In the News
August 6, 2020Sailing into August
Scenes from Wednesday night sailboat race, Fidalgo Bay. Anacortes Yacht Club.
Northwest loses basketball giant
The Pacific Northwest lost a college and high school basketball giant Sunday with the passing of Loren W. Anderson here in Anacortes. Anderson, whose coaching career included Anacortes High School boys basketball from 1967-1979, was a Seattle Pacific University Hall of Fame recipient for his prowess as a player. In 1979 he was named to […]
Fidalgo flora August
Seasonal changes are evident among native plants on the Guemes Trail in west Anacortes.
Summer day at Lil’ Cranberry
I started with a brief visit in mind, but was drawn into the beauty of the scene at Little Cranberry Lake. I ended up walking the trails around the lake and back to the parking area. The hike included stretches right along (and I mean RIGHT ALONG) lake’s edge. Two miles around, including forest, wetland, […]
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Looking Back
August 6, 2020Legacy of love for the game: Coach Anderson
Loren “Coach” Anderson of Anacortes passed away Sunday, August 2 at the age of 84. What a legacy he left behind! Anderson discovered sports early in life and excelled at several including baseball and basketball, which he played at Seattle Pacific College (he graduated with 13 scoring records). Just out of college, coach/mentor Les Habegger […]
Motoring Deception Pass: 2018
Sailboat “Cutty Sark” motors past hikers on shore of Fidalgo Island at Deception Pass, winter 2018.
AHS Class of ’60: 2010 reunion
It was 10 years ago this month that the AHS Class of 1960 hit the street in front of Gere-a-Deli for this reunion photo. Look carefully and you might find a guest from the AHS Class of 1941.
Sentimental journey to Summer of ’05
This 2005 photograph of the late muralist/historian Bill Mitchell takes on added emotional significance as those of us who love the Anacortes Arts Festival like Bill did come to grips with the fact that there will be no artists in the street this year. Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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