#pugetsound

🐋 Tahlequah’s heartbreaking 17-day journey carrying her calf stunned the world—and revealed a deeper crisis for Puget Sound orcas. A powerful story of grief, survival, and hope for the future. https://hyperlocalnews.website/wiki_en/the-mother-who-wouldnt-let-go-the-story-of-an.html

Historic deal in Puget Sound ⚓🤝 The Suquamish Tribe and U.S. Navy signed a landmark agreement to protect treaty rights before dry dock construction begins—setting a new model for cooperation, not conflict. Read more: https://hyperlocalnews.website/seaen/the-suquamish-tribe-signs-a-historic-agreement.html

While Seattle cheered its first World Cup match, an even rarer event unfolded on Puget Sound: extreme low tides revealing sea stars, crabs and moon snails 🦀🌊 Explore this hidden world + tide-pooling etiquette 👇 https://hyperlocalnews.website/seaen/seattles-extreme-low-tide-unveils-a-world-of-sea.html

Washington State Ferries are gearing up for World Cup 2026 ⚽⛴️ With 20 of 21 vessels ready, late-night sailings, and extra crews on standby, officials aim to keep fans moving across Puget Sound on match days. Details: https://hyperlocalnews.website/seaen/washington-state-ferries-prepare-for-world-cup.html

Puget Sound just hit some of the lowest tides of the year 🌊 🦀 Sea stars, moon snails & more are on full display—plus prime time for elusive geoducks. Missed the beach? Catch the photos, video & what’s next here 👇 https://hyperlocalnews.website/seaen/missed-the-low-tide-in-seattle-heres-what-you.html

Puget Sound’s lowest May tide hits Monday at 12:37 p.m. in Seattle: -4.04 ft 🌊 Perfect lunchtime tidepooling window with Seattle Aquarium Beach Naturalists on site. Boots on, eyes open for crabs, moon snails + more 🦀 https://hyperlocalnews.website/seaen/lowest-may-low-tide-monday-at-lunchtime.html

Two new ways to skip traffic on Puget Sound this summer 🌊✈️⛴️ Seasonal Tacoma seaplanes with the Puyallup Tribe + a budget Everett–Whidbey “Harbor Hopper” ferry are launching June 4. See routes, prices & dates: https://hyperlocalnews.website/seaen/two-new-ways-to-travel-puget-sound-this-summer.html