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Anacortes Police arrested a 70-year-old man for DUI after he nearly struck several objects while parking on July 4. Officers also responded to a fire that damaged a shed and vehicle and dealt with multiple fireworks complaints. A domestic violence arrest occurred when a man allegedly spat on his girlfriend during a dispute.
A vessel service boat returned to Cap Sante Marina while an oil barge anchored nearby, as recreational boats enjoyed the water. This scene highlights the active maritime life in Anacortes, Washington. The article captures a moment from the picturesque waterfront.
A biplane was spotted performing aerial maneuvers over the shoreline near Seafarers' during a summer concert on Cap Sante. The event was noted by Anacortes Today author Steve Berentson. This observation highlights local recreational activities in Anacortes.
Wes and Carly Jones will perform a unique blend of Americana, Folk, and Rock on July 12, 2025, at 6:00 PM as part of the "Friends for the Ghost" event. This concert promises heartfelt vocals and engaging performances for attendees.
Anacortes will host a musical event featuring the sounds of West Africa on July 11, 2025. The concert is part of a weekend celebration that combines music and favorable weather conditions. Local residents and visitors can enjoy a rich cultural experience in the scenic setting of Skagit County.
ShiDaa will perform traditional West African rhythms and dance songs on July 12, 2025, at 7:00 PM. The concert highlights the cultural roots of American jazz through authentic instruments like Kpanlogo hand drums and talking drums.
The Port of Anacortes hosted its second summer concert at Seafarers' Memorial Park, attracting a large crowd. The event featured musical performances viewed from Cap Sante. Summer concerts in Anacortes are part of an ongoing series celebrating local culture.
Anacortes Now invites local residents to a Tabletop Storytelling event on July 11, 2025, at 3:00 PM. The gathering aims to engage those interested in roleplaying games and storytelling. Participants will explore their creativity in a relaxed setting.
Anacortes Now reports on a hiking event highlighting the historical and natural significance of local trails. Participants experience the intersection of past, present, and future through their walk. The article emphasizes the community's engagement with nature and local history.
Bloodworks Northwest will host a blood drive in Anacortes from July 10 to July 18, 2025. The event aims to encourage local residents to donate blood to support ongoing needs. Participants can visit the drive at 1300 9th Street during the specified dates.