Photos by Tag: Port
Underwater world
Underwater photographer Jim Ramaglia stands beside a public display featuring more than two dozen of his images. His is one of three interpretive displays recently installed along the esplanade at Cap Sante Boat Haven. Other displays include “Back When” and a display about local refineries.
Shoreline cleanup
As usual, the pace is hectic at Dakota Creek Industries (DCI) shipyard on the Guemes Channel. Dredging by DCI contractor Pacific Pile and Marine is taking place in the foreground for improvements that will include new docking facilities. In the background, the state ferry “Sealth” stands in drydock for maintenance. This project includes cleanup of […]
Music at the marina
Delighted boaters and local residents took advantage of the opportunity to enjoy the first of five free Friday night music sessions at Cap Sante Boat Haven in downtown Anacortes. Belting out the tunes was Becki Sue and her band, the Big Rockin’ Daddies. The crowd grew as people arrived from the Port Warehouse kickoff event […]
Project Pier 1
More than 10 years after it was first envisioned, the Port of Anacortes Wednesday held a groundbreaking ceremony for Project Pier 1, a partnership between public and private entities. This $20 million project involves Dakota Creek Industries, which currently employs about 280 people on the Anacortes waterfront. Completion of the project is expected to result […]
Port on parade
They haven’t got any fire engines, but the Port of Anacortes participated in the 2008 4th of July parade with truck and float, encouraging the public to visit the “newly remodeled” Cap Sante Boat Haven. More upland developments are pending, but improvements to the public marina are already drawing folks eager to take advantage of […]
Summer help
It’s a win-win situation at Cap Sante Boat Haven, where the volume of summer boating activity calls for extra help on staff. Summer employment also gives these young people a chance to make some money and build their resumes.
Work on water
Working on the dock of the bay … Port of Anacortes fuel dock, that is. Construction continued Tuesday on an office/shop at the Cap Sante Boat Haven fuel dock, just inside the marina breakwater.
New art in town
Seattle artist Gerard Tsutakawa and crew (pictured here) spent the morning and early afternoon in Anacortes Thursday, installing the sculpture “Annie Curtis” on a pedestal near the Harbormaster’s Office at Cap Sante Boat Haven. This sculpture includes a cutout figure of Curtis on the shoreline side. Front images include a sailing ship, waves, octopus, salmon […]
Sculpture coming
Preparations are well under way for the arrival of another piece of public art in Anacortes. A 20-foot sculpture by Seattle artist Gerard Tsutakawa will soon be placed on this pedestal near the Harbormaster’s Office at Cap Sante Boat Haven.
Crowley ship
A visit to historic Curtis Wharf usually offers the opportunity to see a tugboat or two, but on Thursday this Crowley ship was moored there.
Ferry prop
Dock activity is brisk today at the Port of Anacortes. The state ferry Hyak, pictured here, is in drydock. Crowley has a large vessel moored at Curtis Wharf and there is a vessel at Pier II being loaded with petroleum coke from Shell Puget Sound Refinery.
Marina cleanup
Crews work at Cap Sante Boat Haven to remove soil contaminated by leaking fuel tanks discovered and replaced in the 1980s. Uncontaminated soil from the site is being transferred to created a berm at Anacortes Airport. Contaminated soil will be trucked to a hazardous waste site. This project includes removal of several buildings on the […]
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