WSDOT is building a roundabout at Bickford Avenue and Highway 9, where drivers are expected to enter at 15 mph.
One nonprofit needs volunteers to repair 40 kids bikes for refugees. Another agency could use cash gift cards.
Employers calling staff back to in-person work also is a factor behind greater mass transit usage.
Final paving is set this summer for the first phase of the 2.42-mile trail north of Centennial Park.
Built in late 2020 and early 2021, the divider stops drivers from using the eastbound lane’s shoulder.
WSDOT awarded the $123.1 million project’s design-build contract to Guy F. Atkinson Construction.
Cyclists new and experienced can find a route between 15 and 50 miles in Camano Island and Stanwood.
Light from modern vehicles often appear brighter and can cause worse glare. But new tech could help.
One reader noticed more litter along Highway 522. Cleaning up is a team effort of state agencies, volunteers and inmates.
The city’s getting $5 million for the Grove Street overcrossing and $500,000 for 156th Street NE.
The road between Arlington and Lake Stevens has cracks and potholes. An emergency repairs contract is in the works.
The city could build bike-only paths and sidewalks on Fulton Street between California Street and Pacific Avenue.
The bike racks are functional public art by artist Brian Borello, who made 22 for the city.
Expect traffic disruptions and weekend closures as crews build the roundabout at Highway 9 and South Lake Stevens Road.
Investments in highways, transit and culverts are part of Democrats’ proposal.
A contractor will replace 108 concrete panels and eight expansion joints on northbound lanes.
Some council members and residents questioned the equity of a red-light and school-speed-zone program.
Snow Goose Transit runs on weekdays, offering 15 stops and — for those with mobility issues — door-to-door service.
Meanwhile, Lynnwood was inundated with entries in a contest to name a city plow. One idea? Plowy McPlowface.
Work on a possible residential development tracked dirt onto the road. Marysville made the company clean it.
