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Survivor recounts escape after Skagit River bridge collapse
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Bridge collapse could mean increased Canadian tourism in Whatcom County
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Ski to Sea officials expand hours for teams to pick up race packet
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Gas prices not expected to spike from Skagit River bridge collapse
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What's closed in Whatcom County for Memorial Day
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Preliminaries set up for exciting Saturday
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Sehome, Squalicum enjoy strong first days
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Ferndale bridge similar to one collapsed on Skagit River
The Interstate 5 bridge over the Nooksack River at Ferndale is similar in many ways to the bridge that crumpled into the Skagit River after it was hit by a truck on Thursday, May 23.
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Skagit bridge collapse will mean headaches for Whatcom County, Canada commerce
The broken Skagit River bridge on Interstate 5 is already disrupting commerce in the Pacific Northwest, with travel delays of more than an hour at midday Friday, May 24, near the area of the collapse.
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Partly sunny skies, cool temps expected for Ski to Sea
Ski to Sea organizers spent the hours after the Skagit River bridge collapse on Interstate 5 telling the estimated 1,100 racers coming from the King County area to leave extra driving time as they made their way north for the race.
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2013 Ski to Sea special section
Browse photo galleries, event coverage and more in our Ski to Sea section.
Skagit River bridge collapse
Follow our ongoing coverage of the collapse of the Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River.











