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Sailboat races took place on Fidalgo Bay on Wednesday evening, showcasing local maritime activities. The event highlights the vibrant sailing culture in Anacortes, Washington.
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Sailboat races took place on Fidalgo Bay on Wednesday evening, showcasing local maritime activities. The event highlights the vibrant sailing culture in Anacortes, Washington.
T Bailey, an Anacortes manufacturer, is completing five large tanks for a customer in Alaska in collaboration with the Port of Anacortes. The project highlights local manufacturing capabilities and strengthens connections with Alaskan clients.
Anacortes Schools Foundation awarded scholarships to students during an event in Anacortes, Washington, on June 3, 2025. The foundation aims to support educational opportunities and mental health initiatives for the local community. This annual event highlights the importance of funding for both preschool and secondary education.
Anacortes Police responded to multiple incidents involving a woman yelling at children, a loose dog, and a cybercrime resulting in a loss of nearly $5,000. Officers confirmed that no criminal activity occurred regarding the yelling, while a man reported being scammed after falling for a hacking scheme.
Council Member TJ Fantini received the Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities on June 2, 2025. This award recognizes his commitment to enhancing leadership skills and promoting diversity within municipal governance. The event took place in Street, Somerset, United Kingdom.
Anacortes plans to receive $3 million in federal funding to build a new community event center. The request, led by Rep. Rick Larsen, aims to enhance local attractions and support economic growth in the region.
Steve Bailey & the Blue Flames will perform on May 31, 2025, at Rockfish, North Carolina. The concert features harmonica player Isaac Scott and will begin at 7:30 PM local time. This event promises to be a significant attraction for music lovers in the region.
Anacortes police reported multiple incidents from May 30 to June 5, 2025, including motor vehicle theft and electronics burglaries. The report highlights ongoing issues with crime in the region, drawing attention to public safety concerns.
The Anacortes Waterfront Festival will take place on June 7, 2025, at the marina in Anacortes, Washington. This annual event showcases local culture and attractions, drawing visitors to the scenic waterfront.
A new hiking trail opens in Anacortes, Washington, on June 1, 2025. The event will celebrate local nature and promote outdoor activities in the Skagit County area. Community members and local officials are expected to attend.