by shelterbayhoa | Mar 30, 2026 | Archive
It’s springtime and the outdoors beckons. For some of us that means boating and kayaking. Many of us will be stretching our legs outdoors with longer walks and bicycling our neighborhoods. When you’re driving, bicycling, or walking please watch out for your neighbors....
by shelterbayhoa | Mar 30, 2026 | Archive
As spring cleanup begins, please remember that Shelter Bay covenants prohibit dumping grass clippings, yard debris, or other refuse on any lot or community property, including Greenbelts. Unauthorized dumping may result in significant fines, up to $1000 for repeat...
by shelterbayhoa | Mar 28, 2026 | Archive
Fire District 13 has a message for everyone: it is always the right time to receive a free install of a smoke detector. Through their partnership with the Red Cross, FD-13 will provide and install smoke alarms in your home and share important information to increase...
by shelterbayhoa | Mar 28, 2026 | Archive
Skagit County has launched Skagit Ready, a new community notification system that replaces the former CodeRED platform. CodeRED went offline in late 2025 following a ransomware incident and is no longer available. Because this new system does not include past...
by shelterbayhoa | Mar 26, 2026 | Archive, Events
Did you know you have a historic light station in your area? The Burrows Island Light Station was constructed in response to increasing maritime traffic through the Rosario Strait. Congress authorized the project in 1903, and the lighthouse was completed and...
by shelterbayhoa | Mar 7, 2026 | Archive
On March 7, the clubhouse featured forty-two Shelter Bay artists with a diversity of talents including: painting, glasswork, fiber arts, wood carving, jewelry, and so much more. Although the doors were scheduled to open at 2 p.m., six people were admitted at 1:45 p.m....
