Around 9pm Wednesday evening, July 22nd, a manufactured building was being hauled northbound on I-5 in two sections. The first section was in the right lane following its pilot vehicle as it began crossing the Nooksack River bridge in Ferndale.
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Between 4pm and 5pm today, traffic became exceptionally bogged down on Main Street as could be seen from the Discover Ferndale webcam looking east on Main Street from the Carnation Oxford Building. It wasn’t unusual to see traffic backed up all the way to the I-5 overpass.
A dual trailer gravel hauler (probably not the correct technical description) broke down in the traffic lane while eastbound on Main Street at Fourth Avenue early…
The City of Ferndale posted an alert on the City’s website today explaining that Thornton Road between Church and Olson Roads would only be open to local traffic between Monday, July 20th and early September due to “major construction work.”
Puget Sound Energy closed Creasey Road near Stein Road in order to get work trucks in place to do work on transmission lines in the area.…
Multiple agencies including Washington State Patrol and Border Patrol responded to a report that a person at the northbound Custer rest area was the victim…
City of Ferndale issued a notice Sunday to let drivers know to expect traffic issues on Thornton Street between Church Road and Olson Road (see marker on…
City of Ferndale forewarned that in order to replace a couple culverts it will be necessary to close Brown Road to all through traffic, including…
Someone pulling a boat on a trailer may not get to the water as soon as they’d hoped.