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The Anacortes School Board appointed Carl Bruner as the new leader for Anacortes Schools on June 24, 2025. Bruner, previously associated with Northshore School District, aims to enhance educational outcomes in the region. His leadership comes at a time when community engagement is critical for local schools.
Anacortes Police responded to various incidents from June 13 to June 19, 2025, including a theft attempt and a minor car collision. Officers addressed a camped woman on private property and resolved a verbal altercation among several individuals.
Anacortes officials announced changes to the solid waste collection schedule for the 4th of July holiday. Residents should prepare for altered pick-up times due to the holiday observance. This adjustment aims to ensure efficient waste management during peak holiday periods.
Anacortes Library will host a Book Club meeting on June 23, 2025, at 7:00 PM, featuring "The Plot Against America" by Philip Roth. Participants who have read the book are encouraged to join the discussion. This event fosters community engagement through literature.
Cathy Schoenberg showcases a new series of oil paintings at Scott Milo Gallery from June 6 to July 28. The exhibition highlights her artistic evolution and features vibrant works that reflect her unique style. This event offers local art enthusiasts an opportunity to engage with the artist's latest creations.
Older Americans increasingly embrace vaccinations, driven by a growing body of research supporting their benefits. Kim Beckham, 60, and other seniors actively seek vaccinations, including enhanced flu and RSV vaccines, amid a politically charged climate regarding vaccine safety. The CDC recommends enhanced flu vaccines for those 65 and older, which significantly reduce hospitalization rates.
Anacortes police reported incidents from June 20 to 16, 2025, highlighting key events during the period. The report includes details about local crime activities and police responses in the area. The event will take place in Police, Zachodniopomorskie Voivodship, Poland.
Anacortes will suspend garbage services on June 19 in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Residents are urged to plan accordingly for waste disposal during this period.
Anacortes Today published an article reflecting on the Anacortes Railway in 1986, highlighting Tommy Thompson's leadership and vision. The piece, authored by Steve Berentson, emphasizes Thompson's unique character traits that set him apart in his goals and achievements. It serves as a nostalgic look back at a significant aspect of local history.
Anacortes Now highlights a recent hiking experience, noting the vibrant sounds of local wildlife. The article features the author Maribeth Crandell, who describes an encounter with a variety of birds during her hike.