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Marysville PD warns drivers to take train crossings seriously and safely (opens the original)
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MARYSVILLE, Wash. — Marysville police are begging people to make better choices as the alarming trend of crossing train tracks while the arms are down continues. They say officers are conducting emphasis patrols to ticket drivers breaking the law. MPD Sgt. David McKenna tells us itâs a scenario happening more and more in the heart of downtown Marysville. âAs soon as the lights are flashing, the arms start to come down, or theyâre all the way down... theyâre just racing through, trying to
New speed cameras are coming to Bellevue, citations start soon (opens the original)
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Youâre going to want to watch out for Bellevueâs new speed cameras! They look like electrical boxes, but if you speed past them, city officials say you will be getting a ticket. Franz Loewenherz, the Bellevue Mobility Planning and Solutions Manager, tells us that during the 30-day trial period in August, 12,589 warnings were sent out to speeding drivers. âThe seven-day average of speeding events declined by 40 percent, roughly 2,800 to 1,700 events per day, Loewenherz said. He said this is
Whatcom County receives $25 million grant to replace Lummi Island Ferry (opens the original)
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WHATCOM COUNTY, Wash. — The Lummi Island ferry is next in line for a major upgrade! Whatcom County Public Works just got a $25 million grant to replace its decades-old ferry and fix up the dock. The Lummi Island Ferry is loved by many: itâs been hauling people along the half-mile route for 64 years. Soon that run will come to an end. Itâs being replaced with a newer and larger vessel around March of 2029. Lummi Island resident Laurie Jones tells us the boat has been their connection to the m
DNR: Fire risk shifting to flooding risk in WA burn scars (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — As wildfire season winds down, state crews say they are switching from fire danger concerns to flooding concerns. This comes from burn scars creating perfect conditions for flooding and landslides. The Little Giant, Spokane Complex, and SiSi fires burned almost 200,000 acres across Washington this summer, triggering massive responses by state land officials. Nancy Calhoun with the Department of Natural Resources and the Washington Geological Survey says the fire danger is almost ove
Three additional Chelan Hills Fire suspects headed to court (opens the original)
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On Friday, three Western Washington teenagers are facing a judge in Douglas County. They are accused of intentionally setting the Chelan Hills Fire on July 4th. The fire caused more than $6 million in damages, burned more than 10,000 acres, hurt several firefighters, and killed a man who was trying to evacuate. Douglas County Sheriff Tyler Caille said a group of six teenagers was shooting illegal fireworks at passing cars and into the dry grass along Highway 97 just past midnight. The area caugh
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