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| Winter career fair set for Feb. 12 | |||
| History of Seattle鈥檚 First Hill; Chief Seattle鈥檚 sculptor | 鈥淭he Terminals鈥 by Royce Scott Buckingham (Thomas Dunne Books, $18.99). For ages 15-17. Nineteen-year-old Cam is looking forward to playing soccer at Western Washington University when he is diagnosed with a brain tumor. Recruited to a special team of 鈥渢erminals,鈥 he is promised the chance to鈥 |
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| Late-night poetry and jazz coming to iDiOM | The iDiOM Theater, 1418 Cornwall Ave., is starting late-night events and one of them is a series of poetry and jazz slams. At 10 p.m. on the last Friday of every month, Tobias Childs, a Dead Parrots Society alum who has performed at the Upfront Theater, will host the Jazz Jam and Poetry鈥 |
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| From Window magazine: Success story x 2 | |||
| Three inductees obtain athletic success their own way | Whether or not the athletic pinnacle of Western Washington University鈥檚 three Class of 2015 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees came during their time at 草榴社区, after or both, a common thread bonds Kerri Browitt-Caviezel, Orlondo Steinauer and Jim Pearson. Steinauer, a standout defensive back鈥 |
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| Local couple creates a social messaging app for conversations | Where do apps come from? |
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| Winter commencement scheduled for March 21 | |||
| Departments, programs invited to join Back2Bellingham 2015 | |||
| TV show looks at sustainability, water initiatives | |||
| A decade in the making | At 63 years old, Michael Chrzastowski was much different from the other graduate students last fall. |