OPEN SUNDAY, 2:30pm -4:30pm in Sunset Cove

The Crest       &          The Gardens

The Crest, luxury view condos in Sunset Cove near Washington Park. Experience breathtaking water views, & resort living with elevator, secured access & parking garage. Units include a variety of amenities like luxurious spa-like bath, cherry floors, upgraded open chef’s kitchen w/granite & Kitchenaid/Thermador appliances, den/3rd bedroom, Air conditioning, fire sprinkler system & Sunset Cove Community Gazebo.

The Gardens, luxurious condo living at located in Sunset Cove, and walking distance to the WA Ferry or Washington Park. Built green, amenities may vary including use of granite, tile, cherry floors, kitchen w/maple cabinetry, Jennair/Frigidaire  appliances, walk-in pantry, eating bar & gas FP. Master w/access to patio/terrace, coffered ceilings, jetted tub, fire sprinkler system & Sunset Cove Community Gazebo.

Great location close to Skyline Marina AND Washington Park  .

DIRECTIONS: Commercial Ave to 12th, (12th turns into Oakes Ave) Left at Sunset Ave, (stay to the left as you pass the ferry terminal). Turn Right on Washington Blvd, Right on Observation to Sundown Ct.

Hosted Saturday By Georgia Coy & Sunday By Janis McHarg

Georgia Coy, 360.333.1900    Janis McHarg, 360 . 391 . 8439
Coldwell Banker Island Living
3110 Commercial Ave #101
Anacortes, WA 98221
Janis@AnacortesRealEstateNow.com

Georgia.Coy@ColdwellBanker.com 

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OPEN SUNDAY, September 5th from 11am -2pm

1805 Lea Place in Skyline

 Wow! Beautifully maintained, move in ready 1723+/- sq ft, light/bright Skyline Rambler w/3 bedrm, 2 baths. New siding, exterior paint & all new composite decks in 2009. 2 car gar, wired for Generator, vaulted ceilings, cozy gas log FP, large open kitchen w/eating bar, French doors off dining to deck. Master bedrm w/bath & slider to delightful backyd, a private oasis landscaped in 2008. Walk-in crawlspace. Great location with access to all the Skyline community amenities, Skyline Marina AND Washington Park  .

DIRECTIONS: N on Commercial, left on 12th, turns into Oakes Ave, left on Skyline Way, Right on Sands Way, left on Lea Pl, property on the left..

Janis McHarg, 360 . 391 . 8439
Coldwell Banker Island Living
3110 Commercial Ave #101
Anacortes, WA 98221
Janis@AnacortesRealEstateNow.com

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5011 Doon Way in Skyline

 Enjoy luxurious resort living in this custom Skyline home. Custom built for the builder’s parents, this elegant home captures views of gorgeous sunsets throughout the spacious open floor plan & sunroom. The attention to detail is apparent throughout the gourmet chef’s kitchen, spa-like master bath, gorgeous mill work and cherry hardwood floors & beautiful cabinetry. Main level living, low maintenance landscaping and just one block from the water, within walking distance to the Skyline Marina AND Washington Park  this home features all of the amenities .

DIRECTIONS: From Commercial turn on 12th which turns into Oakes and then into Sunset. Turn left at Anaco Beach Road, and then right Doon Way.

Jack Dixon, 360 . 941 . 5000
Coldwell Banker Island Living
3110 Commercial Ave #101
Anacortes, WA 98221
Jack.Dixon@ColdwellBanker.com

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Cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae can grow in any type of  water, they are usually too small to see but can form visible colonies called an algal bloom.  Cyanobacterial blooms usually occur when organisms that are normally present grow exuberantly.  Blooms usually float to the surface and can be a couple inches thick, especially near the shoreline.  The algal blooms can grow at any time of year but are most common during summer and fall. 

Most of the toxic blooms can look like foam, scum, or mats on the surface of fresh water lakes or ponds.  The blooms can be blue, bright green, brown, or red and may look like paint floating on the water. Some blooms may not affect the appearance of the water.  As algae in a cyanobacterial bloom die, the water may smell bad. 

People and dogs can be exposed to this algae by drinking water that comes from a lake or resorvoir with cyanotoxins, drinking untreated water, engaging in recreational activities in water with cyanotoxins, and inhaling aerosols from water related activities such as boating.  If skin is exposed to it people and animals can develop a skin rash, hives, or blisters. If inhaled people may experience runny eyes and nose, a sore throat, asthma like symptoms or allergic reactions.  If the toxic water is swallowed it can cause acute, severe gastroenteritis, liver toxicity, kidney toxicity, and neurotoxicity which can occur 15 to 20 minutes after exposure. 

In dogs neurotoxicity may cause salivation, weakness, staggering, difficulty breathing, convulsions, and death.  In people it can cause numb lips, tingling fingers, and dizziness.  The best way to protect yourself, your family, and your pets is to not engage in any water activities where the water looks discolored, foamy, or there is algae on the water.  And if you or your pets do swim in contaminated water, rinse off with fresh water as soon as possible.  If you check the waters before swimming, boating, or allowing your pets to swim in them, you and your pets should be protected and healthy. 

Cyanobacteria algae may look like the below picture.

Information Source: http://www.cdc.gov/hab/cyanobacteria/facts.htm

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This will be the NW Cruisers 9th Annual Latitudes & Attitudes get together, completely organized by local fans and readers of the monthly International cruising magazine. The event typically moves to a new Puget Sound location each year. “We expect more than 120 boats and upwards of 1,000 people,” explained Bob Bitchin, Publisher of the magazine. “We throw six to seven of these cruiser’s parties around the country, mostly at the national boat shows. But this one is different as the local readers put it all together.”  With the community, Anacortes Chamber of Commerce and the Port of Anacortes helping out with the event, Bitchin believes that this event will be bigger than all the previous. 

 The event activities are designed mostly for the whole family. To kick off the event on Friday there will be a barbecue hosted by Anacortes West Marine.  For the adults later that evening , a pub-crawl featuring many of the town’s favorite watering holes will take place.  Others can sit back and relax on their boat while enjoying a cruiser’s concert with music on the dock by a northwest favorite, Dave Calhoun.  Saturday’s activities consist of a potluck on the dock, blind fold dingy races, and children’s events including a treasure hunt and young pirate training.  Later on in the evening, the Pirate Ball will  be held, with music by Eric Stone.  The event is free to all that attend.  But anyone can buy raffle tickets; the Grand Prize is a one-week charter on a Sunsail sailboat in the Caribbean. 

Local Anacortes and Puget Sound merchants will be donating even more booty, adding loot to the raffle drawing. Part of the proceeds of the raffle will benefit a great local non-profit group, The Sea Scouts.  So mark your calendars for a fun filled weekend, come on down with the whole family and party like a pirate!

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To search for homes for sale in Anacortes, La Conner, or Oak Harbor, please call us @ (360)-293-4511.  We would love to help you with your real estate  needs whether you are looking to buy or sell your home.

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