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The Independence fish factory is undergoing work in drydock at Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes. This project is significant for local maritime operations and the fishing industry.
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The Independence fish factory is undergoing work in drydock at Dakota Creek Industries in Anacortes. This project is significant for local maritime operations and the fishing industry.
Let’s Go Washington announced plans to gather signatures for two initiatives aimed at reinforcing parental rights and barring transgender girls from competing in girls' sports. The group needs to collect 308,911 signatures by January 2 to present these measures to the state Legislature. The initiatives follow a contentious legislative session that revised existing parental rights laws.
AMP Fest will take place on September 6, 2025, in Outlook, Washington, featuring an ice cream van, local breweries, and a beer garden. The event is part of a broader initiative to promote community engagement through vibrant local festivities.
Anacortes Today reported on the Friday Night Lights event, celebrating the Anacortes Seahawks' 2A football championship on September 6, 2025. The article highlights the community's support and excitement surrounding local high school football.
Anacortes Mayor Matt Miller spoke at a September 4 event celebrating Marathon Refinery's sixth consecutive Energy Star Award for energy efficiency. The refinery, which employs around 400 people, contributed $695,000 to local philanthropy last year. Community leaders attended to reaffirm the refinery's commitment to safety and environmental stewardship.
Scott Milo Gallery hosts the 98221 Studio Tour on September 6 and 7, showcasing Anacortes artists. Featured works include new collections from Leo Osborne, Lanny Bergner, and Tiffanie Mang, among others. A reception will occur on September 5 from 6-8 p.m.
Frank Michaud, a beloved baker in Anacortes, continues to rise before dawn to serve his community. Hundreds of locals appreciate his dedication and the fresh baked goods he provides. His enduring presence symbolizes the warmth and culture of the town.
The City of Anacortes will suspend garbage collection on September 1, 2025, in observance of Labor Day. Collection services will resume the following day, September 2. Residents are advised to adjust their schedules accordingly.
Anacortes Police responded to multiple incidents this week, including the theft of an electric scooter and an altercation at a protest. Officers also addressed ongoing animal complaints regarding barking dogs and managed a temporary roadblock due to a disabled semi truck.
Anacortes residents can engage with Councilmember Carolyn during a coffee event on August 27, 2025. The event aims to foster conversation between the community and local government. It is scheduled for 1:30 PM local time in Anacortes, Washington.