Monday, January 6, 2014

License Tab Projects, Ben Burr Trail and the Keller Ferry Back In Service

The city of Spokane is planning work on a big list of small street projects in 2014 that will be funded by a $20 annual license tab fee charged to vehicle owners in the city. City of Spokane staff will be at the Rockwood Neighborhood Council meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Hutton Elementary School to talk about plans to improve and extend Ben Burr Trail. And the new Keller Ferry is back in service after being taken offline following an inspect that found water insdie the hull of the boat.
The Spokesman-Review's "Getting There" column looks at everything happening in local transportation this week.
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