The days are getting shorter as winter approaches, and this Sunday, it’s time to “fall back” again. With the clocks shifting back an hour, evenings will get darker earlier, so it’s especially important to look out for one another on the roads . Whether you’re driving, walking, or biking, stay alert and make visibility a priority. If you’re on foot or on wheels, wear something bright or reflective so drivers can see you. Slowing down and paying attention helps ensure everyone gets home safely.
Oct 29, 2026 · Newsletter story · attributed source passage
Archived - Notice of Traffic Revision and Possible Delays: Monday, October 19th, 2026
Oct 16, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Northwest Washington is a place of unique abundance. Salmon and orcas move through the Salish Sea, one of North America’s largest estuaries, billions of birds pass through along the Pacific Flyway, and our mature forests store carbon as well as almost anywhere on Earth. The same land and water supports agriculture, working forests, and four of the state’s five oil refineries. An expanding population, rising sea levels, flooding, and wildfire smoke—all in a changing climate—add further complexity to choices about how and where to grow.
Oct 12, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
The county expects terminal bidding in November and vessel bidding in January, with the replacement ferry projected to enter service in 2029.
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