“We hustle to make money for our families,” said Jennie Fryberg of Husky Fireworks. “It’s putting food on a lot of people’s tables.”
TULALIP, Wash. — Fireworks vendors at Boom City on the Tulalip Reservation are experiencing a surge in sales as customers across western Washington turn to the more than 100 firework stands amid widespread local government bans on fireworks.
The annual fireworks rush at Boom City provides crucial income for many vendors. On Friday, some stand owners said they are seeing stronger sales this year.
“Sales have been great, like a lot better than the past couple years. I feel like people
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