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| Artist Julia Clifford's latest show captures colors of spring on canvas | Artist Julia Clifford, 48, was born and raised in Oklahoma and came to Bellingham in 1992 to attend Western Washington University for her master's degree. She's been creating art for nearly 30 years, and she exhibits her latest collection, "The Color of Spring," from鈥 |
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| Teacher sings praises of writing | Union High School freshmen get glimpses into teacher Randy Cate鈥檚 other career when they show up for English class. Vinyl records decorate his classroom, and he shows students Ted Nugent鈥檚 鈥淭ied Up In Love鈥 music video on YouTube. Cate, 62, collaborated with Nugent on the song. High鈥 |
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| Executive of the Year Steve Klein sparks PUD's conservation efforts | Steve Klein, general manager of the Snohomish County Public Utility District for the past five years, is the Snohomish County Business Journal's 2011 Executive of the Year. |
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| NFL Draft 2011: All in the Family | Every year, many players join the National Football League from families rich in athletic tradition. Here is a sampling of draft prospects who had family members compete at either the collegiate or professional level in the world of sports. |
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| Former Blaine teacher hosts book signing May 5 | A former Blaine high school teacher and author who recently sold movie rights to Disney will speak about his new young adult adventure novel 鈥淎liens on Vacation鈥 next week in Bellingham. Clete Smith will launch his debut novel at a book release party at 5 p.m. Thursday, May 5, at Village鈥 |
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| Audio: Rick Turner tells of days with the Sonics, coaching in China | Rick Turner, author of "If My Name Was Phil Jackson Would You Read This?", former KJR producer, and basketball coach, is live in studio Hear him tell stories from his days with the Sonics, his experience coaching in China, and more. |
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| Audio: Heading to Fiji | Samantha Russel, a Western Washington University graduate, is preparing to serve the in Fiji. |
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| Parking fee at Washington state parks would discriminate against the poor and elderly | Five years ago, Michael Kirshenbaum researched the impact of public-land fees on lower-income people for his master's thesis at Western Washington University, reporting that the majority of people who no longer used our parks were low-income families and seniors on a fixed income. |
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| EndFair, Relay for Life among Back 2 Bellingham activities | |||
| Under the Sea | Christopher Wojcik grew up surfing, fishing and diving the waters near Point Pleasant, N.J., a shore town known for its long beaches, arcades and nightlife. His passion for exploring the ocean never let up. In 1998, after getting a master's degree in biological oceanography from Western鈥 |