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Emma Fletcher-Frazer
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Reporter, Skagit Valley Herald
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By Emma Fletcher-Frazer| Tacoma News Tribune Verified The Skagit County Board of Commissioners approved Monday an agreement with BNSF Railway in its effort to improve traffic at the Cook Road exit of Interstate 5. The agreement will pay BNSF to perform preliminary engineering review services for its railroad facilities in the area. With the agreement's approval, "We can move forward with our plans to design more going forward," county Commissioner Ron Wesen said Monday
By Emma Fletcher-Frazer| Tacoma News Tribune Verified The Skagit County Board of Commissioners approved Monday, April 7, a $10 million contract for remediation work to be done at the site of the former Whitmarsh landfill. The Whitmarsh landfill, also called the March Point landfill, began as an informal roadside dump site in the 1950s on the shore of Padilla Bay. The 14-acre property became a health hazard and was closed in 1973. In the past two decades, the state found the groundwater in the landfill contained heavy metals and other contaminants
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Skagit Valley Herald
Mount Vernon, Washington, United States
+1 360-424-3251