Luke and Beverly Currier
It was a slam dunk.
Luke Currier, who graduated from Coupeville High School in the early ’90s, then married fellow Wolf Beverly Robinett, has been swept into political office by the voters of Anacortes.
The former CHS athlete, now the CEO of Skagit Valley’s Land Title and Escrow Company, received 66% of the vote in the race to obtain an open seat on the Anacortes City Council.
“Thank you, Anacortes! I am truly humbled by your support and honored to be elected to serve,” Currier said in a statement.
“This community means everything to Bev and I.
“I am grateful for every conversation, every encouraging message, and every person who believed in this campaign.”
While Currier will be new to the City Council, he has plenty of prior experience helping guide growth in the area, as he sits on the Anacortes Planning Commission and the Executive Board of the Anacortes Chamber of Commerce.
After finishing his high school days in Coupeville, Currier earned a B.A. in Political Science from Western Washington University and an Executive MBA from Seattle University.
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