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15 months of construction about to start on US 2 between Monroe and Gold Bar (opens the original)
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The cones will start going up next week on this corridor. The Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has a laundry list of improvements for the corridor, including new sidewalks, adding new pedestrian crossings, adding new signs, rumble strips, and a new roundabout in Sultan. Work starts Monday on a new bypass lane that will take traffic past the roundabout construction at Old Owen Road, just west of Sultan. âThatâs going to help divert traffic around the construction zone so they d
9th Avenue reopens after Convention Centerâs paint job kept it closed for weeks (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — 9th Avenue between Pine and Pike Streets reopened Wednesday after paint on the road shut it down since late July. The Seattle Convention Center had closed the street for a summer festival and was supposed to reopen it by Sept. 4. KIRO Newsradio broke the story last week that the paint the Convention Center used to make the street look pretty couldnât be removed, keeping the road closed for weeks longer than the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) street closure permit allowed
Sound Transit to open new light rail station 5 years ahead of schedule (opens the original)
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Sound Transit isnât known for being on time or on budget with its light rail projects, but itâs about to open a new station way ahead of schedule. The Pinehurst Station along I-5 at 130th in north Seattle is set to open on Sept. 30, about five years ahead of the original schedule. When promised to voters under ST-3 in 2016, the light rail station wasnât supposed to open until 2031, but the Sound Transit Board decided to accelerate the project so it could be built while the extension to Lyn
Painting of 9th Avenue underway after Seattle Convention Centerâs artful mess (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — 9th Avenue between Pine and Pike Streets was supposed to open Sept. 4 after the Seattle Convention Center shut it down for a summer festival. KIRO Newsradio broke the story last week that the paint the Convention Center used to make the street look pretty couldnât be removed, keeping the road closed for weeks longer than the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) street closure permit allowed. The plan is to paint over all the pretty circles and five vertical white stripes with
Kingstonâs new ferry ticket kiosk cut the line-cutting. Now it needs to fix the GPS problem (opens the original)
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KINGSTON, Wash. — The Washington State Ferries put in a new ticket kiosk approaching the Kingston dock earlier this year to help ease congestion and line cutting. Now that the summer season is over, how did it work? The state put in an automated ticket kiosk about a mile west of the Kingston Terminal in May. It went active in June. Seven days a week, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., ferry riders need to get a ticket at the kiosk before heading down to the toll booth. No ticket when you get to the toll
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