State Senator Mary Margaret Haugen, chair of the Senate Transportation Committee, says she will fight moves to cut ferry routes, calling the ferry system's draft long-range plan is "not a done deal."
The Anacortes Historic Preservation Board has set a program for this Saturday to help homeowners here research the history of their old home. It’s part of an ambitious plan by the Board for 2009.
Now that our snow is gone and we have had a few days to think about the recent weather event that parallels only two or three other events in my lifetime, here are my thoughts and perceptions.
The Anacortes Historic Preservation Board’s has an ambitious, exciting agenda for 2009, and our talented, enthusiastic board members are well-qualified to meet the challenges ahead.
The third time was not the charm last week for a 51-year-old Anacortes man arrested for speeding, driving with a suspended license and without insurance.
One inter-island ferry rider told the state ferries director "Can you find another duck to pluck?" during a public hearing for islanders on WSF long-range plans for the ferry system.
Anacortes police are trying to identify this man, who was caught in surveillance photos this week shortly before he pulled what police called “a classic scam” on a local retailer.
The editors of Wild Beauty have selected more than 130 images by some three dozen
photographers to chronicle the history of photography in the Columbia River Gorge.
That traffic light at 17th St. and Q Ave. has been fixed. It had been blinking since it was damaged during a winter storm last month.
State Representative Jeff Morris questions the consistency of a policy that includes $11.7 million for the Enhanced Driver License (EDL) program, while cancelling the primary maritime route between Washington and Canada.
