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| Auburn woman completes national service program | They responded to Hurricane Sandy, fought fires, provided relief to disaster-devastated communities, mentored disadvantaged youth, coordinated thousands of volunteers, and developed into leaders. Auburn's Julia Dykers was among 479 graduates of the AmeriCorps National Civilian… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø student designers honored | Mount Baker Products recently gave $6,000 in scholarships to Western Washington University industrial design students for its furniture design competition, according to a press release. Lisa Van Doren, Paul Kearsley, Keri Lester, Kyle Thomas, and Michael Flaherty judged the 23 entries.… |
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| Bellingham film about motorcycle racing speeds toward completion | "Out of Nothing," a documentary in the works about motorcycle land speed racing, features a heavy dose of Whatcom County, both on the screen and behind the cameras. So it's fitting that one the county's most recognizable residents, comedian Ryan Stiles, is the face of… |
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| Sehome Neighborhood the latest slice of Bellingham with its own history survey | Want to travel through time? Walk across Sehome Neighborhood. Starting on the west side, you'll see J.J. Donovan's large house at 1201 N. Garden, built in 1890; the beautiful Morse family home at 1014 N. Garden, built five years later; and the YWCA, built in 1915 at 1026 N.… |
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| Coal port faces a new level of environmental scrutiny | Unprecedented. |
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| Arlington woman joins United Way leadership | Kristina Raezer, a lifelong Snohomish County resident who currently makes her home in Arlington with her husband and daughter, has accepted a position with United Way of Snohomish County as the new Engagement Coordinator. The local woman, a graduate of Western Washington University’s… |
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| Marrowstone festival begins today on campus | |||
| OC, ²ÝÁñÉçÇø announce expanded partnership | Beginning next year, Olympic College’s Poulsbo campus will offer more four-year degrees as Western Washington University increases its presence. The university, through Olympic College, will increase offerings in environmental studies and will also offer a business degree. The university… |
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| Western, Olympic College partner to offer bachelor’s degrees on the peninsulas | |||
| Bellingham waterfront proposals have local, regional and global flair | The Port of Bellingham will be able to draw on local, regional and international perspectives as it begins the process of selecting a developer for The Waterfront District. Port of Bellingham staff presented eight different proposals at the port commissioners' meeting Tuesday, July… |