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Graduate students in Western Washington University’s psychology department are offering free individual counseling sessions starting Tuesday, Jan. 19.

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Every year the Whatcom County Library System Youth Services department recognizes local community educators who have made a real and significant difference in the lives of the young people of Whatcom County with the Golden Apple Award. For 2015, WCLS recognizes two colleagues from Western…

Lummi Nation Chairman Tim Ballew II will talk about the ecological and social issues facing the Salish Sea and how Lummi Nation has been working toward building strong communities.

His talk, part of the inaugural Salish Sea Speakers series, is at 4 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 14, at…

Marcel Ardans, 24, grew up on a city farm in Phoenix and later in northern Arizona. His family moved to Bellingham when he was a teen and he attended Sehome High School.

After graduating, he started performing professionally in stage productions and musicals in the pit orchestra in…

A performance of the Mozart Requiem, the Mahler Fourth Symphony, and appearances by guest soloists Lynn Harrell, Cho-Liang Lin, Kuok-Wai Lio, Peter Serkin and the resident Calidore String Quartet will highlight the Bellingham Festival of Music’s 23rd season, July 1-17.
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The computer information systems program at Whatcom Community College was different when John Miller studied at the college more than a decade ago.

“When I went through the program, we were hanging wires from the ceilings, just trying to get things to work,” Miller said.