercial Ave. was taken over by garage sales from 10th St. to 3rd St.
Two candidates will vie for the Anacortes School Board slot which opened up when Chris Anderson resigned.
A 7-foot section of a 12 inch water main broke late Wednesday night at 12th St. and Commercial Ave., causing a fairly large hole in the street and pumping water and mud onto the streets for a couple blocks around.
Looks like Senator Patty Murray managed to get $3 million in federal transportation money to build a new WSF ferry terminal in Anacortes. The state had asked for $26 million for the Anacortes terminal.
The county has been allocated $750,000 in federal money to build a new ferry terminal for the Guemes Island ferry. But, the state failed to get $26 million to build a new Anacortes ferry terminal.
The Anacortes Futures Project, an effort by the Chamber of Commerce to improve city planning, has received high marks from City Council members.
The city has reopened Heart Lake to swimmers after closing it Friday afternoon because of unusually high fecal coliform counts.
State Senator Kevin Ranker, from San Juan Island, has opened a districtoffice in Anacortes City Hall and has hired a new legislative assistant, Ann Larson.
This photograph was taken at the foot of Commercial Avenue at Ocean Dock, the place where most travelers arrived and departed until autos and roads became more convenient than water travel.
