Author, historian and journalist Jim Kershner, sits down to discuss his new book, “Transit”, and his travel-related observations from this project.
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Puget Sound
Check out these Seattle-area sites to view the tiny pink and white blossoms bursting from the limbs of cherry trees in the spring. Councilmember Andrew Lewis announced a plan to double the city's ...
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Lolita the orca returning to Puget Sound after 50 years of captivity
It may take 18 to 24 months for Tokitae, a Southern Resident killer whale better known by her stage name of Lolita, to be back home to the Pacific Northwest, but plans to get her there are underway.
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Unclean stations, broken escalators: 'We can do better,' new Sound Transit CEO says
It's indisputable that mass transit service in the central Puget Sound region is much more robust ... Everett and build a new line from South Kirkland to Issaquah. Other projects, include ...
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Changes seen, new names needed for some North Puget Sound gray whales
Researchers from Cascadia Research and the Orca Network are reporting some new developments for the North Puget Sound gray whales — also known as Sounders gray whales. They are also inviting the ...
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Puget Sound
Local public health and hospital leaders decided Friday to continue requiring masks in health care facilities, despite an upcoming end to the state's mandate. The family of Albert Wayne Fredericks ...
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Disappearing parasites in Puget Sound: a bigger concern than you may think
SEATTLE - An alarming number of parasites have been disappearing from Puget Sound for decades with little ... the re-introduction has given people a new idea of what wolves mean to the greater ...
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Pierce County leaders demand commuter options from Sound Transit for light-rail delay
“One in four Pierce County workers travel to other counties for employment each day ... Sound Transit needs to be prioritizing solutions that show the South Sound the benefits of public ...
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New Day Northwest hosted by Amity Addrisi is Western Washington's only morning talk show. Where local, national, and international celebrities, top chefs, entertainers, authors, entrepreneurs ...
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The Black pioneer who launched the Puget Sound settlement
Bush was Puget Sound's first settler and paved the way for what would become Washington state. Artifacts uncovered in Bush Prairie, George Bush's 1845 homestead, give clues about the family ...
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Norm Dicks’s Puget Sound family connection
David Dicks, top, was the executive director for a Washington state environmental agency tasked with cleaning up the Puget Sound. During his tenure, Dicks’s father, Rep. Norm Dicks (D-Wash.), ...