A lawmaker says bottlenecks and habitat-blocking culverts are not getting solved any time soon.
The ramp will reopen in time for Boeing’s early shift each morning.
Colleague Ben Watanabe writes: “My route between the office and home sometimes takes me by the Angel of the Winds Arena, and I’ve noticed large… Continue reading
Finding parking downtown Everett is hard enough, notes reader Monty Futch, of Everett. Is it really OK for the Courtyard by Marriott hotel, near the… Continue reading
Because July 4 falls on a weekday, it’s hard to predict the worst times to hit the road.
Ken Gross’ 1971 Chevelle was the latest victim of what he dubs “The Big Dip” on Highway 96 (128th Street) near McCollum Park in south… Continue reading
for now. Highway 96 (also known as 128th Street SE) remains a roller coaster near McCollum Park,… Continue reading
Construction will continue throughout the summer and into the fall at different points.
It was installed last year but the finishing touches have waited for warmer weather,
Carol Forsberg, of Everett, writes: “Coming off Broadway and wanting to go up to 41st, there is no turn lane by the new Everett school… Continue reading
Adding 15 minutes to travel time just for waiting at a traffic light? Yep. It took up to five cycles for Cheryl Perhatch, of Everett,… Continue reading
It must be perfectly dry when repaving material is applied. They will try again next weekend.
Summer ferry schedules start June 24. Washington State Ferries plans to post its “best times” for travel soon. Based on last year’s summer’s tips (which… Continue reading
June is Orca Month in Washington. Throughout the month you can find pop-up presentations about our Southern Resident orca friends on Washington State Ferry routes… Continue reading
Taking an RV on the ferry this summer? Pulling a trailer? You may be interested in this factoid. (Whether it’s a fun fact likely depends… Continue reading
… Everett Mayor Cassie Franklin, who edged out Mukilteo Mayor Jennifer Gregerson.
He is 1 of only 2 in Community Transit’s 41-year history to reach the “3 Million Mile” milestone.
As driving classes make a comeback, state imposes new standards for school instruction.
Planners hope the changes result in fewer crashes and a safer environment for pedestrians.
The work will result in a new 60-foot fish passage.
