The Washington State Ferry system reported a whale was struck by a ferry in Seattle’s Elliott Bay on Tuesday evening.
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Dead whale found at Lido Beach in Nassau County
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Washington State Ferries plans to add services for 2023
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2022 another record year for Washington, British Columbia whale sightings
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Have a question for Washington State Ferries? Ask away this week
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These new Washington state laws are now in effect
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These high-interest laws go into effect in Washington state in 2023
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