Menu
Cascadia Daily News
Facebook X-twitter Instagram Tiktok
Search
Close this search box.
Get unlimited local news and information that matters to you.
Subscribe Now

Audra Anderson

Assistant Editor

audraanderson@cascadiadaily.com

360-922-3090 ext. 115

@audralanderson

A new apartment complex looms behind the Bakerview Estates mobile home park near Bellis Fair. Bellingham is developing rules to protect manufactured home parks.
Housing

City exploring protections for mobile home parks

New rules would protect against redevelopment, but not rising rents
June 24, 2022 5:10 a.m.
Part of the six-week challenge is a strict diet
Fitness

From armchair to athlete (and the woes that come with it)

The journey to becoming a gym rat has been rife with injury, personal tribulations
June 18, 2022 4:45 a.m.
Competitors carry their canoes into the river as others wait for their turn to race during Ski to Sea on May 29 in Everson.
Ski to Sea

Ski to Sea celebrates successful revival, optimistic for 50th year

‘No way the community would let Ski to Sea go away,’ race director says
June 1, 2022 5:35 a.m.
Rob Lawrance sent this selfie to his wife before embarking on the cyclocross leg of Sunday's Ski to Sea race. He died of a medical emergency while on the route. Lawrance has competed in multiple legs over the years
Breaking News

Teammates remember life, legacy of friend who died during Ski to Sea

Rob Lawrance described by loved ones as lively, uplifting, deeply loving
May 31, 2022 9:16 a.m.
Dawn Groves
Breaking News

Cyclocross racer dies during Sunday’s Ski to Sea race

Man experienced medical emergency while on the 13-mile course
May 29, 2022 9:00 a.m.
Volunteer Tom Petersen uses a brushcutter to clear a new path for the cyclocross leg of the Ski to Sea race near Marine View Drive and the Nooksack River on May 21. The Ski to Sea race committee was forced to reroute the course due to flooding and new development that took place during the two-year gap in races.
Ski to Sea

Ski to Sea budget in rough waters after hiatus

Cancellations, inflation, COVID spelled trouble for Bellingham tradition
May 25, 2022 5:50 a.m.
Lakewood celebrated its 100th anniversary May 14. Saturday's festivities included a sailboat race on Lake Whatcom
Recreation

Lakewood celebrates 100 years

WWU’s hot spot has high hopes for the future
May 15, 2022 8:22 p.m.
Bayly Peterson
Food

New Bellingham bagel shop rolling out Friday

Otherside Bagel Co. turns focus on scratch-made, intentional food
May 12, 2022 5:30 a.m.
Andy Koch stands outside of his former home on 21st Street in Bellingham. He rented the home for several decades until his landlord died suddenly in 2018. Koch re-entered an unfamiliar world of rentals
Housing

Bellingham’s rising rents symptom of nationwide scourge

City can address zoning, taxes, but rent control is illegal
May 4, 2022 4:45 a.m.
Mike Adkinson sits on the John Deere tractor he will drive across the country starting this month. Adkinson will use the trip to raise awareness for Parkinson's disease and raise money for the American Parkinson Disease Association Northwest Chapter.
Local

Bellingham man will embark on 1,700-mile fundraising journey driving John Deere

Cross-country tractor trip will benefit Parkinson’s association
May 1, 2022 5:00 a.m.
Sydnee Smith sits in front of the last of her belongings she moved out of her mold-infested apartment April 10. A hole in the laundry room wall and ceiling revealed a forest of mold with roots climbing up the inside of her apartment's walls. Smith was forced to leave the apartment while the mold was exposed
Housing

Bellingham renters grapple with health, safety risks

Mold, untimely repairs plague local rentals with few repercussions
April 13, 2022 4:50 a.m.

About

Community

Advertise

Subscriptions

Connect

Facebook Brands-x-twitter Instagram Tiktok