Early Friday morning, Mar. 27, officers stopped a suspiciously dressed man in the 2100 block of Commercial Ave. after receiving several calls that he was walking up the road wearing some type of mask covering his face.
The school district could face a $4 million shortfall for the coming school year, according to school Superintendent Chris Borgen. He called it a “worst-case scenario.”
The Senate has released a proposed 2009-11 transportation budget that includes funding for local highways and continues service on the Anacortes-Sidney Ferry.
Anglers will be going after salmon and more than $20,000 in cash prizes in this weekend’s annual Anacortes Salmon Derby. Top prize is $12,000.
State Senator Mary Margaret Haugen says the Anacortes to Sidney, BC ferry run is included in the Senate’s proposed budget for the next two years.
The Anacortes Housing Authority will receive some federal funds allocated in the Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
State Transportation Department crews are inspecting the Deception Pass bridges this week. The work has been causing traffic backups because only one lane is open from 8 am - 2 pm.
The Anacortes Boat Show was in full swing this weekend. The weather was perfect for a walk along the docks at Cap Sante Marina to look at the boats offered for sale.
Long-time sportscaster Bill O’Mara died this weekend at the age of 92. He was well-known around Anacortes for broadcasting our high school sports on KLKI radio until the station let him go in 2007.
An Anacortes police officer stoped a motorist going 95 miles per hour on Highway 20, then another motorist stopped to thank the police officer.
