We're in bloom! Photo by Don Coyote
Brody's lunchtime puppet show Photo by Kirsten Morse
Swinomish canoes on the channel Coyote photo
Thrilling rides Coyote photo
We're blooming! Karla Reynolds photo
Waterfront dining Coyote photo
We're in for a dry spell...
Homeport Liquor will close on Saturday, May 5 – two
weeks earlier than originally planned.
As one of 163 contract liquor stores, the La Conner Homeport
Liquor’s inventory is all owned by the state, which will be out of the liquor
business May 31, since voters approved Initiative 1183 in November.
For La Conner, there will be no retail liquor
available in town for more than three weeks, until at least June 1, when
Pioneer Market expects to start carrying spirits in addition to the beer and
wine already available there. In today's paper!
Tribal tideland ordinance public hearing set for Thursday
People concerned with shorelines on the Swinomish
Reservation will have a chance to voice their opinions on a revision of the
tribe’s proposed tidelands ordinance tomorrow, Thursday, April 26.
The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community Planning
Commission will hold a public hearing at the Swinomish Social Services building
at 4 p.m.
Longer trek on La Conner transit
By Adrian Sharpe
Proposed changes to public bus routes may have La
Conner residents spending more time on trips to Mount Vernon
Skagit Transit will hold several public meetings to
introduce the proposed changes and take public comments. The meeting in La
Conner is scheduled for Wednesday, May 3, from 5 to 6 p.m., in Maple Hall.
The schedule changes would take effect in September. Read Adrian's story in today's paper.
Photo by Scott McDade
M*A*S*H comes to La Conner Auditorium By Scott McDade Remember the TV sitcom M*A*S*H? Or the 1970 blockbuster film starring Elliot Gould, Tom Skerrit and Donald Sutherland?
If you do, you've already been introduced to some of the craziest and most lovable military doctors and nurses you'd ever want to know.
Next weekend, May 4, 5, and 6, you'll get to meet them all again at La Conner Auditorium as the high school drama department presents the stage version of this beloved story.
M*A*S*H will be performed three times. The show opens Friday evening at 7:30 p.m., Saturday's matinee is at 12 noon. The final performance is Sunday evening at 7 p.m.
Tickets for the production are $5 per person. You can reserve seats by calling Vicki Jones at the district office, 466-3171. Tickets will also be available at the door. you won't want to miss this!
More M*A*S*H Scott McDade photo
More M*A*S*H Scott McDade photo
From the Police Blotter
3:30 p.m.:
Tourist teasing – The
Sheriffs Office received a report of two fellows hiding in the bushes near the
area where tulip buses stop at the intersection of South First Street and
Washington Ave. in La Conner. They guys were yelling and whistling at the
visitors, so the deputy picked them up and
transported them away from town.
Pick up the paper today in all the usual spots or from one of our red news stands. Don't have enough quarters? No worries! Our stands also accept rupees from India!
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