In the News
September 15, 2024Pencil in October 4 for Artwalk
It’s time for art enthusiasts of Anacortes to mark their October calendars. See below for a list of participants in the Friday Artwalk, October 4, 6-8 p.m. 419 Commercial Ave., The Majestic Inn and Spa Dee’s work of the Pacific Northwest is somewhere between representational and abstract. As a mixed media artist, she views her […]
Powerful wings of GBH
Great blue heron flies over Fidalgo tideland. Great fishing grounds.
AHS football starts new season
Off to a strong start! Friday night was the first game of the year for the Anacortes High School football team … 2A Champs last year with high hopes for another post season finish. As usual, the home crowd was strong. (Offensive production churned out yardage from the opening minutes of the game, and the […]
View from an island
Big sky, beautiful mountain. Mt. Baker from Anacortes.
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Looking Back
September 18, 2024Anacortes Salmon Derby: 2010
What a great event, unfortunately short-lived. The Anacortes Salmon Derby, based out of Cap Sante Marina. Pictured here is 2010 first place winner Ralph Thomas, who won the $15,000 prize with a 27.48 lb. fish. Also pictured separately is derby organizer Joy Smith. A labor of love!
Anacortes bowling king: 2005
Years ago, in a bowling alley close to all Anacortesans, Dave Storkson was a familiar face in this community. Storkson owned and operated San Juan Lanes and Stork’s Restaurant on Commercial Avenue. This photo was taken in 2005. Storkson ultimately sold his business and a few years later the building was demolished, to the chagrin […]
Remote control sailors: 2016
It was six years ago this month that I spent an hour photographing sailors of a different variety at Seafarers’ Memorial Park. This group sails year-round from the small boat launch.
Marine welder: September 2011
So impressive. They work outside in all weather. They work up high. They work inch by inch creating a boat from a sheet of steel. A welder, Dakota Creek Industries (DCI), September 2011.
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