SEDRO-WOOLLEY
2020
A visitors guide to a special corner of Northwest Washington
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Family Medicine, Close by and Caring For expert care close to home, choose PeaceHealth Medical Group Family Medicine. Our friendly and experienced providers are accepting new patients. Call 360-226-4738 to schedule an appointment. In addition to scheduling in-person appointments,
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Pamela Rosemarie Hassler, PA-C Horner, ARNP
we are now offering the option of scheduling video visits – a new service available at this clinic. Video or in-person visits On-site lab and imaging § On-site pharmacy
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PeaceHealth Family Medicine 1990 Hospital Drive, Suite 200 Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 Nadezhda Volsky, MD
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Welcome to Sedro-Woolley .......................................... 4 Honoring our history, celebrating our future ............... 5 Letter about Loggerodeo™ 2020 ................................ 6 What Makes Sedro-Woolley Unique? ........................... 7 Education ...................................................................... 9 Employment and Business .......................................... 10 Farm and Field ............................................................ 11 Parks and Recreation .................................................. 12 Map ............................................................................. 14 Sedro-Woolley Museum .............................................. 15 Calendar of Events...................................................... 17 Chamber Events.......................................................... 19 City Resources ............................................................ 22
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elcome to Sedro-Woolley
ith new housing, new businesses and a refreshing new attitude, we know why SedroWoolley claims to be the most unique and authentic place around. But 2020, had other ideas—who knew this new decade would see such changes. Although we have had to cancel luncheons and one of our important events, we hope that we can bring this virus to an end and return to our wonderful hometown life, very soon. Keep in mind as things begin to open up again, that many businesses need you to remember that they have supported you and your kids in your fundraising activities. Now it’s time to remember all of them: buy some gift cards and share them with your staff and customers. 1. Shop local – online. Online shopping is convenient and can be done right from the comfort of your couch! While going through mega-retailers like Amazon might be your go-to, for now, change it up and buy items online from shops in your local community. Most, if not all, small business retailers have websites offering their products with a click of your mouse that can be delivered right to your door, so you’ll never have to worry about running low on your favorite items. 2. Purchase gift cards. Establishments like bars and restaurants who were forced to close will be suffering right now, with no patrons filling the barstools or booths. Consider buying gift cards for the businesses you normally visit most often to use later when they are officially up and running again. 3. Order takeout. Can’t wait until you can eat your favorite meals from your favorite local restaurants? Many are keeping things going by offering meals to go, and some are even providing free delivery. This is a great way to keep money going into the local community, and as a bonus, you still get to enjoy all your favorite dishes. 4. Increase the tip amount. Don’t forget, servers and delivery people will also be feeling the decrease in business, and many of them survive on the tips they’re now missing. If you’re ordering takeout or delivery, consider giving a little more than usual when tipping. The tip may not go right back to the restaurant, but it goes to the workers who can put it toward the essentials they may need during this slower time. 5. Practice patience. We’re all in this together. Don’t forget that many small businesses are most likely working with a skeleton staff, so you might have to wait a little longer for your delivery to arrive or for items to become available to purchase.
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Honoring our history, celebrating our future
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nce known for our major industries of the past; Sedro-Woolley’s steel, coal, and timber industries have all distributed their products on a global scale. Today, Sedro-Woolley is known for its innovation and technology and continues to have a global impact. A new generation has emerged and continues the tradition of bringing ingenuity to the future: Rothenbuhler Engineering, Sedron Technologies, Janicki Industries and Toussint Machine & Manufacturing are continuing to grow and are impacting our nation and the world. We are a city that honors our heritage and celebrates our future with community festivals. These events make clear statements of who we are, such as Loggerodeo, Woodfest: From Timber to Tech, Blast from the Past, and our Christmas parade and tree lighting. It is our annual celebrations that honor our history and identity and mark our changes and growth. Our parks offer many opportunities for picnics, play, relaxation and entertainment. The trails at the SWIFT Center are now open and connect with Veterans Park on Helmick Road; they offer miles of natural beauty to experience and enjoy with your family and pets. The Cascade Trail, which runs from Sedro-Woolley to Concrete following the abandoned BNSF rail, is a beautiful and expansive 22+ mile each way trail (nearly 45 miles if you’re wishing to make it a round-trip adventure) that allows for horses, bikes, and anyone who wishes to run or walk. There are bike tours available that take you along the Cascade Trail and include a map of marked historic sites in and around the city of Sedro-Woolley. With renovations completed, our Sedro-Woolley Museum provides a charming look back into our history, with displays that will engage your imagination and curiosity. Sedro-Woolley has entered an exciting new era, and though the COVID-19 virus has given us pause, it is my hope – my vision, that people of all ages, lifestyles and income will continue to invest, build their businesses, raise their families, and retire in Sedro-Woolley. As we make well-informed decisions about growth and development, we will maintain our unique hometown feel while providing the quality of life people desire and deserve. In a recent demographic study, the average age of those moving to Sedro-Woolley is 25 years of age. That’s a young work force, and one that is looking for career opportunities close to where they live. Sedro-Woolley offers a continued tradition of innovation and technology and has room for all others to create and grow their business. Take a stroll downtown and enjoy the wood carving and murals. We honor our history, but we are moving toward the future.
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Letter about Loggerodeo™ 2020:
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he year 2020 will be remembered in history. The COVID-19 virus has changed many lives. Some of us have learned to sacrifice things like high school seniors missing out on graduation and many of us are learning how to be a family again by staying home and doing things together. History has given us many obstacles to tackle such as world wars, polio, measles, the Spanish Flu and the Great Depression, to name just a few. We have survived and persevered to keep living and continue on. We will overcome this also. That being said, the Loggerodeo™ board has regrettably made the decision to cancel the 2020 Loggerodeo™ Fourth of July celebration. We have given a lot of consideration and thought to this decision. Because of the number of people that attend these events, we feel that it is best to cancel so that we do not put anybody in jeopardy of contracting this virus. All it takes is one person to get many sick. Our board feels that we all needed something positive and fun for a change but there’s too much risk involved. On a positive note, we are hoping to have fi eworks and the chainsaw carving event later on in September. We do not have the dates as of now but stay tuned.
Dottie Chandler, Loggerodeo™ president
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THE OLDEST 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION IN THE STATE! We look forward to seeing you in 2021! Grand Parade • Chainsaw Carving Kiddie Parade • Fireworks Display • Foot Race Beard Contest • Street Dance • Carnival
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What Makes Sedro-Woolley Unique? City of Sedro-Woolley The City of Sedro-Woolley is nestled between the scenic Cascade Loop drive to the east and Puget Sounds’ San Juan Islands to the west. The Cascade Loop is over 400 miles long and has applied for National Scenic Byway status, which would affect national and international marketing opportunities. Located on the banks of the beautiful Skagit River in the Skagit Valley, Sedro-Woolley is the gateway to the North Cascades recreation area that attracts 750,000 visitors every year. It is conveniently situated just minutes from Interstate-5 on Highway 20, midway between Vancouver, Canada and Seattle, Washington. Sedro-Woolly offers a high quality of life with a small-town atmosphere. Year-round destination events are hosted in the city’s charming, historic downtown, the Sedro-Woolley Rodeo Grounds and at Riverfront Park; bringing the community together. The city is continuing its evolution from timber to tech, which has brought a younger, more modern feel to the downtown scene. A brand-new library is scheduled to open in Summer 2020. Sedro-Woolley has much lower housing and land costs compared to surrounding areas. The city is rapidly expanding its affordable housing options with construction of about 300 homes – a mix of condos and single-family units – with 200 more in the planning phases. Many residents enjoy the easy access to beautiful parks, fishing, skiing, the an Juan Islands and over 100 miles of trails. The city’s well-rated school district has built a reputation for strong public-private partnerships that serve the community and local businesses. It’s all happening in Sedro-Woolley; come visit and stay! Skagit Tribe The 84-acre Upper Skagit Reservation, which sits east of Sedro-Woolley, is home to a tribe with 504 enrolled members; descendants of a tribe that once inhabited 10 villages on the Upper Skagit and Sauk Rivers. The Skagit Tribe opened its popular $28 million Skagit Valley Casino Resort on a 15-acre site off of the Bow Exit on Interstate-5 in 1995. The $11 million, 103 – room hotel and conference center was opened in 2001. 5984 Darrk Lane, Bow www.theskagit.com (360) 854-7090
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Murals and Wood Carvings
on the most recent United States census estimates in 2017, the estimated 2020 Tourists come to see the beautiful wood carvings and murals spread through population is 12,054, making SedroWoolley the 75th largest city in Washthe downtown area of the city, mostly ington State. The population density is along Metcalf Street. The carvings come from the annual chainsaw carving compe- 2787.85 people/mi². In 2017, the median age of all Sedrotition - part of the Loggerodeo™ festiviWoolley residents was 33.7, the median ties. Many of the painted murals were household income was $47,602, and inspired by world-famous photographer the median home value was $192,800, Darius Kinsey, who had a photo-studio according to datausa.io. As of spring in Sedro-Woolley in the late 1890s. He 2020, Zillow has the city’s median home was known for his emphasis on Western value at $310,626. This is an increase of scenery, logging and railroads. 6.6 percent over the past year and Zillow Community Demographic and predicts home values will rise another 5.1 Economic Profile percent within the next year. In terms of population, Sedro-Woolley Transportation is one of the fastest growing cities in Sedro-Woolley is served by the Skagit Skagit County. Between 1990 and 2010, Regional Airport in Burlington (owned the population of Sedro-Woolley inand operated by the Port of Skagit, it creased from 6,031 to 10,540, a jump of offers corporate, business and recreational 74.7 percent (U.S. Census Data). Based 8
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flying se vices), the Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific f eight rail lines, Amtrak passenger rail service and a regional transit system. The city is also a half hour drive to the Bellingham International Airport and a one-and-ahalf-hour drive to the Sea-Tac International Airport. With city growth expected to occur mostly north of SR20, the Jones/ John Liner Trail Road Corridor Projects will provide important east-west corridor relieving traffic congestion on SR20. The projects will also provide pedestrian and non-motorized facilities to enhance connections between neighborhoods.
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Education: Sedro-Woolley community is key to student success
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he 2019-2020 school year has been one for the record books. With the sudden statewide closure because of COVID-19, the Sedro-Woolley School District community banded together to make sure our students could continue learning, albeit from a distance. Teachers learned new platforms and continued connecting with their students through various online platforms. For those families who didn’t have access to technology, paper packets were distributed and collected at both the schools and at meal sites. Our food service employees served more than 1,800 meals each week starting in late March, dealing with supply constraints and reduced staffing le els. Our bus drivers worked with food service and school building staff to distribute food and paper packets. Even more importantly, they were able to connect, at a distance, with students on a daily basis with a smile and kind words as they handed off the meals. There are many unknowns that may be answered by the time this article is published, such as whether or not we’ll be able to host a late graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020. We may know whether or not we’ll be back in the classroom in the fall of 2020. Our students had so many important trips and events postponed or canceled completely. This school year was heartbreaking for many. But at the same time, we’ve seen amazing things happening in our communities. We’ve seen Friday night lights turned on with our police and fi e departments turning on their lights to honor our seniors. We’ve seen schools posting positive messages in their street-facing windows as a way to remind students they are loved, valued and tremendously missed by all of us. We’ve seen students turning in amazing art projects they worked on at home. And we’ve heard of students really delving into helping their families with chores around their homes. As we look forward to the 2020-2021 school year, there are many unknowns. But, there are also key priorities and focus areas that will help guide us in this continuous learning process. Our highest priorities have been and will continue to be to ensure the physical, emotional, and academic safety for our students, staff, and families. Our focus areas have been and will also continue to be on compassion, communication, and common sense as we have students and their families embrace new ways of learning while also working to ensure basic needs are met. We also want to express our sincere appreciation to our community for their overwhelming approval of the capital levy that goskagit.com
will allow us to repair roofs and boilers, along with other urgent maintenance items. We will continue to use this money wisely so that our buildings can keep serving our students for many years into the future. We also hope these funds will help kickstart our local economy by providing jobs to those skilled laborers who will be doing the work.
School information The Sedro-Woolley School District is 395 square miles and serves approximately 4,500 students being at 11 sites. The district strict serves the communities of Sedro-Woolley, Lyman, Samish, Hamilton, Big Lake and Clear Lake. Transportation: If your student will be riding the bus please call the transportation office at 360-855-3504 befo e the start of the school year to confirm bus outes and pick-up/drop-off times and locations. If you have questions about the free and/or reduced lunch price application please call the food services department at 360855-3515. Follow the district on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ SedroWoolleySchoolDistrict/ and check www.swsd.k12. wa.us for more information. EXPLORE SEDRO-WOOLLEY 2020
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edro-Woolley offers a competitive advantage for employers and businesses with fiber optic infrast ucture, forward thinking planning, an experienced and talented labor pool with partnerships between industry and schools, lower industrial building lease rates and asking prices, B&O tax credit for new employees and no B&O tax. For more information visit http://ci.sedrowoolley.wa.us/
Sedro-Woolley’s Major Employers • Janicki Logging and Construction Logging and construction
• Janicki Industries Aerospace, marine and transportation component engineering and manufacturing
• Sedron Technologies LLC Alternative energy development process
• Sedro-Woolley School District • PeaceHealth United General Medical Center District • Truck Vault In-vehicle storage manufacturing
• Snelson Industries Contractor
• Rothenbuhler Engineering Electrical engineering and manufacturing
Technology and Innovation Sector Home to several global tech companies, Sedro-Woolley has some of the world’s leaders in composites, remote detonation and other innovations. Janicki Industries – founded by one of Sedro-Woolley’s pioneer families - is the area’s largest aerospace and technology firm and the biggest empl yer. Managed by the Port of Skagit, the Swift Center is a center for innovation and tech10
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nology to accommodate research, development and other activities associated with technology and innovation. For more information please contact new City Supervisor Doug Merriman at (360) 855-1661 Ext. 662 or Chamber of Commerce President Pola Kelley at (360) 855-1841.
Agriculture Sector The Port of Skagit is leading in cultivating the value-added agriculture opportunities available to Skagit County. The Economic Development Alliance of Skagit County (EDASC) works with the port to convene local, state, regional and federal stakeholders and coordinate across industry sectors related to this opportunity. Visit http://www.portofskagit.com/ and https://www.skagit.org/ for more information.
Cascades Job Corps Center Located at the SWIFT Center, tuitionfree Healthcare, Information Technology, Security and Protective Services, Culinary Arts, and Office dministration programs are offered to 300 disenfranchised youth from Washington, Oregon and Idaho between the ages of 16 and 24. Cascades emphasizes college enrollment preparation, high school and GED completion, and employment readiness. Students can live on or off Center and be enrolled in the program for up to two years with the option to apply for a third. Please visit https://cascadesjobcorpscca.com/ or call (360) 8543400 for more information.
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Farm & Field Sedro-Woolley Farmers Market
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he Sedro-Woolley Farmers Market is celebrating our 20th year in operation! We are open from 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. every Wednesday from May 20 through October 14, 2020 in Hammer Heritage Square, downtown Sedro-Woolley. Purchase farm fresh eggs, hand-crafted jewelry, garden-cut fl wers, kettle corn, local produce and many other offerings. The market also features live music, cooking demonstrations using Farmers Market produce, children’s programs and gardening advice. The Sedro-Woolley Farmers Market is a proud member of the Skagit Valley Farmers Market Coalition, which is made up of Skagit County Farmers Markets to pool resources for shared marketing and outreach. Accepting cash, checks, debit cards and food stamps, the Sedro-Woolley Farmers Market is accessible to all. As a result of special grants obtained by the Market, food stamps may be doubled onsite upon visiting the Market booth. For 2020 vendor applications and more information please visit www.sedrowoolleyfarmersmarket.com.
Skagit County Farms With its rich soil and farming history, Skagit County is home to many hobby and commercial farms. Cascadian Farm® produces one of the country’s leading brands of organic foods in a beautiful, working farm located on 106 Woodworth Street. Visit www.cascadianfarm.com for more information. Hoehn Bend Farm is a place for people from the city to stay and experience life on a small working farm. For more information visit the farm’s website at http://farmstayskagit.com. Jones Creek Farms is a small, family-operated fruit, garlic and pumpkin farm located at 32260 Burrese Road. Visit www.skagitvalleyfruit.com for more information. Justa Pleasure Farm is a horse stable that offers boarding, horse-back riding lessons, summer horsemanship and special clinics. The 17-acre farm is located at 26045 Minkler Road. Visit www.justapleasurefarm.com for more information. Perkins Family Farm is a family-owned apple orchard located at 8243 Sims Road. Visit https://www.perkinsvarietyapples.com/ for more information. Skagit River Ranch is a family-owned organic beef, pork, chicken, turkey and egg farm located along the Skagit River at 28778 Utopia Road. Visit www.skagitriverranch.com for more information. Willowbrook Manor Farms is an English tea house and chamomile farm with two acres of chamomile. It is located goskagit.com
at 27420 Minkler Road. For more information visit https:// teaandtour.com/.
Skagit Wineries Located at 8243 Sims Road, Sedro-Woolley, Eagle Haven Winery began making wines in 2003. The winery produces traditional varietal wines Siegerrebe, Madeleine Angevine, Rosé, Syrah, Sangiovese and Pinot Noir and fruit wines – blackberry, plum, apple, pear. The vineyard is surrounded by an adjoining salmon-bearing stream and a cider producing 40-acre apple orchard. The winery features a tasting room, a wine garden and a wooden pavilion where it hosts live music, private events and a summer concert series on Friday and Saturday evenings. Visit www.eaglehavenwinery.com for more information. With growing conditions similar to France’s Loire Valley and the Northern Rhine Valley of Germany, Skagit County is home to an increasing number of wineries. White wine grapes such as madeleine angevine and siegerrebe are known to grow well in Skagit’s mild climate, while pinot noir grapes are being grown in increasing numbers at local vineyards. The Skagit Valley grows 100 acres of wine grapes valued at more than $1 million, according to data from Washington State University. EXPLORE SEDRO-WOOLLEY 2020
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Parks & Recreation The Sedro-Woolley Public Works Operations Division works hard to maintain the city’s park system, Union Cemetery and other open spaces. The department also takes care of the fl wer baskets, provides maintenance and custodial services for the city’s buildings, and roadside mowing within city limits. The Public Works Operations Supervisor is Nathan Salseina and the Parks and Facilities Lead is Kevin Kesti. For more information visit www.ci.sedro-woolley.wa.us/departments/parks_and_recreation/
Parks Bark Park is located across from Riverfront Park and is an area dedicated to leash-free exercise for dogs. Bingham Park is located at 340 Bingham Park Loop. It features a playground, restroom, picnic shelter, potable water, fi e full RV hookups and a barbeque area that was built to honor longtime city resident and Rotarian Frederick Thompson. Capacity of 50 people. The Harry Osborne Park and Caboose is located south-east of the intersection of Cook Road and Highway 20. This park welcomes visitors and residents to Sedro-Woolley with the “Welcome to Sedro-Woolley” sign and an old steam train. Lions Park is located to the north of the intersection of Haines Avenue and Highway 20. It is mainly used as a picnic area for tourists who are crossing over the North Cascade Pass. Water, picnic tables and barbecue pits are available but there are no restrooms. Memorial Park is located in the 700 Block of Pacific treet and houses the Central Skagit Sedro-Woolley Library, the senior center and the community center. 12
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It includes a playground, restroom, and open space. The city will re-apply for a grant in 2020 in order to add a splash park, new covered picnic areas, a new playground and other amenities. Riverfront Park is located on the south side of town at 1001 River Road. The park has many amenities including a river boat launch, an amphitheater, covered picnic areas, the Rotary shelter, small and large shelters with barbeque pits, an RV park, more than 50 picnic tables (many with barbeque pits), little kids’ and older kids’ playgrounds, and a zipline. In the planning process: There are plans to build Olmstead Park at the Swift Center. Renditions of how it will look are ready but the city is hoping for state funds to come through. When it’s built it will enhance the area around the annual fishing der y with picnic tables, etc.
Hammer Heritage Square Hammer Heritage Square is located in downtown Sedro-Woolley on the northwest corner of Ferry and Metcalf streets. It serves as a town square, the home of the city’s farmer’s market and memorial area for Sedro-Woolley’s past residents. RV Parks The Riverfront Park RV Park has 28 spots with power and water plus 10 tent spaces with water and sheltered restrooms nearby. Bingham Park has fi e spots with full hookups. Outdoor Sports Metcalf Park located at 225 Metcalf Street just north of the Sedro-Woolley Municipal Building is the location of the Tesarik Little League Field. The field has goskagit.com
plenty of bleachers for spectators and future plans for lights and a new playground. Also located at Metcalf Park next to Tesarik Field and the basketball court between Metcalf and Munro Streets is the Sedro-Woolley Community Skate Park. Formally opened on October 13, 2012, the Sedro-Woolley Skate Park attracts skaters from all over the region and is home to an annual Skate Park Competition. Parents can see what is happening at the skate park live anytime at www.swskatepark.com. There are now three outdoor basketball courts. The first two are located next to the skate park and Tesarik Field between Metcalf and Munro streets and the third is at Riverfront Park. Winnie Houser Park is located off of Rhodes Road on a nearly 10-acre site; the park is home to the Sedro-Woolley Youth Soccer Association. The city is developing plans to add a restroom, playground, and a walking path to the park, pending grant funding. Hiking Trails Sedro-Woolley is home to over 100-miles of trails. The Northern State Recreation Area (NSRA) is a 726acre portion of the former Northern State Hospital located on the eastern edge of the urban growth area of Sedro-Woolley in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains - north of Highway 20 on Helmick Road. For more information visit www.skagitcounty.net.
The Cumberland Creek Interpretive Trail is two miles long and family friendly. Hike or bird along the shores and in the forest; there are several wood duck boxes along the oxbow pond. It is located at 34183 South Skagit Highway. Visit Skagit Land Trust at www.skagitlandtrust.org for more information. The Pacific orthwest National Scenic Trail is an impressive 1200 miles; it is ranked among the most scenic trails in the world. The trail crosses three national parks and seven national forests. Visit the Pacific orthwest Trail Association at www.pnt.org for more information. Mountain Bike Trail The Cascade Trail is a 22.5-mile rail trail that follows the abandoned Burlington Northern grade connecting the towns of Sedro-Woolley and Concrete. Visit the Washington Trails Association at www.wta.org for more information.
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Golf The Gateway Golf Course is a public course: 9 holes covering 3,050 yards with a par of 36. Visit www.gatewaygolfandrestaurant.com for more information. Fishing On the ocean, saltwater species include lingcod, halibut and salmon. All fi e species of salmon – Chinook, Coho, Sockeye, Chum and Pink – can be caught in local rivers and bays. Trout species such as steelhead, rainbow, cutthroat, brown and brook can be fished in nume ous lakes and rivers, while warm water species, including large and small-mouth bass, perch, crappie and bluegill can also be found. Visit the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife website at www.wdfw.wa.gov to check for emergency closures and other information.
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he Sedro-Woolley Museum has been a cherished resource for both Sedro-Woolley residents and visitors from around the country and the world for 28 years as of this summer. Because of broad local support, most exhibits were built with materials donated by members of the community, and the museum is operated by an all-volunteer staff. In October 2018, Dale Robertson, who has been a volunteer for 25 years, took over as president, while long-time president, Carolyn Freeman, remains as treasurer. The Sedro-Woolley Museum celebrates the city’s growth from the frontier era to more recent times. Exhibits include a re-creation of a frontier town, with barn and blacksmith shop and a main street with post office, jail, saloon, bank and newspaper office. xhibits feature railroads, logging and the Skagit Steel gallery that highlights one of our major local industries, as well as Northern State Hospital and tributes to the military and the town “Founders, Movers, and Shakers.” The River and the Road exhibit features towns and activities that developed around the Skagit River and the North Cascades Highway. Volunteers are continually creating and updating exhibits, so there is always something new to see. The Research Library is still growing, with archival collections, photographs, maps, newspapers and other materials that help researchers find ans ers to their questions about our area’s history. The newly refurbished Gift Shop offers books and postcards about local history, T-shirts, and locally made gift items. The Sedro-Woolley Museum’s annual membership drive is in January, but people are welcome to join in person or on-line throughout the year. Many special events offer a variety of experiences, including the Love that Train event every February that highlights the museum’s extensive model railroad set-up. Upcoming Featured Events Bingo & Popcorn: TBA Blast from the Past: To be rescheduled. Check our website and Facebook pages for details. Sidewalk sale in front of the museum. We’ll have a lot of good stuff. Come check us out! Founders’ Day Weekend: September 12 and 13, 2020 Originally created in 1994 as a family-friendly fundraiser for the Sedro-Woolley Museum and nick-named the “the big goskagit.com
car-show at the park”, Founders’ Day has grown and changed over the years. Check our website and Facebook pages for details closer to the event. The Spirits that Call the Museum Home with Chad Lindberg: October, 2020 Actor and paranormal investigator Chad Lindberg will return for a discussion about visiting and spirits at the museum. Reservations are a must, as the shows are limited to 25 people. There will be two shows on Friday night and two more on Saturday night. Call the museum at 360-855-2390 for show times, dates and tickets. Holiday Home Tour: December 12, 2020 The Holiday Home Tour is the Sedro-Woolley Museum’s main annual fundraiser. The event was started in 1988 and then occurred every two years until 1994 when it began running every year; this is our 32nd year! Tickets are $10 and can be pre-purchased at the museum and the Oliver-Hammer Clothes Shop after Thanksgiving or the day of the event at the museum. The evening starts with an open house at the museum at 4 p.m. where maps with addresses will be handed out for the self-guided tour. The event typically draws about EXPLORE SEDRO-WOOLLEY 2020
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300 participants who drive or walk to see the inside and out of six to eight local, heritage houses decorated for Christmas between 5 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Dress for winter weather and bring a flashlight
Sedro-Woolley School District Continuing its focus on student learning, quality instruction, reading and math goals, student safety, promoting a climate of trust, and facility planning. There are approximately 4,500 (preschool-12th grade) students being served on twelve school campuses. The District covers 395 square miles, including the areas of Lyman, Samish, Clear Lake, and Big Lake.
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Calendar of Events June 2020 – May 2021 JULY 1-JULY 4, 2020 Loggerodeo™ CANCELED See you in 2021! Washington State’s oldest continuous Fourth of July Celebration features a world-class chainsaw carving competition, a carnival and so much more. Call the Loggerodeo™ office at 360-770-8452 or visit www. loggerodeo.org for more information.
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4:30 p.m. - Children’s Halloween Parade Local kids parade in downtown Sedro-Woolley then trick-or-treat participating merchants. Call the SedroWoolley Chamber of Commerce at 360855-1841 or visit www.sedro-woolley. com for more information.
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3 p.m. – Sedro-Whoolleyville Presents the Magic of Christmas “Under the Sea” Quilt Show Celebrate the season with a giant tree The 2020 Woolley Fiber Quilters show at Cascade Middle School. Visit http:// lighting, the Santa Parade, and train and pony rides in downtown Sedro-Woolley. woolleyfiberquilters.blogspot.com/ Call the Sedro-Woolley Chamber of for more information. Commerce at 360-855-1841 or visit www.sedro-woolley.com for more SEPTEMBER 12 AND 13, 2020 information. Founders’ Day Celebrate Sedro-Woolley’s history with this museum sponsored event. Check out the museum open house, classic car show and community picnic in the park. Call the Sedro-Woolley Museum at 360-855-2390 or visit www. sedro-woolleymuseum.com for more information.
9 a.m. – Breakfast with Santa The breakfast is sponsored and run by Beta Sigma Phi. Kids eat free and get free Santa pictures too. Call the SedroWoolley Chamber of Commerce at 360855-1841 or visit www.sedro-woolley. com for more information.
DECEMBER 12, 2020 4 p.m. – Holiday Home Tour The Sedro-Woolley Museum’s main annual fundraiser starts with an open house at the museum where maps are handed out for the self-guided tour of six to eight local, heritage houses decorated for Christmas. Call the SedroWoolley Museum at 360-855-2390 or visit www.sedro-woolleymuseum.com for more information.
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FALL DATE TBD Blast from the Past Weekend by Heritage Bank Get groovy as we head back in time to 1970 at this fun weekend festival in downtown Sedro-Woolley. Call the Sedro-Woolley Chamber of Commerce at 360-855-1841 or visit www.sedrowoolley.com for more information.
SEPTEMBER 12, 2020 Annual Skate Park Competition This regional competition is held the second Saturday of September each year and features a competition among area high school students. A professional skating team comes to exhibit and judge tricks and form. Call Sedro-Woolley City Hall at 360-8551661 or visit www.ci.sedro-woolley. wa.us for more information.
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Sedro-Woolley Museum Membership Drive Call the Sedro-Woolley Museum at 360 855-2390 or visit www.sedrowoolleymuseum.com for more information.
FEBRUARY, 2021 Sedro-Woolley Museum Model Railroad Open House Call the Sedro-Woolley Museum at 360 855-2390 or visit www.sedrowoolleymuseum.com for more information.
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(early registration begins) United General Hospital Fitness Center “Trek for Treasure” “Trek for Treasure” is six summer hiking adventures throughout Skagit County and the surrounding area with teams of two or more people. Complete all six hikes, collect the clues, and locate the treasure! To register early and get 2021 event details visit www. trekfortreasure.org or call the Fitness Center at 360-854-0247.
APRIL 3, 2021 1 p.m. – Easter Egg Hunt Sponsored by the City of SedroWoolley, the annual Easter Egg Hunt takes place the day before Easter Sunday at Riverfront Park. All kids 12 and under are welcome to participate; the grassy area is divided into sections by age group. Call Sedro-Woolley City Hall at 360-855-1661 or visit www. ci.sedro-woolley.wa.us for more information.
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Woodfest Timber to Tech A sanctioned Tulip Festival event, Sedro-Woolley honors its logging history and tech future with a carving showcase and technology exhibits at Sedro-Woolley High School. Call the Sedro-Woolley Chamber of Commerce at 360-855-1841 or visit www.sedrowoolley.com to confirm 2020 dates.
7 a.m. check in - Kids’ Fishing Derby Sponsored by The Wildcat Steelhead Club, the Kids’ Fishing Derby takes place at Northern State Pond. All kids 14 and under are welcome. Call the Sedro-Woolley Chamber of Commerce at 360-855-1841 or visit www.sedrowoolley.com for more information.
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ounded in 1914, the SedroWoolley Chamber of Commerce works hard to fulfill its mission: “Partnering with the community to promote business,” and its vision: “Establish partnerships and communication with the City, Businesses, and the Community.” Members includes retailers, wholesalers, service industries, manufacturers, industrial parks, banks, churches, nonprofit organizations and individuals. Visit www.sedro-woolley.com or facebook.com/sedrowoolleychamber/ for more information. Contact Pola Kelley, the chamber’s executive director, at 360-855-1841, director@sedrowoolley.com or come visit in person at the chamber office on 810 Metcalf St. Blast from the Past Weekend brought to you by Heritage Bank: Dates TBD for fall event The weekend features free family fun celebrating 1970 (50 years ago) with a 5K Color Fun Run/Walk sponsored by Marathon Petroleum and United General Hospital District, music, cars and kids’ activities. Events are held downtown Sedro-Woolley. Visit www.sedro-woolley.com for craft vendor application forms and more information. Visit facebook.com/ BlastFromThePastSedroWoolleyWa/ for pictures of past events. The Arts & Crafts Fair will be open Friday through Sunday between State and Ferry streets on Metcalf Street. The chamber is working to recruit vintage markets and local artisans. Friday, noon - 7 p.m.: Downtown business employees dress up in vintage clothes and judges from the chamber of commerce will choose winners based on their resemblance to the 1970 theme. Winners will have their name and picture posted to the event’s Facebook page. Saturday, 8 a.m. – close: Visit the open-house and sidewalk sale at the Sedro-Woolley Museum. Call museum for hours. goskagit.com
Blast of Color 5K Family Fun Run/ Walk. The lineup will start near the Ferry Street Antique Mall at 8 a.m. for anyone who still needs to register. Pre-registered runners should arrive at 9 a.m. to pick up their packets. The run/walk starts at 10 a.m. Cost is $20 when you sign up in advance online at databarevents.com. Visit www.sedrowoolley.com/events for more details. The run ends at Hammer Heritage Square where several fun events are planned including hula hoop, jump rope and watermelon eating contests. Enjoy festive live music at the annual Street Dance. Local 20 Taproom will host the beer garden with live music in the street in front of their establishment at Eastern and Woodworth. Hours are 2 p.m. – 11 p.m.
Sunday, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.: Visit the open-house and sidewalk sale at the Sedro-Woolley Museum. Call museum for hours. Sponsored by Dwayne Lane’s Auto Family and Les Schwab Tire Center, and assisted by the Sedro-Woolley Eagle’s Club, the Classic Car Show will run from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Registration begins at 7 a.m. The cars will lineup on Woodworth between Murdock and Eastern streets. Enjoy festive live music by Eric Thompson and the Local 20 Taproom street beer garden from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Children’s Halloween Parade: October 31, 2020 The 2020 Children’s Halloween Parade will be held Saturday, October 31 at 4:30 p.m.; it starts in the parking lot just south of Wells Fargo Bank
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The Sedro-Woolley Community Fellowship Hall at 817 Metcalf Street will have face painting, a craft bazaar featuring merchants from the farmer’s market and a Boy’s and Girl’s Club booth where Sedro-Whoolleyville Presents the Magic of Christmas: December 5, 2020 kids can make ornaments for free. 5 p.m.: Sedro-Whoolleyville’s the Magic of The tree lighting ceremony takes Christmas is a special event for the place in the town center on Metcalf whole family. On the first Saturday and Woodworth streets. The Cascade of December – December 5, 2020 Middle School choir forms a circle Metcalf Street is shut down at 2 p.m.; around the tree and sings “Welcome events start at 3 p.m. Keep an eye out Christmas” from Dr. Seuss’ “How the for the Grinch! For more information Grinch Stole Christmas!” There is a visit www.sedro-woolley.com or drawing ahead of time to choose the facebook.com/Whoolleyville/. child who gets to flick the ceremonial 3 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.: tree lights switch. Visit local merchants Free pony rides from Lang’s Horse the week before the lighting to enter and Pony Farm and mini-train rides on the drawing. Metcalf Street. Activities are sponsored Once the tree is lit, the Santa Parade by local merchants. begins. The parade lines up by Lemley
Chapel led by a well-lit fire engine, followed by 30 to 40 entries and wraps up with Santa. The parade line-up walks down Metcalf, turns right on Ferry, right on Murdock, right on State, then left on Third and back to Lemley Chapel. Bring hand-warmers and dress for the cold. There will be cash prizes for parade winners. Right after the parade kids can meet Santa at Eagles Hall on 1000 Metcalf Street. Hot beverages will be available. Santa Breakfast: December 12, 2020 The Santa Breakfast is held on the second Saturday of December – December 12, 2020 - at the Community Center (703 Pacific Street) from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The breakfast is sponsored and run by Beta Sigma Phi; money raised goes to support community
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Sedro-Woolley Chamber Events 24 – 25. Please visit www.sedrowoolley.com or facebook/woodfest. SedroWoolley for event details and updates closer to the event. The American Legion Post 43 SedroWoolley will host a Pancake Breakfast Woodfest – Timber to Tech, April 24on Sunday from 8 a.m. – 11 a.m. with 25, 2021 proceeds supporting veterans’ activities Woodfest features a student and mas- and programs of Chapter 24! Open to ter craftsmen woodworking showcase the public. All you can eat. Cost is $8 and technology exhibits at Sedro-Wool- for adults and $5 for children. ley High School. Other activities include Kids’ Fishing Derby: May, 1, 2021 Willowbrook’s English Tea & Tour, Eagle Sponsored by The Wildcat Steelhead Haven Winery events, wagon rides and Club, the Kids’ Fishing Derby is open to rock painting. Prizes for handcrafted student entries will be awarded on Sun- all kids 14 and under at Northern State day. Get out and support these talented Pond. Registration begins at 7 a.m. and the derby runs from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. students! Bring your bait and fishing gear! Prizes Free admission. Saturday, 9 a.m. – 4 will be awarded! Please carpool due to p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. very limited parking. The 2021 event is scheduled for April kids’ activities. Free for kids, adults by donation. Kids get a free toy stocking, candy cane and visit with Santa. Free Santa picture prints are picked up at the Chamber of Commerce.
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City of Sedro-Woolley Resources Residents of Sedro-Woolley know that our city is one of the best places to live in the country because of our well-ranked school district, thriving technology industry, community-feel, access to recreational activities and comparably affordable housing. In addition to a brand-new library set to open in 2020, Sedro-Woolley is home to PeaceHealth United General Hospital that has consistently been rated one of the top hospitals in Washington State for care of patients. For more information about city resources please visit www.ci.sedro-woolley.wa.us.
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325 Metcalf St., Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 Doug Merriman, City Supervisor Phone: 360-855-1661, ext. 662 E-mail: dmerriman@ci.sedro-woolley. wa.us Julia Johnson, Mayor Phone: 360-855-1661, ext. 1012 E-mail: jjohnson@ci.sedro-woolley. wa.us City Hall, Business Office, and Park Reservations Phone: 360-855-1661
Parks, Recreation, and Maintenance Headquarters 409 Alexander Street, Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 Nathan Salseina, Parks and Recreation Supervisor Phone: 360-856-5167 Kevin Kesti, Parks and Facilities Lead Phone: 360-855-1661, ext. 3011
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703 Pacific St., Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 Phone: Call City Hall at 360-855-1661 for reservations. The Sedro-Woolley Community Center has a full kitchen, tables and chairs, large parking lot, and a gas fireplace. Capacity of 275 people.
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Lin Tucker, Police Chief 325 Metcalf St., Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 Phone: 360-855-0111
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Sedro-Woolley Fire Department Central Skagit Library Dean Klinger, Fire Chief 325 Metcalf St., Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 Phone: 360-855-2252
Sedro-Woolley Municipal Court Heidi Stendal, Court Clerk 325 Metcalf St., Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 Phone: 360-855-0366
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Sedro-Woolley School District Phil Brockman, Superintendant 801 Trail Rd., Sedro-Woolley WA, 98284 Phone: 360-855-3500 E-mail: comments@swsd.k12.wa.us
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715 Pacific St., Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284 Phone: 360-855-1531 The Sedro-Woolley Senior Center has rooms available to rent for meetings, classes, and events as space is available and by approval of the Senior Center Coordinator.
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