Port Townsend Ferry Back in Service
The Port Townsend-Whidbey Island Ferry was taken out of service this morning for repairs. It is now back in service.
posted by Tom Harper at 3:33 PM
Saturday, October 16, 2010
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2 Comments:
Let's see, the last time I used that ferry was in 98, but I may want to use it again, someday.
Although I'm more likely to use the ferry to Victoria for some sex therapy with a willing hooker being as the available women in this Monkeyville are so screwed up.
A fact that they will of course deny.
PORT ANGELES -- Eagles club members are expected to meet by Wednesday to consider the Border Patrol's second offer to buy the club's lodge building for a new North Olympic Peninsula headquarters.
Realtor Pili Meyer, representing Eagles Aerie 483 at 110 S. Penn St., which is two miles west of downtown Port Angeles, said Thursday she expects to meet with the club's real estate committee by Wednesday "at the latest."
The club voted Sept. 24 to sell the building to the Border Patrol after the agency made an offer of $1.7 million for the lodge and the 4 acres it sits on.
The Eagles made a counter offer, and the Border Patrol came back with another offer that Meyer received Tuesday night, she said. She declined to state the amount of the offers.
The Eagles are dickering? I swear, are they idiots? They have been trying to sell that dump for years and at one time would have accepted a million.
This is no time to dicker, sell it and move on.
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