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La Conner sisters Shawntay and Alexi Perry, ages 5 and 2, were among the youngsters enjoying digging around in one of the coolest main attractions at the dog beach north of La Conner. – Photo by Don Coyote...
In Saturday’s parade, La Conner’s fire department will show off the newest addition to its arsenal — a gleaming new engine loaded with modern firefighting equipment and flaunting a decal featuring the sports logo of the high school. The engine, which has the capability to deliver 750 gallons of flame-retardant foam, with extremely high power, will give the department more than one engine and allow it to perform maintenance on its older engine. Until now, the older engine has been the sol...
They say absence makes the heart grow fonder. But if so, a La Conner Town Council member on extended vacation has yet to feel the love from two of his colleagues. For the second straight summer, arrows have been flung — and not from Cupid’s quiver — at council member Jacques Brunisholz. The retired La Conner High School teacher has been chided by fellow council members Dan O’Donnell and John Leaver for his meeting absences, last year to fulfill a longtime goal of trekking the Pacific Crest Trail and now to visit family and friends i...
Monday June 22 2:28 p.m.: Mail theft – Swinomish Tribal Police had someone turn in opened mail that is believed to have been addressed to the Swinomish Tax Authority post office box at La Conner Post Office. At least three taxpayers were identified, therefore anyone who mailed a payment to the Swinomish Tax Authority around June 18 should confirm that their payment was received. 3:17 p.m.: Found property – A prescription stolen in a burglary that occurred on the Swinomish Reservation was found in the parking lot of Conway Feed inCon...
Tribal commercial crab fishers bring in their bounty while buyers line up on the Swinomish docks to take the day's catch to market.Tribal commercial crab fishers bring in their bounty while buyers line up on the Swinomish docks to take the day's catch to market....
