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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø to host Fall Business Career Fair, Nov. 7 | Western Washington University is hosting its Fall Business Career Fair from 1-5 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 7, in the Wade King Student Recreation Center MAC Gym. |
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| Community invited to Nov. 8 Veterans Day event | |||
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| University Ridge student-housing project gets city’s green light | A contested proposal for a privately run student-housing project in a residential neighborhood about three miles from Western Washington University has received approval from Bellingham’s hearing examiner, but with several conditions that could alter some of the developer’s original plans. |
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| Bellingham cancer survivor shares experience to remove stigma | In October 1993, Shawn Dahl and Linda Barry were engaged to be married and set to work planning their wedding, scheduled for June 1994. There was no way they could know life-changing news was just around the corner. Dahl and Barry were regular participants in biking and running events… |
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| WCC seeks artists to create artwork for the college's pavilion, rec center | Western Washington University's annual Fall Family Open House is this weekend, Oct. 25-26, with dozens of faculty and student presentations, performances, tours and other events. Among the arts and entertainment highlights are performances by the award-winning improve group The Dead Parrots… |
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| Bellingham police make more riot-related arrests | Bellingham police have arrested a fifth person in connection with an Oct. 12 riot that caused thousands of dollars in damage to public and private property near Laurel Park. Police booked Sharod Niles McClay, 18, into Whatcom County Jail on Wednesday, Oct. 23, for investigation of rioting… |
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| Whatcom Farm to School tour aims to bring local produce to lunchrooms | Whatcom County farmers and school district food service directors showed off their farms, production facilities and kitchens to one another Tuesday, Oct. 22, as part of a mobile workshop designed to foster partnerships that could bring more local produce to school cafeterias. |
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| A fifth-grader’s guide to college | Fifth-graders from Washington Elementary School in Mount Vernon spent the day Tuesday not at their desks doing math problems or reading, but at college learning how to sew and design a costume. |
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| Bellingham's kid-friendly Halloween experiences | A variety of events for Halloween include downtown trick-or-treating, Sunday fun at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø and scary and not-so-scary options at BAAY. |