My good friend Toby Barnett, who lives up in the Lakewood area in Arlington, WA, set up his camera last week was thunderstorms came rolling in. I enjoyed watching them, so I hope you will, too.
Tag: Arlington
Fun News From the #ArlingtonFlyIn
My good friends, Jack & Francine over at Whiskey Ridge Brewery in Arlington will be providing beer for the beer-garden at this Year’s Fly-In. This is exciting news for them! (Full disclosure: I built their website and help with their social media.)
In case you didn’t know, the Arlington Fly-In is a big deal for recreation aviation enthusiasts. This began as a one day fly-in and spaghetti feed WAAY back in 1969. It’s quite a hoot and one of the more unique Northwest events. This year it’s July 9-11.
- Learn more about the Fly-In on their Website and Facebook page
- Arlington Airport has several webcams. I’m sure they’ll have great shots of the excitement.
Snohomish County Regional Job and Resource Fair Nov 5
Looking for work in Snohomish County? I expect this will be a great opportunity. Many of the major local players will be present.
Snohomish County Traffic Issues – Be Aware : Be Prepared
From the Washington State DOT. Some of this work will have significant impacts. Read on, dear reader, read on….
Westbound US 2 overpass opens Today
Snohomish residents have been anxiously watching the new US 2-Bickford Avenue overpass come together and your patience is about to pay off! This morning, the new westbound overpass will open to drivers, and the eastbound on-and off-ramps will follow a bit later this month. The new overpass will help reduce the risk of serious collisions by taking traffic over US 2, rather than across it. (ed: with all the issues with US 2 in recent years, this is a very welcome change).
Bickford Avenue is scheduled to reopen at 5 a.m. today after being closed to help prepare the roadway for the opening. Westbound US 2 from SR 9 to the new overpass will be closed from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Today through Tuesday morning, as will the ramp from SR 9 to westbound US 2, for some final work. When you’ve had a chance to use the new overpass, let us know what you think!
SR 531 Arlington work continues
Crews continue to work to remove jarring bumps and cracked pavement on SR 531 from east of 43rd Avenue Northeast to just west of SR 9 in Arlington. The overnight work has been noisy and we’ve had to do some full road closures, but drivers are already seeing smoother pavement and the work should be completed in the new few weeks, weather permitting. The closures – which last from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. – will include 43rd Ave. to 59th Ave. (Tuesday to Wednesday), 43rd to 51st (Wednesday to Thursday) and 51st to 59th (Thursday to Friday) next week. During that time they’ll be doing pavement repair, electrical work and paving.
SR 529 Snohomish River Bridge repair
The 60-year-old SR 529 Snohomish River Bridge is into its second week of repairs and southbound drivers out of Marysville should continue to use I-5 overnight. The bridge will be closed from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. nightly Sunday to Friday to southbound traffic while crews replace heavy equipment needed to ensure that that drawspan functions correctly. Southbound across the bridge will then be closed around-the-clock from 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20 to 5 a.m. Monday, Sept. 23. The drawspan will not open to marine traffic during the closure times.