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Prepare for a busy traffic weekend in Seattle amid Biden visit, construction and Mariners games
SEATTLE — Drivers should prepare for delays across Puget Sound this weekend. Several construction projects are planned between Seattle and Everett, the Mariners play at home and President Joe Biden will be in town. Here's where you should expect to run into delays if you're out and about this...
🚧 Update: Maintenance Work Impacts Traffic on SR 99, Snohomish County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Washington. On SR 99 northbound and southbound, from Gibson Rd (MP 52) to 180th St SW (MP 48), travelers should expect delays due to a slow-moving maintenance operation that is currently affecting the right lane. Motorists are advised to exercise caution when driving through this area and to plan for potential delays. The operation aims to ensure that the roadway remains safe and accessible, but it may impact traffic flow during its activity. Please stay alert for maintenance workers and equipment.
⚠️ Update on Disabled Vehicle on US 2/SR 204 Off-Ramp in Snohomish County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Washington. Travelers using the US 2 eastbound off-ramp to SR 204 in Snohomish County may experience delays due to a disabled vehicle blocking part of the ramp. The incident occurring at Milepost 2 is causing partial obstruction. Motorists are advised to approach the area with caution and be prepared for potential traffic disruptions. Authorities are responding to the situation. Updates will follow as they become available to ensure the public is informed about the status of this transportation incident.
🚧 Road Maintenance on SR 99 Impacting Lynnwood/Everett Area 🚧
The time displayed is local to the original X account in Washington State. Attention drivers in the Lynnwood and Everett regions: Maintenance activities are currently underway on State Route 99. Lane closures are impacting traffic in both directions between 168th St. SW and the Industrial Park area. At this time, there is no estimated time of completion for the maintenance work. Transportation officials will provide updates upon completion of the roadwork. Motorists are advised to take note of these closures and plan their routes accordingly to avoid delays. Please stay tuned for further updates.
Honoring James C. Rees: The Man Who Preserved George Washington's Legacy at Mount Vernon
The article titled 'In Memory of James C. Rees' honors James Conway Rees IV, who played a key role in preserving and promoting George Washington's estate. Barbara B. Lucas, the Regent of the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, announced that Rees died on September 9 after a long illness. He served as the president and CEO of the estate, where he made significant contributions to its educational mission and increased public awareness of George Washington's legacy.
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