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Upcoming Weekend Overnight Closures of I-5 Starting 9/27 Starting 9/27 WSDOT will be building a new bridge and demolishing an old one...

Update from the NW Seaport Alliance September 13, 2024 WUT Limited Gates 9/17 to 9/19 | Northwest Seaport - Port of Tacoma WUT will be...

Over the last several weeks, Husky Terminal has worked diligently to bring our carrier's vessels back on schedule following various...

Please be advised that with the current vessel schedule, WUT will be offering limited gates over the next couple of weeks.   Sept. 17 –...

The CRCBFA would like to provide an update to our members that we have received from CBIFFAWS regarding challenges at the terminals in...

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