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| Bellingham’s oldest running store aims to be more than a store | At 40 years old, Steve Roguski had been a lot of things. He had delivered pizza, been a cartographer, taught middle school geography, and worked on the navigation systems of F-15 jets in the Air Force. |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø audit: Former economic development director violated ethics policies | A prominent former employee of Western Washington University was the subject of an internal audit that indicates he violated ethical policies as well as received about $2,000 in travel expenses for which he was not eligible. |
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| Tom Dorr resigns from ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's CEV, signs on with Whidbey Island Bank | Tom Dorr, director of Western Washington University's Center for Economic Vitality, is resigning effective Saturday, April 14. |
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| Western CEV Director Tom Dorr Resigns | |||
| Western's CEV will focus its business counseling on exports | An important aspect of economic development in Whatcom County is being reorganized in the coming weeks. |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø’s CEV to restructure, refine focus | |||
| Second-stage businesses in the spotlight | Western Washington University is launching a statewide recognition campaign called Washington Companies to Watch to honor what it calls second-stage businesses. Washington is the seventh state to become associated with the national venture created several years ago by the Edward Lowe… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's CEV program to honor successful second-stage companies | Western Washington University is launching a new statewide recognition campaign called Washington Companies to Watch to honor outstanding second-stage businesses. |
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| Program cites successful second-stage firms | Western Washington University is launching a new statewide recognition campaign called Washington Companies to Watch to honor outstanding second-stage businesses. |
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| CEV holds open office hours to help businesses thrive |