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Emma Gardner
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WTD
What's the Deal With: Woodstock Farm?
Scenic park part of Bellingham history
By
EMMA GARDNER
| January 18, 2023
BUSINESS
Just one's cup of tea: James Street shop brings board gamers together
D&Tea celebrates grand opening Friday
By
EMMA GARDNER
| January 14, 2023
LOCAL
Local representatives call for answers regarding mail delays
Larsen, DelBene criticize USPS for chronic backlogs, understaffing
By
EMMA GARDNER
| January 13, 2023
INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS
Lummi Nation solidifies partnership with UW medical school
Program connects medical students to Lummi clinic
By
EMMA GARDNER
| January 9, 2023
LAW & JUSTICE
Former assistant manager arrested on suspicion of embezzlement
Bellingham Hardware Sales' Siniscarco allegedly stole over $1.4 million
By
EMMA GARDNER
| January 3, 2023
BUSINESS
Whatcom County plagued by mail delays
USPS understaffing leads to slow deliveries of medication, bills, other important mail
By
EMMA GARDNER
| January 2, 2023
GOVERNMENT
New labor requirements to go into effect New Year's Day
State to implement higher minimum wage, new rights for rideshare drivers
By
EMMA GARDNER
| December 31, 2022
PARKS & REC
Greenways planning seeks to connect trails, open spaces
City Council passed 4-year plan this month
By
EMMA GARDNER
| December 29, 2022
TRANSPORTATION
Southwest cancels all Tuesday flights into, out of BLI
Airline suffering from widespread disruptions following storm
By
EMMA GARDNER
| December 27, 2022
GOVERNMENT
Federal spending package funds infrastructure, educational projects
Funded projects include WTA electrification, WWU longhouse
By
EMMA GARDNER
| December 27, 2022
WTD?
What's the Deal With: The ASB Trail?
Path offers beautiful views, but beware the water
By
EMMA GARDNER
| September 14, 2022
BUSINESS
Pandemic-inspired parklets to remain downtown fixtures
Some have traffic safety concerns; city to reevaluate in fall
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 24, 2022
WTD?
What's the Deal With: The Bellingham Armory?
The 111-year-old building began as a storage facility
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 24, 2022
INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS
Festival celebrates sustainable fishing on Lummi Island
2022 marks return of the event after years of inactivity
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 21, 2022
ENVIRONMENT
Expect another cold, wet winter as La Niña returns for a third year
Too early to say if pattern will bring flooding, increased snowfall
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 20, 2022
ENVIRONMENT
Federal, state agencies respond to San Juan fuel spill
Orcas have been spotted in the area, but are moving away
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 14, 2022
COMMUNITY
Gates open at NW Washington Fair
Annual event highlights agriculture, local businesses
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 11, 2022
TRANSPORTATION
Lummi Island ferry to be replaced with hybrid ferry
Larsen, DelBene secure $25 million in federal money
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 9, 2022
BUSINESS
NW Washington Fair opens Thursday
Attraction will last 10 days for second year in a row
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 9, 2022
COMMUNITY
Kids Fest brings fun, games to Civic Field
Annual event shows off local enrichment
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 6, 2022
SAFETY
Bear attack north of Lake Whatcom injures jogger
Bear was tracked and killed last night by Fish and Wildlife
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 4, 2022
HEALTH
New 988 hotline bolsters state mental health system
Challenges remain for local crisis care
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 3, 2022
ELECTIONS
Timmons, Johnson in the lead for 42nd District’s second position
Two Republicans locked in close race, more votes to come
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 2, 2022
COVID-19
Pop-up vaccine clinics coming soon; testing hours reduced
Vaccinations now available for most children under 5
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 2, 2022
HEALTH
Whatcom County prepares for monkeypox arrival
Vaccines, tests already available
By
EMMA GARDNER
| August 1, 2022
COMMUNITY
Community celebrates immigration, advocates for resources
Installation of 10,000 origami butterflies celebrates immigration
By
EMMA GARDNER
| July 26, 2022
HISTORY
Old City Hall tours bring Bellingham history to life
Tours of iconic landmark recently resumed
By
EMMA GARDNER
| July 24, 2022
COMMUNITY
Bellingham Budfest celebrates local cannabis community
All-ages event combines festivities and advocacy
By
EMMA GARDNER
| July 16, 2022
LOCAL
Digital resources in Whatcom libraries restored following breach
Phone services at Whatcom libraries still affected, investigation ongoing
By
EMMA GARDNER
| July 15, 2022
HOUSING
Inslee, officials celebrate new affordable housing development
Sustainable homes product of community and government collaboration
By
EMMA GARDNER
| July 13, 2022
ELECTIONS
Four candidates vie for 42nd District's second House position
Housing, public safety, abortion among top issues
By
EMMA GARDNER
| July 12, 2022
TRANSPORTATION
UPDATE: Road to Artist Point opens Monday afternoon
Efforts took longer than usual due to snow, weather conditions
By
EMMA GARDNER
| July 11, 2022
CAMPING
Campsite demand, park usage driven up by pandemic
Reservations increasingly difficult to secure in Whatcom County
By
EMMA GARDNER
| July 8, 2022
HEALTH
Blood shortage continues as summer need rises
Eligible residents encouraged to donate blood
By
EMMA GARDNER
| June 28, 2022
GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
Everson Library celebrates completed renovation
Speeches, ribbon-cutting took place inside remodeled library
By
EMMA GARDNER
| June 27, 2022
BOOKS
Books by the Bay Book Fair celebrates local authors
Event takes place on last day of Chanticleer Authors Conference
By
EMMA GARDNER
| June 26, 2022
LOCAL
Temperatures to rise after unseasonably cold spring
Thermometer expected to hit mid- to low-80s over weekend
By
EMMA GARDNER
| June 23, 2022
COMMUNITY
Birchwood International Market returns for the summer
Market celebrates neighborhood community, diversity
By
EMMA GARDNER
| June 18, 2022