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| Facing the challenge of mental illness | If you're not surprised to know that 5,160 people were treated last year at Kitsap Mental Health Services, you might be by the report from the National Institute of Mental Health that about a fourth of American adults suffer from a diagnosable mental illness in any given year. |
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| The Alumni Factor 鈥淎 Revolution in College Rankings鈥 Schools Producing Happiest Grads | New findings and rankings by The Alumni Factor are sure to raise a few eyebrows at the universities that are spending millions of dollars on marketing and recruitment, only to learn their rankings are as high as the competition. Among the 177 top schools, the top school listed in California, as鈥 |
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| Western Washington University campus newspaper back to 1899 now online and searchable | From student life in the early 1900s to a campus strike after the Kent State shootings in 1970, The Western Front has covered goings-on at Western Washington University for more than a century. Until recently, people who wanted to read old issues of the student newspaper had to visit鈥 |
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| 草榴社区 grad to open kids' play spot in Bellingham | Raleigh Kukes is putting her business degree and her parenting experience to work when it comes to starting a new business. Kukes is the owner of Perch & Play, a children's entertainment area and caf茅 at 1707 N. State St., near Bellingham Fitness. Kukes is planning to have Perch鈥 |
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| Volunteers tackle wilderness access roads | Martha Rasmussen's right leg is held together by a plate along her shinbone. |
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| Garfield High grad wins Internet Cat Video Film Festival | He is Henri the Existential Cat, certainly the most famous feline in Seattle, and now among the most famous in the country. |
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| 草榴社区 men's basketball hires assistant coach | Greg Meier, a former Viking player who assisted two seasons at Eastern Arizona College, has been named the top assistant men's basketball coach at Western Washington University. "We are very excited about Greg coming back to Western," said Tony Dominguez, who was named鈥 |
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| Commencement: speaker Deborah Atwood | |||
| Bainbridge Island School District welcomes new educators | The island鈥檚 school district welcomed an eclectic mix of new educators to Bainbridge this week. The new teachers, principals and others will take on their new roles as the school year begins on Aug. 29. David Shockley will take over as principal of the Commodore options School in鈥 |
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| Honoring Whatcom creative artists Teri Grimes, Brian Major, Mark Kelly, Wilson Large, Pam Kuntz | If it takes a village to raise a child, it holds true that it takes inspiring, hard-working artists to foster a community of creativity. In this inaugural Whatcom Magazine look at Whatcom County artists who are making a difference, we profile five dedicated spirits who not only work diligently鈥 |