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BEYOND BARS: PART IV
Whatcom County wants to build more than just a jail
Social programs would reduce incarceration
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
,
RALPH SCHWARTZ
| March 26, 2023
EDUCATION
Industrial design students give new life to discarded materials
ReMade project allows students to sell their creations to the public
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| March 11, 2023
GOVERNMENT
Public power for Whatcom County will have to wait
PUD’s assessment finds that costs are too high
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| March 10, 2023
TRANSPORTATION
Amtrak restores full Cascades route through Bellingham
Pre-pandemic service allows direct transit from Oregon to Canada
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| March 6, 2023
LAW & JUSTICE
Bellingham Police arrest suspect in decades old homicide case
Suspect found in Oregon, brought back to Bellingham on charge of second-degree murder
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| March 2, 2023
GOVERNMENT
New building brings Bellingham city departments together
City leaders tout Operation Center's environmental standards
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| March 1, 2023
DANCE
To coaches and dancers, it’s more than just a sport
Bellingham dance teams build leaders
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| March 1, 2023
GARDENING
What's the buzz on beekeeping in Whatcom County?
Local handler will teach class focused on sustainable keeping
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| February 22, 2023
GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
Sumas Library reopens after 15 months of flood recovery efforts
Library receives facelift after damage from November 2021 flood
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| February 15, 2023
ENVIRONMENT
Border guards put petal to the metal on imported flowers
Border inspections seek to safeguard national agriculture
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| February 14, 2023
FACES IN THE CROWD
Portia Kors: Esthetician, business owner
CDN’s weekly community profile
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| February 10, 2023
BUSINESS
Online shopping, craft beer contribute to recycling influx
Recycling grown more than 40% over 30 years in northeast Whatcom
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| February 4, 2023
SPORTS
Female athletes, progress in sports celebrated on Feb. 1
National observation has celebrated women in sport since 1987
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| February 1, 2023
HEALTH
ADHD medication supply falling short
Nationwide shortage affecting local pharmacies and users
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 31, 2023
GOVERNMENT
Port hears South Hill neighborhood’s noise complaints
Commission seeks to strike balance between noise, jobs
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 30, 2023
COMMUNITY
Helping Hands Thrift Store supports needs across the county
Find basic needs and friendly faces, all for 50 cents
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 29, 2023
SAFETY
Shelter prepares as temperatures expected to drop below freezing
Weekend weather brings dangerous conditions for unsheltered
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 27, 2023
LAW & JUSTICE
Ferndale Police searching for suspect in Tuesday bank robbery
Anyone with information asked to contact police
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 25, 2023
PARKS & REC
Waterfront park given new name as development continues
Further construction to follow once cleanup efforts have finished
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 23, 2023
MUSIC
Tango Cowboys lead folk fans in sing-along
Brandywine Kitchen event brings Bellingham Folk Festival to a close
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 22, 2023
GOVERNMENT
Rent stabilization bills introduced by lawmakers
Ramel, Macri aim to prevent dramatic rent increases
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 17, 2023
COMMUNITY
MLK Day mobilizes community in service, support
'Now is the time' echoed throughout speeches
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 16, 2023
HEALTH
Shellfish harvesting restrictions lessened
Decreased biotoxin levels allow for more recreational harvesting
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 10, 2023
GOVERNMENT
Bellingham Police Department to get nearly $1M in security upgrades
Upgrades include new automatic gates, taller fences and walls
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 9, 2023
EDUCATION
Whatcom County students feel social media's mental health effects
Companies respond to allegations brought by Seattle Public Schools lawsuit
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 9, 2023
HOUSING
Habitat for Humanity to develop affordable housing in Everson
Townhomes, apartments, commercial space coming to downtown area
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 9, 2023
EDUCATION
Seattle Public Schools sues social media giants for youth mental health crisis
District claims students have been exploited
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 7, 2023
HEALTH
Crisis Stabilization Center renamed to honor longtime social worker
Center’s services seek to promote mental health, reduce incarceration
By
JENELLE BAUMBACH
| January 4, 2023