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Washington State Ferry Walla Walla returned to service

Contaminated fuel caused the loss of steering and propulsion which resulted in the grounding of the ferry Walla Walla while the vessel was transiting Rich Passage, Wa.
Contaminated fuel caused the loss of steering and propulsion which resulted in the grounding of the
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