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Ian Munce leaving city job

Jul. 1 2008 2 minutes read

2008-0701_ian_munce.jpgIan Munce, a familiar face at City Hall for 27 years, has resigned as City Planning Director and City Attorney, effective at the end of July. Munce says he will take a job with the City of Tacoma.

Hospital renovation dedication Tuesday

Jun. 30 2008 1 minute read
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Island Hospital is set to dedicate it’s new $40 million remodel and renovation with a public ceremony Tuesday evening at the new lobby entrance.

Peregrine chicks on Mt. Erie

Jun. 29 2008 1 minute read

Peregrine falcons nesting on Mt. Erie have hatched two health chicks, according to Jon Lunsford, the manager of the Anacortes Forest Lands. 

The Police Blotter

Jun. 29 2008 13 minutes read

A weekly roundup prepared by the Anacortes Police Department.

Warm weekend ahead

Jun. 27 2008 1 minute read
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Mount Baker looked beautiful across Padilla Bay from the east side of Fidalgo Island this afternoon. The Weather Service says this weekend will be warm, even hot in some locations around Northwest Washington. However, they’re forecasting high temperatures in Anacortes will only hit the mid-70’s. 

School re-roofing advances

Jun. 27 2008 1 minute read

The School Board has decided to go ahead with much-needed re-roofing at two schools, but it won’t happen until next summer.

Radio station off this weekend

Jun. 27 2008 1 minute read

Our local radio station, KWLE, the Whale, will be off the air this weekend as the move their studios off Commercial Ave and onto 32nd St. 

Fidalgo Bay Coffee returns to Anacortes

Jun. 27 2008 1 minute read

Fidalgo Bay Coffee is building a new coffee drive-through at the site of the old Chevron gas station at 12th & Commercial Ave. They plan to open on July 15. 

Shoreline Permit for Guemes terminal

Jun. 26 2008 2 minutes read

2008-0625_guemes_ferry_terminal2a.jpgThe Planning Commission Wednesday okayed a Shoreline Permit for a new, $600,000 ferry terminal at the Guemes Ferry landing. The new terminal would replace the current temporary building which has been used for 30 years.

Old Town zoning changes advance

Jun. 26 2008 2 minutes read

The City Planning Commission Wednesday night sent to the City Council new zoning controls in Old Town. The so-called Old Town Overlay District zoning proposal the Commission adopted was very close to what a group of 42 citizens proposed as an alternative to the city Planning Department’s proposal.

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