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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø launches largest fundraising campaign in college’s history | Western Washington University publicly launched the largest fundraising campaign in the history of the university on Friday, Oct. 24, one that school officials say will help offer students scholarships, improve student learning and make up for a dip in state funding. |
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| BOT hears report on waterfront development | |||
| Downtown leaders work to connect with Western | The Downtown Bellingham Partnership held a meeting on Wednesday night to discuss how to connect Western Washington University and downtown Bellingham. |
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| Becca Kenna-Schenk named Government Relations director at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø | |||
| Gov. Inslee visits Bellingham to learn about waterfront development | |||
| Western seeks waterfront learning space | Western Washington University hopes to open a community learning center on the Bellingham, Wash., waterfront within the next five years as the Waterfront Master Plan gains traction after a decade of discussion and controversy. |
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| Port picks Irish developer for possible deal on Bellingham's waterfront | The Port of Bellingham soon may begin negotiations on a waterfront redevelopment contract with Harcourt Developments Limited, a Dublin-based firm best known for a huge Belfast project that includes a Titanic museum on the site of a shipyard where the ill-fated ocean liner was built. |
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| Bellingham moves ahead with plans for a new public access TV channel | City Council is moving ahead with a plan to develop a new public television channel that will be available on the Comcast system. The cost of the new channel has been estimated at $380,000 in operational startup costs, plus annual operating expenses of about $200,000. On top of that, the… |
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| Print and Copy Services to merge with Copier Support/Coursepack Office | |||
| Students, staff lobby in D.C. |