Mukilteo

Photo by Olivia Vanni/Herald file Cars full of passengers headed to Whidbey Island pull into the ferry lines in Mukilteo on June 26.

Ferry ride isn’t a pleasure cruise in COVID-19 summer of 2020

Fewer boats mean longer waits on weekends. No more frolicking on the boat.

 

Ferry reportedly hits, possibly kills humpback near Mukilteo

Ferry reportedly hits, possibly kills humpback near Mukilteo

The crew was unaware of a collision. Washington State Ferries and NOAA are reviewing photos and videos.

 

That ride on the ferry is going to cost more — and then more

That ride on the ferry is going to cost more — and then more

All proposed fare increases were approved. The pilot “Good to Go!” sticker for tolls is also a go.

 

Construction workers begin taking off the outside wall braces of the terminal building at the site of the new Mukilteo ferry terminal. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)

Mukilteo ferry terminal takes shape and could open in 2020

The Whidbey Island ride might be short, but it’s the busiest for traffic — 2.3 million vehicles per year.

Construction workers begin taking off the outside wall braces of the terminal building at the site of the new Mukilteo ferry terminal. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)
Nichols Bros. wants new bid for ferry

Nichols Bros. wants new bid for ferry

Boat builder says bills could steer work on hybrid boat to competitor

Nichols Bros. wants new bid for ferry
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