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| One-day blood drive sees 33 donors | |||
| Western program provides community education in art, literature and science | |||
| San Juan County conomy seems to be rebounding, residents still face stagnant wages | Special to the Weekly Although employment is up across the San Juan Islands and the economy seems to be rebounding, residents still face stagnant wages while the price of everything from rent to groceries is increasing. That was the message in a recent report by the San Juan County… |
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| Whatcom hiking trails beckon curious lowlanders in winter | A network of trails surrounds Sehome Hill, that wooded knoll overlooking downtown Bellingham. Its central location makes this 180-acre park perfect for a weekday jaunt or a weekend day trip. It offers a variety of connected trails — six miles in all — including narrow dirt paths and paved… |
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| Bruce's Blog: Is Western dropping the Viking as our mascot? | |||
| Orcas musicians perform at SJMEA senior honor festival | Western Washington University's 650-seat Performing Arts Center was packed for a performance by students from this year's San Juan Music Educators Association Senior Honor Festival on Nov. 11. Thirteen musicians from Orcas High School attended this year's festival. ²ÝÁñÉçÇø… |
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| Hometown Hero: When people feel valued, they change | Luckily for students in Federal Way, Heather Wren didn't become a marine biologist. As she entered the biology program at Western Washington University, Wren had her sights set on science. But after struggling through the first year of the program, she switched over to an English major,… |
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| Shepards to receive Public Servant Award Nov. 20 | |||
| Giant sequoia gets its lights | |||
| Honoring Billy Frank Jr.: A Presidential Medal of Freedom, and a Bellingham Street | illy Frank Jr., the Nisqually Native rights activist whose protests and fish-ins during the 1960s and 1970s often landed him in jail, will be posthumously awarded the nation’s highest civilian accolade, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, on November 24, the White House announced on Monday. … |