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BASKETBALL: Amaya heads to Syria to play professionally	Former Western Washington University and Bellingham Slam forward Tyler Amaya has signed a contract to play professional basketball in Syria, the Slam announced in a press release.	2011-03-01
Ex-Seneca Gaming exec adds D.C. work	Barry Brandon, a former top ranking official with Seneca Gaming Corp., has landed a new firm that takes him back to Washington — but for work only.	2011-03-01
Hudson’s Bay grad building trails in Arizona	Julie Kern, a graduate of Hudson’s Bay High School and Western Washington University, has been working on an eight-week trail building project for the city of Casa Grande, Ariz. She’s with a team of nine other members of AmeriCorps, the residential national service program for young adults.	2011-02-28
New Bellingham venture is helping to create companies, jobs	Madison Miner hopes his story of staying in Bellingham to start a high-tech business becomes the rule rather than the exception. Miner, a 2002 graduate of Western Washington University and an employee at Bellingham-based Engineering Design Automation, had been tinkering with an idea to…	2011-02-28
New commercial fisheries chief named	State Fish & Game Commissioner Cora Campbell today announced the appointment of Jeff Regnart as director of the Division of Commercial Fisheries. Regnart started yesterday. He had been regional supervisor with the Division of Commercial Fisheries, Central Region.	2011-02-18
Not your ordinary model-train set	Here are some numbers that help explain why jaws drop at the first sight of the model-train set that tech entrepreneur Peter Hambling is having built in the basement of his Medina family home: • The train set uses 4,000 feet of track, 20 miles of wiring, 150 sheets…	2011-02-18
Larrabee Elementary principal moving to Carl Cozier	Larrabee Elementary School Principal Eric Paige is being recommended as the new principal for Carl Cozier Elementary School. Paige, who has been principal at Larrabee since 2004, would be replacing Tom Venable at Carl Cozier. Venable is transitioning into the deputy superintendent position…	2011-02-16
Alumni coffee booth heads to south campus Wednesday		2011-02-15
Escape the humdrum and snowboard every day? Mount Baker's 'lifties' tell how it's done	The morning commute is bumper to bumper. A man in the next lane absently blows on his morning coffee. Catatonic. The woman in the rearview mirror texts rapidly. Distracted. The line of cars crawls endlessly toward heated offices and stale coffee. Bad benefits. Insecure tenures. …	2011-02-10
Johnson Evans enters Western Washington Athletics Hall of Fame	Cathy Johnson Evans, who helped the Western Washington University softball team to the NAIA national championship in 1998, has been inducted into the �� Athletics Hall of Fame. The Hudson’s Bay High School graduate was one of four to formally enter the Hall on Saturday, bringing its…	2011-02-10

BASKETBALL: Amaya heads to Syria to play professionally

Former Western Washington University and Bellingham Slam forward Tyler Amaya has signed a contract to play professional basketball in Syria, the Slam announced in a press release.

2011-03-01

Ex-Seneca Gaming exec adds D.C. work

Barry Brandon, a former top ranking official with Seneca Gaming Corp., has landed a new firm that takes him back to Washington — but for work only.

2011-03-01

Hudson’s Bay grad building trails in Arizona

Julie Kern, a graduate of Hudson’s Bay High School and Western Washington University, has been working on an eight-week trail building project for the city of Casa Grande, Ariz. She’s with a team of nine other members of AmeriCorps, the residential national service program for young adults.

2011-02-28

New Bellingham venture is helping to create companies, jobs

Madison Miner hopes his story of staying in Bellingham to start a high-tech business becomes the rule rather than the exception.
Miner, a 2002 graduate of Western Washington University and an employee at Bellingham-based Engineering Design Automation, had been tinkering with an idea to…

2011-02-28

New commercial fisheries chief named

State Fish & Game Commissioner Cora Campbell today announced the appointment of Jeff Regnart as director of the Division of Commercial Fisheries. Regnart started yesterday. He had been regional supervisor with the Division of Commercial Fisheries, Central Region.

2011-02-18

Not your ordinary model-train set

Here are some numbers that help explain why jaws drop at the first sight of the model-train set that tech entrepreneur Peter Hambling is having built in the basement of his Medina family home:

• The train set uses 4,000 feet of track, 20 miles of wiring, 150 sheets…

2011-02-18

Larrabee Elementary principal moving to Carl Cozier

Larrabee Elementary School Principal Eric Paige is being recommended as the new principal for Carl Cozier Elementary School.
Paige, who has been principal at Larrabee since 2004, would be replacing Tom Venable at Carl Cozier. Venable is transitioning into the deputy superintendent position…

2011-02-16

Alumni coffee booth heads to south campus Wednesday

2011-02-15

Escape the humdrum and snowboard every day? Mount Baker's 'lifties' tell how it's done

The morning commute is bumper to bumper. A man in the next lane absently blows on his morning coffee. Catatonic. The woman in the rearview mirror texts rapidly. Distracted. The line of cars crawls endlessly toward heated offices and stale coffee. Bad benefits. Insecure tenures.
…

2011-02-10

Johnson Evans enters Western Washington Athletics Hall of Fame

Cathy Johnson Evans, who helped the Western Washington University softball team to the NAIA national championship in 1998, has been inducted into the �� Athletics Hall of Fame.

The Hudson’s Bay High School graduate was one of four to formally enter the Hall on Saturday, bringing its…

2011-02-10

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