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| Suquamish Tribe approves same-sex marriage | Should Heather Purser decide to marry her partner, she can do that in Suquamish now. |
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| Annual members art exhibition on view | The Annual Members Art Exhibition is on view through Aug. 14 in The Galleries of The Phipps Center for the Arts. For this show, members of The Phipps were invited to submit one piece of their original work in any media -- painting, photography, drawing, sculpture, fiber, ceramics, jewelry, glass鈥 |
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| Sequim-bred vocalist Shea to release debut CD | Touch 鈥減lay,鈥 and the song slides in close beside you. The singer treats her tune with care, caressing the lyrics in a voice soft like cashmere worn lightly. Sarah Shea, the Sequim-bred vocalist and actress, has released her debut CD of jazz standards, from 鈥淔ever鈥 to 鈥淪unny鈥 to鈥 |
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| North Tapps Principal Pat Keaton ends a career spanning two decades | The Dieringer School District is by no means a large district today, but back when recently retired Principal Pat Keaton got his start, it was even smaller. |
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| Death Cab for Cutie finds 'Keys' to success | In an always-changing music industry, indie rock group Death Cab for Cutie is very much alive even after nearly 15 years as a band. |
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| Common Ground: A story to inspire students | For those of us who were fortunate enough to grow up with a wealth of opportunities and wanting for very little, it鈥檚 hard to imagine what it鈥檚 like for people who grow up in poverty and make the most of limited opportunities to find professional success. That point was driven home Monday鈥 |
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| Stevenson named one of country's best minor leaguers | Bellingham Slam guard Jacob Stevenson, the franchise's all-time leading scorer, has been listed among the best minor league basketball players in the United States by USbasket.com. |
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| Mukilteo singer-songwriter wins scholarship for raising alcohol awareness | A local singer-songwriter has won a $500 scholarship from the America鈥檚 Alcohol Certified Education Association for his song 鈥淪end a Friend.鈥 Will Franz, a 2008 graduate of Kamiak High School, won the scholarship because his song helps to raise alcohol awareness. America鈥檚 Alcohol鈥 |
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| Camandona named executive director of Downtown Bellingham Partnership | Downtown Bellingham Partnership has hired a new executive director, Robert "Rob" Camandona. |
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| Trumpeter finds groove with Bellingham band Snug Harbor | Will Glazier is the trumpeter, vocalist, booking manager and general manager for Bellingham band Snug Harbor, whose first full-length, self-titled album was released last month. The album is available at local stores, on snugharbormusic.com and digitally at CDBaby and iTunes. For more on the鈥 |