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Wash. bridge collapse could affect business, trade up and down West Coast | For farmers, business owners and government officials up and down the West Coast, Washington’s bridge collapse on Interstate 5 represents much more than a close brush with tragedy. As much as $20 billion in freight travels to and from Canada and along the busy north-south corridor each year. |
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Home values in Whatcom County continue to appreciate | Overall home values in Whatcom County continue to appreciate, following a trend taking place throughout much of the country, according to a new federal report. Local home values rose 1.9 percent in the first quarter of 2013 compared to a year earlier, according to data from the Federal… |
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Western Libraries to hold preview of withdrawn materials | |||
Guest: Say no to a U.S.-Canada border-crossing fee | THE U.S. government has expressed interest in possibly instituting a new border-crossing fee at land borders. At this stage, the proposal is just a request by President Obama’s administration to study the effect of collecting a crossing fee for pedestrians and passenger vehicles along the… |
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Faculty attending spring commencement announced | |||
Guard unit joins Canada training | The first of two convoys from the Washington National Guard’s Spokane-based 1041st Transportation Company rolled into Canada over the weekend for an international training exercise designed to help improve overall North American military readiness. |
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Western students to study in Kenya winter quarter | |||
Bill-job conflict: It’s not unusual in Olympia | Rep. Steve Kirby says he kept busy during the Legislature’s brief hiatus this month by training for his new job at a Tacoma-area credit union. It’s a field that intersects with his work at the Capitol. As the chairman of the House Business and Financial Services Committee, Kirby has the… |
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²ÝÁñÉçÇø professor, students to study climate change in Arctic | A environmental science professor and two students from Western Washington University will take part in The Polaris Project in the Siberian Arctic this summer, an international research project started in 2008 that examines how global climate change is affecting the Arctic region. |
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Students' enthusiasm inspires the experienced | It was supposed to be the other way around. When the student newspaper adviser at Western Washington University asked us to meet with his students in Bellingham last week, he wanted us to talk about our careers and the changing newspaper industry. Convince them there is a future in… |