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| "Big Ole " Sounds Off Next Week | If you鈥檙e near the Western Washington University campus next week you may hear the sound of an old steam whistle. |
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| Western Alert system to be tested Thursday, Oct. 18 | |||
| State continues to seek feedback on workplace safety | |||
| Armed man taken into custody by Bellingham police after making threats | Police arrested an armed man without incident late Monday night after he allegedly made suicide threats near the Western Washington University campus. No shots were fired, said 草榴社区 officials, who sent out an email alert late Monday to students, faculty and staff. |
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| Bellingham adopts bicycle safety improvements on dangerous Indian Street | When there's not enough room on the road for a bike lane, a "sharrow" will suffice. The city got its first sharrows, or shared lane markings - a bicycle symbol with two chevrons above it - last month on Indian Street, in an especially dangerous area for bicyclists near鈥 |
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| Annual report on Western's security and fire safety now online | |||
| Employees must report suspected child abuse | |||
| Bogus toner salespeople targeting campus | |||
| Bellingham approves $46M spending plan for sidewalks, pedestrian crossings | Over the next two decades the city will strive to build 14 miles of new sidewalks at an estimated cost of $46 million, according to a new plan. City Council has approved a plan that will guide future spending on pedestrian crossings and sidewalks. The plan is the city's first that鈥 |
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| Western second in state in percentage of employees completing safety survey |