marine link image
Register now for the Port of the Future Conference • 2 Days, 50 Ports • Houston/Galveston area, TX • April 12–14, 2027

Ferry System Launches Student Drawing Contest

September 21, 2016

Photo: WSDOT
Photo: WSDOT

In honor of the new school year, Washington State Ferries announced its first-ever drawing contest.

WSF prints 400,000 winter ferry schedules every year and distributes them in ferry-served communities and in its 10 ferry terminals and 22 vessels. This year, WSF would like young student artists to illustrate what “winter on the water” means to them. The winning drawing will be featured on the cover of the winter 2017 sailing schedule.
 
“Our ferry system is an iconic part of our state, and carries thousands of students to and from school each day and on various school trips,” said Ferries Assistant Secretary Lynne Griffith. “We love being the state’s only green and white school bus, and want to ask young Washingtonians to submit drawings celebrating their ferry system.”
 
In addition to the winner, five finalists will be selected and featured on the WSF website, on Twitter and in the WSF Weekly Update newsletter.
 
The competition is open to K-5 students. Drawings will be accepted via email or regular mail through Oct. 14.

Logistics News

SESCO Cement Commissions New Silos at Houston Terminal

SESCO Cement Commissions New Silos at Houston Terminal

Port of Bilbao Reflects As 2026 Cruise Season Reaches Last Calls

Port of Bilbao Reflects As 2026 Cruise Season Reaches Last Calls

Seatrium, Karpowership Link Up on Floating Power and Digital Infrastructure

Seatrium, Karpowership Link Up on Floating Power and Digital Infrastructure

Japanese Giants Join Forces on Four Ammonia-Fueled Car Carriers

Japanese Giants Join Forces on Four Ammonia-Fueled Car Carriers

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News

Pentagon: Boeing has won the contract for next-generation US Navy fighters.
Russia claims it has struck Ukrainian defence industry vessels and facilities
TSA officers are not allowed to sit down during ID checks in US airports