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Possible merger of Everett Transit and Community Transit moves closer (opens the original)
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EVERETT, Wash. — A proposed agreement could put Everett Transit on track to merge with Community Transit, a move supporters say would expand service in Everett while shifting how transit is funded in the city. Everett Transit and Community Transit could become a single agency if an Interlocal Agreement is approved. The proposed agreement follows public testimony and negotiations between the agencies. Under the plan, a merger would increase bus service in Everett by 50 percent by 2031. It would a
Show Up Seattle day of service seeks volunteers for citywide projects (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — Seattle organizers are calling on residents to pitch in later this month as the city prepares for its annual Show Up, Seattle Day of Service. The volunteer event is set for Saturday, Sept. 26. Organizers say it will include projects across Seattle, from picking up litter to restoring parks and cleaning up streets. “There are going to be incredible opportunities throughout our city to engage in service whether that be picking up litter, restoring a park or cleaning up a street,” said An
Heat wave pushes western Washington into high wildfire danger as temps near 90 (opens the original)
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FILE - A wildfire is seen burning in western Washington in 2025. (PHOTO: NICC) SEATTLE — Sunshine and rising temperatures are expected to push parts of western Washington into the 90s this week, a concerning setup as crews continue battling several wildfires burning across the state. The Washington Department of Natural Resources Wildfire Danger Map shows most of western Washington is currently in the “high” fire danger category. Most of central and eastern Washington is listed as “very high.” L
Highway 2 near Leavenworth to close four days for permanent flood repairs, WSDOT says (opens the original)
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LEAVENWORTH, Wash. — After massive floods last December washed away large chunks of U.S. Highway 2 between Stevens Pass and Leavenworth, Washington state transportation officials say it’s time for a permanent repair while summer weather makes the work possible. The damage forced traffic to a stop and hurt small businesses in the area. It took more than a month for crews to put a temporary fix in place, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation. Now WSDOT says the permanent w
Statewide car thefts decline as authorities cite prosecutions, pursuit law changes (opens the original)
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SEATTLE — A car thief can be in your ride in seconds. “There are thousands and thousands stolen in Washington State each year, and a car is the second most expensive thing that a citizen purchases in their lifetime,” said Sergeant Derek Carlile, with the Snohomish County Auto Theft Task Force. Sergeant Carlile is an expert at making your car undesirable to crooks. One of his tips is a special bag. “All new keys send signals to your vehicle to start them, " "A faraday bag will block that signal f
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