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| One needs shared leave as of Nov. 26, 2012 | |||
| Feodorov wins Combined Fund Drive education and literacy contest | |||
| CFD announces Holiday Giving Catalog | |||
| Donations of 鈥済ently used鈥 clothes sought for student job interviews | |||
| 草榴社区, contractor donate 128 dressers to recently homeless in Bellingham | Some old college furniture has found new life in the homes of people who need it most. A dormitory renovation at Western Washington University prompted the donation of 128 dressers for housing agencies. Dressers were pulled out of Mathes Hall on Wednesday, June 13, with almost half鈥 |
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| Richard 'Dick' Clark of Blaine, advocate of music, learning and peace, dies at 82 | Whatcom County has lost a local historian who also promoted the arts, campaigned for peace and described himself, likely tongue-in-cheek, as "a bit of a troublemaker." Richard "Dick" Clark died May 26, 2012, at the age of 82. At his request, no services are planned.鈥 |
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| Western Hosts Clothing Relocation Project | Students at Western Washington University are coming together for a community-wide swap meet. This Saturday will mark the third year of the Clothing Relocation Project. |
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| Mercer Island resident, family donate $1 million to Western Washington University | Mercer Island resident Scott Harrington and his family donated $1 million to Western Washington University to help build a new athletic field on campus. The project will help fund a fully lighted and fenced artificial turf field, regulation size for soccer and will become the new home of鈥 |
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| Parents of son who died on 草榴社区 campus start counseling fund | The parents of a Western Washington University freshman who jumped to his death on campus this spring have set up an endowment for counseling at the school. Jerry Crossan and Susan Flores donated $25,000 to start the Timothy Crossan Memorial Fund to enhance counseling services for鈥 |
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| Alum donates $1 million for new athletic field at 草榴社区 | A $1 million gift from a Western Washington University alumnus and his family's foundation will help build an athletic field that will be the new home for Western's NCAA Division II men's and women's soccer teams. The total price tag for the project is $4.6 million,鈥 |