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Does anyone know of any adult rec sports leagues? soccer specifically?

🚨Update🚨

The man who was found in Anacortes has been identified and is not DiAngelo. I will keep this post up just in case. More eyes the better.

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Hoping to reach a larger audience in the Anacortes area.

DiAngelo McKinney has been missing since Monday, July 6. Last seen in the Lake City area.

He left home without his phone or wallet. He is 28 years old, 6ft tall, 150lbs and has dark brown hair.

A firefighter with the Anacortes Fire Department called in a possible sighting today, July 13.

A case was assigned by the Seattle Police Department.
(206) 625-5011. Case #26-199503.

Call or text with any information: (360) 632-2096

You all do such a high-quality job clearing the trails. THANK YOU!

Mark your calendars for the 98221 Working Artist's Studio Tour on September 12 & 13! It's a wonderful opportunity to explore local artists' studios, discover original artwork, and enjoy a weekend celebrating creativity here in Anacortes.

Sharing the Save the Date in case you'd like to add it to your calendar. Hope to see you around town!

So, I heard tales of an underground tunnel that ran/runs from the water at Dakota Creek up Commercial.

Claim was that it ran quite a ways up and was used for moving cargo offloaded from the piers, especially during prohibition.

Anacortes Marine Hardware was mentioned as having access as well as other older businesses.

So is this all a tall tale or some truth to it?

We meet once a month on the third Thursday.  Our next meeting: 

Date:              Thursday, July 16, 2026

Start:              5:00 p.m.

End:               7:00 p.m.

Address:        Anacortes Elks Lodge

1009 7th St

Anacortes, WA 98221

Cost: No cost to attend, and snacks and beverages are available during the meeting.

What is Death Café?

The Death Café movement began in London in 2011 with a simple premise: eat cake, drink tea, and discuss all things mortality with the hope of encouraging people to make the most of their finite lives. Founder Jon Underwood adapted the idea from the “Café Mortel” movement that emerged in Switzerland by sociologist Bernard Crettaz. Since that time more than 16,253 death cafes have sprung up in more than 85 countries.

A Death Café is a safe space to talk about death, the loss of loved ones and fears people have regarding the inevitable.

A Death Café is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives, or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session.

A Death Café is always offered:

- On a not-for-profit basis

- In an accessible, respectful and confidential space

- With no intention of leading people to any conclusion, product, or course of action

- Alongside refreshments

Everyone is welcome; bring a friend. Gather to talk about death and find community.

Thanks for your curious and open mind!  Hope to see you next week.

Why on earth is Jack in the Box closed for good? This is so bad for the town. It was the best fast food in town :(

In case your little princess lost a shoe at the fireworks last night

My apologies if this was previously addressed. I just joined this site to ask the question. I am a Seattlelite who passes thru Anacortes regularly to get to our island place on a non-ferried island. I have always enjoyed the town, the stores, restaurants, art-fair, Washington Park and friendly people. I am especially entertained by the high school graduate portraits on the main drag every year!

In any event, once I had great fish and chips at the retro bowling alley. Then a few years ago it was torn down. The lot is still vacant as you likely know.

Can anyone shed light on why this fine place was torn down rather than sold and why the land remains vacant? It seems a shame all round.

Thanks for any insights.

Even if you might not 100% agree with his platform, come down and meet a candidate for our congressional district! Mingle with your neighbors, ask questions and find ways we can make a real positive impact on our communities!❤️

Centered in North Whidbey

I'll be in town July 23-27. I'd love to find some top quality raw oysters but I dont see any oyster bars in town. Any recommendations? I did see Taylors Shellfish is about a 40min drive. Any must-do activities while i'm in town?

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Came across this sign the other day on the hell strip - I always thought the city owns that land, and homeowners just maintain it. Does the homeowner own the hellstrip? Just genuinely curious - not trying to get the sign taken down or anything.

We meet once a month on the third Thursday.  Our next meeting: 

Date:              Thursday, June 18, 2026

Start:              5:00 p.m.

End:               7:00 p.m.

Address:       Anacortes Elks Lodge

1009 7th St

Anacortes, WA 98221

Cost: No cost to attend, and snacks and beverages are available during the meeting.

What is Death Café?

The Death Café movement began in London in 2011 with a simple premise: eat cake, drink tea, and discuss all things mortality with the hope of encouraging people to make the most of their finite lives. Founder Jon Underwood adapted the idea from the “Café Mortel” movement that emerged in Switzerland by sociologist Bernard Crettaz. Since that time more than 16,253 death cafes have sprung up in more than 85 countries.

A Death Café is a safe space to talk about death, the loss of loved ones and fears people have regarding the inevitable.

A Death Café is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives, or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session.

A Death Café is always offered:

- On a not-for-profit basis

- In an accessible, respectful and confidential space

- With no intention of leading people to any conclusion, product, or course of action

- Alongside refreshments

Everyone is welcome; bring a friend. Gather to talk about death and find community.

Thanks for your curious and open mind!  Hope to see you next week.