Cascadia Times now has their 9-part examination of the Columbia River Crossing online.

That’s what the Columbian reports the Washington Legislature would like to study: some kind of public-private partnership, with the Columbia River Crossing being one of four projects for consideration (the others are in the Sound area). As Joe Cortright points out, that probably means a private party charging even higher tolls than already contemplated. Peter…

I’m hopeful that a bi-partisan group of House members is asking smart questions about the Columbia River Crossing.