Switched off
10:56 p.m., Friday, July 31 – A business manager was concerned when they found all the interior lights of the business on after hours. A deputy checked the building and found everything secure, suggesting a case of forgotten lighting protocol. Morris Street
Closed case
12:11 p.m., Thursday, July 30 – A caller reported what appeared to be an improperly marked road closure. Deputies checked the area but found no issue, determining nearby construction and side-street repairs likely caused the confusion. Maple Avenue
Noisy neighbors
11:59 p.m., Tuesday, July 28 – After neighbors endured two hours of loud music and shouting, a deputy contacted the residence where the noise was emanating. The occupants toned it down for the night and peace and quiet was restored. Laurel Street
Masked intentions
3:35 p.m., Tuesday, July 28 – A masked subject peering into parked cars raised suspicions, but no crimes were reported. Deputies located the teenager, who was hiding near the water after running around town. The teen was cooperative and got a ride home instead of a trip to jail. First Street
Honest return
12:27 p.m., Monday, July 27 – A tourist from Bremerton turned in a wallet containing nearly $1,000 in cash. Deputies reunited it later that afternoon with its owner, a visitor from Birch Bay who had withdrawn the money for a day in La Conner. A vacation to remember, no doubt. Douglas Street
