AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAviation & Travel: Alaska Airlines ordered 105 Boeing 737 MAX 10s (plus options) in a major Seattle-linked fleet bet—even though the jet still wasn’t FAA-certified when the deal was announced. Outdoor Recreation & Safety: Federal immigration agents raided families camping in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest during Labor Day weekend, shaking up trust in “safe” getaway spots. Nature & Wildlife: Washington’s wildlife crossing milestone hit 10,000 successful animal crossings, a win for safer habitat connections. Coastal Fun: WDFW announced 40 tentative days for coastal razor clam digging starting Oct. 9. Local Travel Infrastructure: Amtrak Cascade service is set to begin Sept. 30 with an upgraded fleet. Seattle Visitor Spot: The Seattle Gum Wall is back in the spotlight after a massive 2015 cleanup removed thousands of pounds of gum. Sports Tourism Hook: Washington State heads to Kansas State on TNT/HBO Max as the Cougars chase a road win. Commemoration: Everett held “Monumental Talks” to mark the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11.
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