‘Our future captains’: Apprentice program aims to keep Washington state’s ferry fleet afloat

Published on: 06/17/2025

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Apprentice Adam Knutsen, left, laughs with Quartermaster Chris Lupton as they make their way back across to Port Townsend Tuesday, June 3, 2025.

Above the ruckus of the ferry’s car deck, the chattering of passengers pressed up against windows and the thrum of engines, Adam Knutsen watched the sea unfold from a place few ever get to stand.

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