Lopez Island Creamery buys Anacortes warehouse

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  The city of Anacortes plans to sell a warehouse to Lopez Island CreameryNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The warehouse will be sold for $2.2 million“The city of Anacortes plans to sell a warehouse to Lopez Island Creamery for $2.2 million, then lease back space for Fire Station No. 3, which has called the building home since 2007.”
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  The city plans to lease back space for Fire Station No. 3“The city of Anacortes plans to sell a warehouse to Lopez Island Creamery for $2.2 million, then lease back space for Fire Station No. 3, which has called the building home since 2007.”
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  Fire Station No. 3 has occupied the building since 2007“The city of Anacortes plans to sell a warehouse to Lopez Island Creamery for $2.2 million, then lease back space for Fire Station No. 3, which has called the building home since 2007.”
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  Mayor Ryan Walters announced the sale in a news releaseNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Details about the transaction timeline were not providedNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The fire station's current lease agreement expires in 2027No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The city aims to secure continued access to the facility through the new arrangementNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.