Soccer, football, and city warehouse deal in Skagit Valley news

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  Skagit Valley College's men's soccer team defeated Whatcom 2-1“The Skagit Valley College men's soccer team beat Whatcom 2-1 on Saturday in a Northwest Athletic Conference North Region match.”
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  The match was a Northwest Athletic Conference North Region match“The Skagit Valley College men's soccer team beat Whatcom 2-1 on Saturday in a Northwest Athletic Conference North Region match.”
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  The match occurred on Saturday“MOUNT VERNON — The Skagit Valley College men's soccer team beat Whatcom 2-1 on Saturday in a Northwest Athletic Conference North Region match.”
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  Burlington-Edison High School's football team won 35-28 against Mount Vernon“The Burlington-Edison High School football team beat Mount Vernon 35-28 on Friday in the 120th Battle of the Bridge game.”
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  The game was the 120th Battle of the Bridge game“The Burlington-Edison High School football team beat Mount Vernon 35-28 on Friday in the 120th Battle of the Bridge game.”
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  The game occurred on FridayNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Anacortes City Council approved selling a warehouse to Lopez Island CreameryNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The sale price was $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. In a news release, Mayor Ryan Walters…”
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  The city leased 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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  Anacortes High School boys' cross country team placed second in the junior class division“The Anacortes High School boys' cross country team finished as runner-up the junior class division Saturday at the season-opening GearUp Northwest XC Preview.”
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  The placement was at the GearUp Northwest XC PreviewNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.