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Bellingham retiree builds steamboat with twin paddle wheels

Russ Karns of Bellingham was confident his experimental steam-powered paddle-wheeler would work just fine, but that鈥檚 what shakedown cruises are for.

His test came Thursday morning, May 28, at Bloedel-Donovan Park, where he launched 鈥淎rthur M,鈥 his hand-built鈥

Whatcom libraries recommend summer reading for kids, teens

Area libraries are readying their summer reading programs, which aim to keep young minds focused on learning 鈥 in a fun way 鈥 during the summer break from school.

Programs at the Whatcom County Library System and the Bellingham Public Library both kick off June 6. Details are at the鈥

Check out these new books of interest to readers in Whatcom County

鈥淭he Ariadne Connection,鈥 by Sara Stamey, $17.95 paperback, $5.99 ebook. A deadly plague and a geomagnetic reversal threaten the world鈥檚 precarious balance. Can a mysterious healer save everyone and reset the world鈥檚 compass? Stamey teaches creative writing at 草榴社区.

Groundbreaking 'Osaka Elegy' to wrap up Masters of Japanese Cinema series June 2
Town & Gown: Planetarium shows on tap in June

The Spanel Planetarium in Haggard Hall on Western鈥檚 campus will hold public shows June 3 and 17. The shows feature a live astronomer star talk with question-and-answer time, plus the feature-length, full-dome movie 鈥淪tars of the Pharaohs,鈥 about the connection ancient Egyptians felt with the鈥

Job outlook for June graduates sunnier but some clouds remain

Vivian Yu, a 21-year-old computer-science major at the University of Washington, is graduating this June with a job already lined up 鈥 and four other offers she turned down.

Jessica Ramirez, a UW American ethnic studies major with a concentration in labor studies who is also graduating鈥

Indian children with autism get help from Northwest college students

A college student from Portland is leading an effort to help children with autism in India.

Justin Loveland, a 2012 Madison High School graduate who is in his third year at Western Washington University in Bellingham, is seeking donations for a humanitarian project that he's been鈥

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