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(The Center Square) – Washington State Ferries is preparing for a busy Labor Day weekend as ridership trends recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The expected holiday rush comes amid staffing ...

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Mr Crowther said boat landing fees were crippling ferry operators across the state and said it was “unfair” private enterprises were charging to use facilities built with public money.