CITY OF ANACORTES

CITY OF
ANACORTES
General Information
Commissions
Meetings are open to the public. If you would like information about specific agenda items contact City Hall at 293-1900.
City Council
Meets the first and third Monday of the
month, 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.
The second and fourth Mondays are
study sessions.
Dean Maxwell, Mayor
Brad Adams
Brian Geer
Eric Johnson
Erica Pickett
Cynthia Richardson
Bill Turner
Ryan Walters
Planning Commission
Meets the second and fourth
Wednesday of the month, 7:00 p.m.
at City Hall.
Marty Laumbattus, Chair
John Archibald
Cory Ertel
Lin Folsom
Laurie Gere
Matt Miller
Sheri Muntean
Accessibility
If reasonable accommodation due to a
disability is needed please contact
Russ Pittis 293-1919
at least 48 hours prior to meeting or event
date.
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Parks Commission
Meets the second Tuesday of each
month, 6:00 p.m. at City Hall.
Aaron Rasmussen, Chair
Sarah Nichols
Jack Hartt
Kristen Nations-Pearson
Mark Perry
Forest Advisory Board
Meet the first Thursday of each month,
7:00 p.m. at the Senior Center.
Marty Laumbattus, Chair
Ric Boge
Aaron Rasmussen
Sandra Starbuck
Brian Wetcher
Frequently Called
Numbers
City Hall............................ 293-1900
Parks and Recreation......... 293-1918
Planning Department........ 293-1907
Permit Center.................... 293-1901
Mayor’s Office.................. 299-1950
Human Resources............. 299-1941
Public Works..................... 293-1919
Library............................... 293-1910
Museum............................ 293-1915
Fire Department.............. 293-1925*
Police Department........... 293-4684*
*Emergencies.................... Dial 911
Arts Commission
Meets the second Wednesday of each
month, 4:00 p.m. at Library.
Rita James, Co-Chair
Kathy Clarke, Co-Chair
Lanny Bergner
Marius Hibbard
Laura Hamilton
Betsy Humphrey
Karla Locke
Terry MacDonald
Historic Preservation Board
Meets the third Tuesday of every
month, 9:00 a.m. at Anacortes
Museum Research Library.
Susan Rooks
Susan Fahey
Rob Harrison
Kay O’Connell
Richard Broderick
"The City of Anacortes does
not endorse, or recommend any
of the organizations, services,
activities sponsored by other
persons or entities described
on pages 12 through 21. This
information is provided solely
for the convenience of our
community."
www.cityofanacortes.org
Quarterly Menus
City of Anacortes.......................2
Published four times per year, Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall. The
next issue (Winter) should be in mailboxes around beginning of January.
The current issue will have events and programs offered by the Anacortes
Parks and Recreation Department. The menu can also be viewed on our
website at www.cityofanacortes.org.
Parks & Recreation....................3
Youth Activities...........................4
Family Activities.........................7
Adult Activities...........................8
Washington Park.........................9
Parks Staff
Fireworks “Thank You”............10
Director
Gary Robinson
Department Secretary
Mary Snyder
Parks/Forest Manager
Jonn Lunsford
Maintenance/ACFL
Dave Oicles
Washington Park Manager
Bob Vaux
Maintenance Foreman
Chuck Arnesom
Recreation Manager
Dustin South
Maintenance
Brian Strickland
Recreation Coordinator
Nicole Johnston
Maintenance
Heather Brennan
Administrative Assistant
Valora Sandstrom
Maintenance
Brian Tottenham
Anacortes Arts Commission.....11
Fidalgo Pool & Fitness Center..12
Anacortes Soo Bahk Do............13
Fidalgo Dance Works................14
Senior Activity Center...............15
Anacortes Boys & Girls Club...16
Class ACT.................................17
Senior College...........................18
Potluck Kitchen Studio.............20
General Information
Table of Contents
Anacortes Parks Foundation.....21
ACFL Maint..............................22
Friends of the Forest.................23
Comm. Garden/Trail Tales........24
Museum....................................25
Fire Department........................26
Police Department.....................27
Public Works.............................28
Library.......................................29
Registration Procedures
Some classes require a minimum number of participants registered to be held. These
such classes are canceled if the “minimums” are not met. Therefore if you sign-up for a
class please plan on participating. If you need to cancel your registration please notify
the parks and recreation staff as soon as possible before the first day of the class.
The Parks and Recreation Department will start taking online registrations on
Monday, September 9.
The City of Anacortes Parks and Recreation Department does not discriminate against
any person on the basis of gender in the operation, conduct, or administration of
community athletic programs or sports facilities. Any citizen who feels she or he has
been the victim of discriminatory treatment in violation of this policy should report
this concern to the Parks and Recreation Director, Gary Robinson, at 293-1918.
Please Note:
APRD does not have medical insurance coverage for program participants and is not responsible for injuries that may occur as a
result of participation in City sponsored recreational activities.
Please be aware that in order to register for classes payment will be required “up front.” REGISTRATION WILL
ALSO TAKE PLACE BY GOING TO THE PARKS AND RECREATION PAGE: www.cityofanacortes.org/Parks/
programs.htm. Participants may still register over the phone. This can be done by giving a debit/credit card number.
Or if participants would rather register in person that can be done at the parks and recreation office (City Hall, 6th
and Q) where cash, check, and debit/credit cards will be accepted.
For information call 360-293-1918
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YOUTH Activities
Messy Me
Pee Wee Soccer
Kids getting messy and having fun in the process.
Discovering their inner creative side, that is what this
class is all about! Participants will have the opportunity
to stamp, glue, finger paint, shaving cream sculpting
and more fun “messy” art. Parents please bring your
child in clothes they can get dirty. You will have the
opportunity to interact with your child as they use their
motor skills to make some creative masterpieces. Adult
participation is required. (Grandparents, aunts/uncles,
are welcome!)
Learn the FUNdamentals in our popular Pee Wee Soccer
program. The Pee Wee Sport Program is designed to give
kids a basic introduction to the sport of their choice in a safe
and fun atmosphere. In this class kids will learn the basic
aspects of soccer; dribbling, scoring, passing and kicking
through fun drills and games. In order to keep our participant
number manageable, kids will NOT be allowed to register
for both the U-6 league and the Pee Wee Soccer program.
Participants will receive an official pee wee soccer ball as
part of their involvement in the program.
Location: Senior Activity Center - Sunrise Room
Instructor: Nicole Johnston & Jill Hixson
MIN/MAX: 10/25
Age Day Date
1-3
1-3
Time
Age
Fee
Wed 9/11 - 10/9
10:00-10:45A $25
Wed 11/20 - 12/18 10:00-10:45A $25
Kids Holiday
Decorating Class
Kids, do you have that perfect gift for your family
member yet? Join APRD for a kids only event, so
parents please plan on dropping your child off so we
make some holiday art projects. This is a great class for
any last minute gifts you might need for the holidays.
Each child will take home different ornaments and
dinner is included.
Location: Senior Activity Center - Sunrise Room
Instructor: Nicole Johnston
MIN/MAX: 7/20
Age
Day
4-12 Thurs
4
Date
12/19
Time
4:30-6:30P
Location: MDD Artificial Turf Field
Instructor: Nicole Johnston
MIN/MAX: 20/60
Fee
$12
4-6
Day
Date
Wed 9/11 - 10/9
Time
4:00-4:50P
Fee
$25
Thanks!!!
Anacortes Parks and Recreation would like
to “thank” the following organizations/
businesses for their continued support of our
annual Kids-R-Best Festival. You have made
it possible for us to provide this event for the
past 24 years!
AHS Key Club
Anacortes Co-op Preschool
Anacortes Fire Department
Anacortes Police Department
Anacortes Sanitation Department
Anacortes Soo Bahk Do
Boys & Girls Club of Skagit - Anacortes
Fidalgo Island Rotary
Greenwood Tree School Co-op
Jennings Chiropractic
Kiwanis, Noon Club
Kiwanis, Sunrisers
KWLE 1340 AM “The Whale”
Museum of Northwest Art
Papa Murphy’s Pizza
Sebo’s Hardware
Port of Anacortes
Shannon Point Marine Center
Soroptomist International of Anacortes
Tesoro Petroleum Companies
Wolf Hollow Wildlife Center
www.cityofanacortes.org
Basketball season is just around the corner. We
are now taking registrations for our recreational
girls basketball league. This noncompetitive and
instructional league is offered to girls who are
in grades 1st - 6th and who want to learn new
and improve existing skills. Good sportsmanship
and equal participation are emphasized in this
program.
To maximize fun and skill development, rules
will be modified for 1st - 4th grade divisions.
Practices are typically held during the weekdays
and most games will be played on Saturdays
starting in November. Practices and games for
the 5th/6th grade teams may be established
based on how many girls sign up in this age
group. They may play in the SWISH League if
there is only enough girls for one team. Teams
are formed by the parks and recreation staff.
Volunteer coaches are needed. Registrations
are currently being accepted online at: www.
cityofanacortes.org/Parks/programs.
htm. A team shirt is included with the
registration fee.
DIVISIONS: “A” 5th/6th Grades
“B” 3rd/4th Grades
“C” 1st/2nd Grades
DATES:
November - mid December
FEE:
$37
Boys Youth Basketball League - Registration
for boys in grades 1st-6th will be available online at
the aforementioned website in November. The boys
season is facilitated in the same manor as the girls
league however the league runs from January through
March of 2014.
Get a “kick” out of this program! This is a great
opportunity to get out on the field with your toddler.
We will go through basic soccer drills, burn off some
energy, and most importantly have lots of fun. PARENT/
GUARDIAN PARTICIPATION IS REQUIRED and
needed to assist the child through the different activities
and drills. All participants will receive a soccer ball as
part of their registration. No prior soccer experience
is needed!
Location: Volunteer Park Fieldhouse (1915 13th ST)
Instructor: Nicole Johnston
MIN/MAX: 7/20
Age Day
Date
Time
Fee
YOUTH Activities
Girls Youth Basketball
**Registration deadline is Friday, October 11**
Parent and Tot
Soccer
1.5-3 Tues 9/17 - 10/8 10:00-10:30A $20
Fancy Nancy Holiday Party
Come celebrate this “splendiferous” holiday season
with your Fancy Nancy friends. We encourage both
parent and child to dress up and enjoy the night by
making some magnificent holiday projects, helping us
decorate the trees (there can never be too much tinsel)
and enjoy some tasty treats. You won’t want to miss this
party. I promise you will walk away with glitter on you
from head to toe. Come party with other “fancy” fans
and get ready for the holidays in the meantime.
Location: Senior Activity Center - Sunrise Room
Instructor: Nicole Johnston
MIN/MAX: 7/20
Age
All
Day
Wed
Date
12/18
Time
5:30-7:00P
Fee
$12
Tot Halloween Party
Does your toddler enjoy dressing up this time of year or any time of year for that matter? Nothing is cuter then
little kids in Halloween costumes! Come spend the
morning as we play some fun Halloween games,
Location: Senior Activity Center - Sunrise Room
Instructor: Nicole Johnston
MIN/MAX: 7/20
decorate a pumpkin and take a stroll through the
Senior Center to show off the costumes. Snack will
be provided during story time. Don’t forget to bring
Age Day
Date
Time
Fee
the camera!
1-3
Wed
10/30
10:00-10:45A
$12
For information call 360-293-1918
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YOUTH Activities
Tots R.E.C.
Holiday Movie
Read, Explore and Create. Do you have a toddler that
likes to read, explore and create things? Then this
R.E.C. class is for you. In each class you will make
something, hear a story and create a tasty treat. Sign-up
for one or sign up for both!
Kids are you looking for something to do during Christmas
Break? Come spend the morning with the Parks Department
and enjoy a special holiday movie. A small popcorn and drink
is included with your fee.
Oct 2: Apples Apples Apples .......This class is about...
you guessed it...apples. We will perform apple taste
tests, read apple books, create apple crafts and of course
eat a delicious apple snack! The theme for the October
class is apples, bats, spiders and owls!
Nov. 13: Pumpkins, Scarecrows and Turkeys Oh My!!
We will be preparing for Thanksgiving by creating a
perfect placemat for the feast. We will read books about
scarecrows and turkeys. And we will begin our feasting
on a Thanksgiving inspired snack....oh my!!!
Location: Senior Activity Center - Sunrise Room
Instructor: Jill Hixson MIN/MAX: 7/20
Age
1-3
1-3
Day
Wed
Wed
Date
10/2
11/13
Time
10:00-11:00A
10:00-11:00A
Fee
$12
$12
The Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program covers
child safety and basic care techniques for infants and children.
CABS stresses the priority to keep the babysitter and the
children you care for safe. Some of the topics covered in the
program: before parents leave, play-time, telephone calls/
stranger knocks, hand washing, meal times, bedtime, and
providing emergency care (first aid/CPR). Sheila Davis is a
Certified First Aid/CPR instructor with the American Safety
& Health Institute, more information available at www.beesafe.com. Bring a sack lunch and a drink with you to class. A
mini first aid kit will be given to each student and is included
in the class fee. The class is held on a “non-school” day.
Location: Senior Activity Center
Instructor: Sheila Davis MIN/MAX: 10/25
6
Date
10/18
Time
9:00A-3:00P
Ages Day
All*
Mon
Date
12/23
Time
10:00-11:30A
Fee
$9
*Kids age 3 & under must have an adult attend with them.
Parents attending must also pay the entry fee.
Kids Night Out
Just because school is back in session doesn’t mean
we can’t continue to have fun at kids night out. Join
the friendly parks and recreation staff as we spend the
evening creating some memories. We will make a few
craft projects, play a few silly games, have dinner and
some special sweet treats. This is a popular class; sign
up early as space is limited. Parents, take advantage
of this opportunity to do something for you, or enjoy
some quiet time in the house! (Program is held on an
evening before a “no school” day.)
Location: Senior Activity Center - Sunrise Room
Instructor: Nicole Johnston MIN/MAX: 7/20
Child and
Babysitting Class
Ages Day
10+
Fri
Location: Anacortes Cinema (415 “O” Ave)
MIN/MAX: 20/100
Instructor: Nicole Johnston
Fee
$40
Age
Day
4-12 Thur
Date
10/17
Time
5:00-8:00P
Fee
$15
Girls on the Run
Help us start a “Girls on the Run” program in
Anacortes. We are currently looking for coaches for
the spring season. Volunteer coaches work directly
with the 3rd-6th grade girls in the program by leading
the girls through fun and active lessons while helping
them prepare for the non-competitive 5K event at the
end of the season. The program meets twice per week
for 90 minutes for 10 weeks. Exact location and times
in Anacortes will be determined once the coaching
slots have been filled and the season dates are set. For
more information and to obtain a coach's application,
call 360-429-9058 ext 302 or contact the Girls on
the Run Counsel Director, Katie Heller via email at
[email protected]
www.cityofanacortes.org
Mt. Erie Road &
Trail Run
Mt. Erie has one of the best viewpoints for miles. This
annual event tests the endurance and stamina of anyone
willing to take the challenge. Runners will jog up to the
summit of Mt. Erie, with an elevation gain of 1,213 ft.
The last 1.5 miles gains 884 ft. Participants have the
option of running the paved road route, 3.6 miles, or
the trail route, 2.5 miles. All participants are required
to check-in and get pre-race instructions between 9:00
- 9:30 a.m. at Mt. Erie Elementary (41st & “M” Avenue)
in Anacortes.
Saturday, October 19
Mt. Erie Elementary
10:00 a.m.
(Check-in begins @ 9:00 a.m.)
Awards and refreshments will be given out at the
school after the race (approx. 11:30 a.m.) Runners
must either jog or have transportation back to the
school. (There is limited space at the top so carpooling
is recommended.) Trophies will be awarded to the first
man and women to cross the finish line from the road
and trail runs. Prizes will be awarded to the first place
finishers in each of the following men’s and women’s
age divisions: 14 & under, 15-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49,
50-59, and 60 & older. To register or to view a map
of the course route and past years results visit http://
www.cityofanacortes.org/Parks/programs.htm or if
you need more information please email: dustins@
cityofanacortes.org or call 293-1918.
a Fee: $20 w/shirt, $10 w/out shirt
a P articipants must pre-register
in order to
guarantee they receive their shirt by event day.
a Pre-registrations due by Friday, October 4.
a Important pre-race instructions will be given at
Mt. Erie Elementary School at 9:45 a.m.
a
A prize raffle for all participants after the run!
For information call 360-293-1918
Come enjoy the creative spirit of the holidays at the
Wonderland Walk at Washington Park. Part of the
campground will be decorated with holiday cheer by
local groups, organizations and clubs. There will be
live music scheduled for each night and hot chocolate
available by donation. This event is held rain or
shine and we even recommend you bring a flashlight
or head lamp to help guide you. If you are part of
a community groups and would like to decorate a
campsite for the event, please contact the Parks and
Recreation Department at 293-1918 or email nicolej@
cityofanacortes.org.
The event will take place on:
FAMILY Activities
Dallas Kloke
Wonderland Walk at
Washington Park
Friday, December 13
& Saturday, December 14
5:00-8:00 p.m.
Washington Park Campground
Breakfast with Santa
Come visit the jolly old Saint Nick. Kids, don't miss this
opportunity to tell him what you want for Christmas.
Join APRD and the Senior Activity Center for a pancake
breakfast with Santa Claus himself. There will be "make
and take" crafts, live Christmas performances by local
entertainers and of course every family will have the
opportunity to get their photo taken with Santa!
A ticket must be purchased prior to this event. There
are a limited number of tickets available for each
time slot. The tickets are available for $6.00 each and
tickets can be purchased on our website at: http://www.
cityofanacortes.org/Parks/programs.htm (Fee includes
breakfast, photo w/Santa, and lots of fun.)
DATE:
LOCATION:
TIME:
COST:
Saturday, December 7
Senior Center (1701 22nd ST)
8:00 - 11:00 A.M.
$6.00 per person
We are encouraging every family who attends to bring a
canned or nonperishable food item that will be donated to
the Anacortes Food Bank.
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ADULT ACTIVITIES
Sample of Anacortes Gentle Yoga
Come downtown to the Anacortes Brewery for a two
hour professional brewery tour in a commercial brewery
followed by a tasting and food pairing. Focus will be
on brewing process, flavor characteristics and style
profiles. Head Brewer, Kevin, will discuss beer styles
and flavor profiles while you work your way through
four 4oz taste of a variety of beers. After that you will
be presented with two dishes with an 8 oz pour each.
Don’t miss out on this special opportunity and chance
to learn insider information on the popular Anacortes
Brew. You must be 21 & up to sign up for this tour.
Location: Anacortes Brewery (320 Commercial Ave)
Instructor: Kevin Pierce, Head Brewer MIN/MAX: 5/21
Age
21+
Day
Date
Sat
11/9
Time
1:00-3:00P
Fee
$33
Yoga is a great healing art that fosters calm
concentration, reduces chronic pain, counteracts
stiffening from age or inactivity, strengthens the
immune system and enhances clear thinking.
Accommodations are taught for those with limitations
due to injury, etc. Kate Bowers teaches yoga with a
light hearted, compassionate approach that fosters selfacceptance and increased self-confidence. For fall we
are offering a 12-week program. Bring a blanket and
firm pillow or extra firm blanket. Payment is required
at the time of registration. Registration is available
online. **Late registrations will be taken. Please
inquire with the parks and recreation department.
Location: WA Park (if inclement weather - Sr. Ctr.)
Instructor: Kate Bowers
MIN/MAX: 5/25
Age Day
Date
Time
Fee
18+ Thur 9/19 - 12/12 6:00-7:30P $144
*Children 6 and older are welcome if accompanied by
an attending adult and with prior consent from Kate.
Dog Obedience
Train your dog to respond to your commands. Registration
for the class will be available on our website starting on
Monday, September 9th. You can either register online
or you can contact our office and register over the phone.
Attendance at the first class is mandatory. Please do not
bring dogs to first class. Important class information will
be discussed at this time. This is a very popular class and
will fill quickly. Also, limited space is provided so register
early. Participants will receive a clicker and 15’ long line as
part of their registration fee.
Location: Volunteer Park Fieldhouse (1915 13th ST)
Instructor: Marie Padovan
MIN/MAX: 8/10
Age Day
Date
Time
Fee
16+ Wed 9/18 - 10/30 6:00-7:00P $84
Tango Tuesdays
Learn to dance. Beginners Argentine Tango dance
class. Learn skills which will enable you to attend a
social tango dance and feel at home on the dance floor.
Students will receive weekly links to videos which
support class instruction, tango terms list as well as
CD’s of tango music to share. Dancing can be great
exercise too. Come learn the beautiful art of Argentine
Tango! You don’t even need to bring your own dance
partner.
Location: the Depot (611 R Ave)
Instructor: Bruce Faulkner & Pamala Daoust
MIN/MAX: 1/Open
*No dogs the first night of class
Age Day
Date
Time
18+ Tues 10/1 - 10/29 6:30-8:00P
Drop-in Adult Sports
Location
Day
Fee
$40
Time
Ultimate Frisbee
Smiley’s Bottom
Tuesdays
6:30 p.m.
Pickle Ball
Info: [email protected]
Men’s Slow Break Basketball (30+)
Mt. Erie Elementary Gym
Tues. & Thurs.
Sunday
Sun & Tues
6:30-8:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
7:00-9:00 p.m.
High School (Sundays)
Fidalgo Elem. (Tuesdays)
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www.cityofanacortes.org
News from Washington Park
Bob Vaux, Manager, (360) 661-3463
YOUR DOGS, YOUR RULES
Complaints from park users, and most
interestingly, other dog owners, regarding off
leash activities of dogs and their owners are
on the rise here at the Park. Please remember,
your dog needs to be on leash at all times
here at the Park, and everywhere else in
Anacortes (excepting our two dog parks,
of course). It does not matter the size, the
friendliness, or any other traits your dog has.
Leash the animal. Simple.
RESERVATION SYSTEM
Be sure to make your fall reservations
for camping. The park is booking
new requests every day. Go to http://
anacortesparksandrecreation.sportsites.com/
player/homeplayer.aspx
and get yours today.
2013 WASHINGTON PARK FEES
Effective 3/1/13
Boat Trailer Lot Parking:
Resident* of Anacortes: $6.00 per day / $42.00 per week
(max 14 days)
Non-Residents: $8.00 per day / $56.00 per week (max. 14
days)
Season Permits - January 1 to December 31
Resident* of Anacortes: $121.00
Non-Resident: $181.00
“B” Lot Overnight Parking (Single Vehicles Only)
$6.00 per night
Campground Fees:
Campsites having water & electric hookups:
$25.00 per night – Non-Resident
$21.00 per night - Resident
Campsites without hookups:
$20.00 per night – Non-Resident
$17.00 per night - Resident
Reserved Group Picnic Area:
$42.00 per day (weekdays-Monday through Thursday)
$60.00 per day (weekends-Fri., Sat., Sun., and holidays)
BOX JUICE NATION
Reserved Group Tenting Area:
Nobody loves a good box juice more than
$90.00 per night
my own children (even my 14 year old would
*Resident is defined as a person who has their primary
probably have to admit this). Box juice
residence or owns property within the City limits of
has become a staple in the North American
Anacortes.
picnic basket, and we are certainly in the
picnic business here at the Park. However,
the plastic straw cover on the box juices has
my staff and I gnashing our teeth and wringing our hands. We humbly ask that you and your picnic
team carefully remove all box juice straw wrappers, and any other trash that signaled the end of your
gathering from the Park.
FEEDING THE ANIMALS
Another reminder to please stop feeding the animals here at the Park. They don’t need your help, and
it simply habituates them away from their native wild. The expectation in the eyes of the deer, squirrel
and birds out here is starting to really mess with the minds of our human visitors.
FINALLY, THANK YOU
Washington Park would not be here with almost 100 years of community support. On behalf of all of
us who have previously worked here, currently do so, and in the future will, thank you ever so much.
Managing this park is a gift I am thankful for every day. All the best to you and yours, and remember to
come out and visit your Park.
Online copies of menu at www.cityofanacortes.org
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The Anacortes Parks Foundation and the City of Anacortes would like to thank the following individuals and businesses for your generous
donations towards the 2013 John Curtis Memorial Fireworks Display!!
Bubba Sudz Car Wash / In Memory of
John Curtis
Dakota Creek Industries, Inc.
Anacortes Marine Enterprises
Aleli & John Howell
Doug Winge
Samish Indian Nation
Blue Cow Car Wash
Evans Funeral Chapel & Crematory, Inc.
Highland Woods, LLC
Lovric's Sea-Craft Inc.
Mad Hatter's Ice Cream
North Harbor Diesel & Yacht Service
Papa Murphy's Pizza
Reisner Distributor Inc.
Rockfish Grill/Anacortes Brewery
Savage Roofing
Sebo's
Ship Harbor Inn
Ted & Mary Anstensen
Ray & Carolyn Bloom
John W. Bolte, Jr.
Verla Brown
Douglas Burton
Rob & Karen Evans
Bruce & Margaret Evertz
Richard R. & Madge M. Greer
Wendy & Leeds Gulick In Memory of
Audrey Harris
Dr. Gary & Janice Hudak, MD
Jon & Cindy Huener
John & Linda Hunt
Jan & Soren Jensen
David G. Laidman
Lisa & Dean Maxwell
Joseph Mobley
Richard & Linda Nelson
Bob & Cathy Schaeffer
Dick & Vicki Shirk
Varrian Small
Helen & Barbara Smart
Steve & Linda Wilhoit
Cora & Bruce Rolfe
8 Mariners Ridge Villas
Anonymous
Paul & Rene Vance
Alice Bohnker Insurance Services, LLC
Anacortes Tax Service
Hair Systems
Hanson Physical Therapy
Island Import Garage
Jennings Chiropractic
Mr. SewDandy
Scott Milo Gallery
Upstage Boutique & Men's Store
Bud & Betty Adams
MJ Brady
Gordon Bruchner
Robin Catlin
Elaine Conder
Polly & John Derr
Mark & Pam Estvold
Thomas & Willy Evans
John & Ann Giboney
Leslie & Ray Heineman
Jack & Ruth Hutteball
Ellen Kaiser
Betty & Von Kuehn
Lewis & Mary Lehmann
Derek & Beth Leney
Stewart Lennox
Alfred & Bonnie McCrary
Harry & Karen McGrath
Michael Menor
Laurel Miller
Marilyn Missimer
Ian & Diane Munce
Jerry & Pamela Munson
Nguyen Family
Christopher Parker
Darryl & Judy Paulsen
Bill & Iris Perkins
Jim & Kathy Perkins
Fred & Denise Phillips
Colleen & Mike Powell
Jim & Billie Schooler
Reese & Joanne Sheely
Stew & Pat Sterling
Stan Stewart
Patricia Steffani & Cary Tolman
Bruce & Sue Trzcinski
Steve & Michelle Vekved
George & Laura Jane Viverette
Patricia Walker
Desmond & Elizabeth Wilson
Bill & Jennifer Woyski
Janette & Ronald S. Greenslade
Norman & Nancy Hoxie
Stegman Painting Family
D Browne
Rob & Suzi Childers
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dennis
Nate & Amy Detturi
Joseph & Grace Glasgow
Brian Hanrahan King-Hanrahan Family
Bob & Maureen Mullen
Dennis & Linda Oeth
John & Kathy Parker
Ron & Sharyan Watts
Ronald S. White
Anacortes Harbor Electronics
Aurinco, Inc.
Berentson Construction
Fidalgo Island Artillery Co. LLC
Brad & Ruthanne Adams
Larry & Marla Alexander
Sharon & Steve Allen
John & Shelly Angus
Martin & Nelea Barney
Betty Bates
Paul Benz
Harriet Bower
Terry & Wendy Brazas
Bill & Jane Brodie
Thomas & Erica Burfield
Mary & Harry Chandler
Cliff & Amy Cisco
Larry & Becky Cleveland
Martha & Harold Clure
Blynn & Wilma Cooper
Oren & Carol Cotton
Ken Crane
Diane Danielson
Daniel & Florence Doudna
Sharene & Zac Elander
Susan J. Ellingson
E. Harvey Elwin
Emsley Family
Bill & Susanna Epler
Sadie Fancher
Maurice & Helene Fink
Robert & Kathi Franklin
Kathy Garde
Greg & Connie Gibbons
John & Diane Guinn
Susan & Walter Guterbock
Charles & Cheryl Hellam
Michael & Carol Herbert
Rosalie & Coleman Hill
Sandra & Gary Hopper
Ernie & Pattie Hutchins
Max & Karen Hutchinson
Ken Jacot
Johnny James
Iver & Cheryl Johnson
Grace Johnston
Scott & Paula Kidder
Gail & Glenn King
Kathleen Kipp
Robert Knowles
Sydney Korrell
Bill & Max Loftis
Lovelett Family
John & Linda Mann
Edward & Connie McMillen
Thomas Meek
Wayne & Mairivonne Melvin
Dawn & Richard Metcalf
W. M. Mohundro
Arthur & Margaret Moll
Skip & Carolyn Moore
Don & Cindy Morton
Rebecca Motherwell
William & Susan Murray
Anonymous
Bob & MarKay Neumann
Bill & Anne Noble
Margaret A. Oehlman
David & Sydney Olausen - Anacortes
Dental Care
Vince Oliver
Fran & Ann Olsen
Larry & Shelly Parfitt
Herbert Pearson
Robin & Tony Pestarino
Bob & Molly Pitre
Carol & Neal Pyke
Valerie, Gary & Pete Robinson
Jill Rothman
Colleen Sargent
Edward & Carol Schwabe
Joyce Scoll
Shainin Family
Susan & Stan Singer
Martha Snook
Mary & Michael Stark
Chuck & Jan Conklin Stavig
Ms. Arlene Stavig
Bill & Sam Stone
Wayne & Joyce Suter
Mike & Meaghan Swanson
Marcia & Gerry Thompson
Chuck & Yvonne Tollefson
Edmund Marmol & Kathryn Van Alstyne
Bryan & Linda Walker
Rick & Judy Wallace
Charles Wenker
Gloria Williams
Donn & Doreen Wilson
David & Joanne Witiak
Law Office of Aaron M. Rasmussen
Pat Ansted
Bill & B.J. Ballentine
B & K Boardman
Jon & Julie Boe
Larry & Shirley Bowlin
Laurie, Jim & Jacob Carver
Randy Cloward
Don & Jean Elo
Jon & Sonia Evans
Mitch & Sue Findlay
Robert & Bonnie Freedman
Billie Gates
Dick & Barbara Gilmore
Russell & Terrie Gindhart
Richard Grill & Annette Tamre
Richard & June Haddox
William & Judith Harper
Lonny & Bunny Heiner
Linda & Vince Henley
Alexander Hernandez
Bruce & Karen Huntley
John & Peggy Ireton
Lisa Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Jaskiewicz
Rick Johns
Kilpatrick Family
Eugene & Marjorie Knokey
Leslie Krous
Chuck & Bev Landgraf
Judy & John Lavallee
Stephen & Betty Miller
Tim & Judy Montgomery
Laurie Mueller
Lavaughn Murdock
Joan Oborne
Don & Rosa Parker
Gordon Parkhill
Melissa Pilcher
Laura & Harry Ree
Damian Rodriguez
Lee & Lynn Schroeder
Susan Schwartz
Elwin Vernon
Lyubov & Eduard Amigud
Bent & Barbara Andersen
Carla & Tom Bigelow Family
Brad & Annabelle Fox
Glenn & Jean Garner
Marilyn Garner
Steve & Adele Hamel
Earl & Gail Koller
Theda Morton
Arnie Schafer
David & Kay Smith
Sharon Alban
Susan Ash
Gary & Wanda Bruns
Rick & Lori Cartmell
Les & Sandy Cox
Ken & Patty Crews
Angela Currie
Rick & Diane Davidson
Dave & Kathy Duck
Patrik & Jody Dylan
Cliff & Jo Finkbohner
Dick & Evelyn Greenlee
Jinny Henning
Leonard & Jill Hixson
Sarah Holahan
Ron & Myrna Jaffray
Jim & Sheila Kaufman
Don Martin
Masten/Garde Family
Gayl McALister
Richard Millison
Alice Monroe
Earl & Floy Ann Montee
Vera Oakes
Joan P. Olson
Dan Palmer
Ted & Jane Parsons
David & Mary Picht
Pillman/Shipley Family
Steve & Shalita Pye
Jim, Jill, Connor & Calli Richards
Frank E. Stratton
Jim & Ginger Thomas
Claudia Trigve
Mary Vallentyne
Velma Verrall
James Walkley
Lee Worcester
Wayne Davis
Elmer & Ruth Horn
Marie & Don Ibsen
William Johnson
Mike & Sally Kilpatrick
Tom & Lavar Kilpatrick
Jeanne McDermott
Mary & Robert Terry
Chris Hartman
We would also like to extend a SPECIAL THANK YOU to the following for their support of the fireworks show.
Washington State Department of Natural Resources, Skagit County Sheriff’s Department, Cap Sante Marine & Anacortes Yacht Club
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Anacortes Arts Commission projects
continue…..
Poetry is the topic of recent art installations at Cap Sante
Marina and Washington Park. Poetry by regional writers Jean
Hollingstad, Gary Keister, Sam Green, Bob Rose, Thelma
Palmer, Nancy Pagh, Robert Sund and Stephen Roxborough
was selected last fall as part of the Word Waves community
poetry project.
Anacortes artist Daniel Paris created a beautiful wooden
sculptural piece around Hollingstad’s poem. Carved from hard
wood, intricately carved sea birds and shoreline detail wrap
around the engraved poem. It is hung on the south wall of the
Harbor Master’s building.
Gary Keister’s poem is an excerpt from a larger poem about
Anacortes, “Sebastian-Stuart Fish Company”. It was hand
painted by an up and coming Anacortes artist, Paige Rosson,
on a plate attached to a repurposed metal bow thruster donated
by Dakota Creek. The installation, near the main boat ramp,
references working aspects of the Marina.
Washington Park will soon be installing engraved poetry
on wood in several locations. The remaining pieces are on
traditional signage at the two locations within the park.
Children were able to get involved in making their own art
recently at the Arts Festival at a booth sponsored by the Arts
Commission. Hundred of kids were able to create a marbled
piece of fabric with the assistance of artist Marius Hibbard. The
Commission would like to thank Marius for making this happen
again this year and also a hearty thank you to the volunteers
who helped at the booth.
Donations are still being sought from the community to help
with the placement of the sculpture “Aerie” by artist Merrilee
Moore, to be placed in the roundabout on Commercial Avenue.
If you would like to contribute, please call the Anacortes Parks
and Recreation Department at 360-293-1918. To those who
have already donated, we thank you.
The Arts Commission has had great success with the monthly
art shows at The Depot, located at 611 R Avenue. The shows
coincide with the monthly artwalks (6-9 pm on the first Friday)
and then continue onto the following Saturday (10-3 pm).
Thank you to Karla Locke for the coordinating and placement
of the art installations. These shows are always free and the
public is always welcome.
If you would like to become involved with an Arts Commission
project, please call us at 360-293-1918.
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