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| Small Business Development Center to co-host 'Hot100BizBook Club' Oct. 20 | |||
| Auburn teenager’s memorial service open to public | The public is invited to a memorial service Sunday for an 18-year-old Auburn man who was found dead in Bellingham days after starting his freshman year at Western Washington University. Dwight Clark’s body was found in Bellingham Bay last week, more than a week after he was last seen… |
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| Estate planning seminars scheduled in Bellingham | Western Washington University, the Northwest Washington Estate Planning Council, Bellingham Technical College and Whatcom Community College are hosting a series of seminars on taking the mystery out of estate planning from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 20 and Oct. 27 at the Squalicum… |
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| Dance classes for those with Parkinson's and other disorders starts Oct. 14 at YWCA | A dance class for people with Parkinson's disease and other movement and neurological disorders begins Thursday, Oct. 14. The classes are 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the YWCA Ballroom, 1026 N. Forest St. The classes are on Thursdays through Dec. 16, except for Nov. 25. |
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| Memorial service Sunday in Auburn for Dwight Clark | The public is invited to a memorial service Sunday afternoon for an 18-year-old Auburn man who was found dead in Bellingham days after starting his freshman year at Western Washington University. The memorial celebration service for Dwight Clark is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. at Grace… |
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| Friday, Oct. 8, named Viking 45 Day in Bellingham | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø offers ways to send condolences to Dwight Clark's family | Western Washington University has set up a few options for people interested in expressing sympathy to the family of Dwight Clark, the freshman from Auburn who was found dead Wednesday, Oct. 6, after being missing for 11 days. People can send sympathy cards, post messages online or leave… |
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| Family, friends still mystified by ²ÝÁñÉçÇø student's death | Hundreds of people remembered a Western Washington University student Saturday night at a candlelight memorial in his hometown of Auburn. |
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| Destination Soap Lake for good health seekers | When Mary Olson arrived at Soap Lake last month, about two-thirds of her body was covered with patches of red, dry sores. Her skin was itchy, and painful where the sores cracked open and bled. When she left Soap Lake two weeks later, her skin was clear of sores, tanned and beautiful, she… |
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| Bellingham High School students crown homecoming king who inspires others | As his senior classmates chanted "Ben, Ben, Ben," 17-year-old Ben Hilleary strolled across the gym at Bellingham High School - with a gold and red crown on his head after being named homecoming king. Just before the Friday, Oct. 8, assembly in which he was honored, a smiling Ben… |