Last Thursday was dress-up day; Dr. Seuss’s birthday is last celebration
WHATCOM — On Friday, Feb. 19, at about 5:45 p.m., numerous deputies were dispatched to a reported aggravated assault involving a firearm in the 5500 block of Hillvue Road north of Birch Bay Village, the county Sheriff’s Office reported. A victim had been shot and the suspect had fled the ar…
But start-up will be limited by reliable supply
Health officer: Same protective actions apply
Having passed the Senate, it is with the House
WHATCOM — As part of the second federal economic relief package, nearly $6 million in grant money will be available to help Whatcom residents with rent and utility assistance.
WHATCOM — As part of the second federal economic relief package, nearly $6 million in grant money will be available to help Whatcom residents with rent and utility assistance.
Testing also in decline, as vaccine takes precedence
But another site was opened at the Bellingham airport Monday
Other bills to get businesses, schools open also rebuffed
Pre-packaged orders will be put in vehicles March 20 at fairgrounds
WHATCOM — As required by law after every U.S. Census, a county Districting Committee has been formed and has already had two meetings.
HB 1095 is now to governor for his signature
OLYMPIA — Washington State Parks announces its annual recruitment for a variety of park aide and senior park aide positions across the state. The positions are seasonal and non-permanent.
Temps back to 40s, slushy mess melting
This represents cancellation of events due to COVID-19 into a second year
WHATCOM — The Whatcom County Home & Garden Show, usually held each March at the Northwest Washington Fairgrounds in Lynden, is rescheduled to Sept. 24-26, 2021.
But another site is opening at the Bellingham airport Monday
Gov. Inslee is allowing most of the state to get to greater reopening
Other bills to get businesses, schools open also rebuffed
But Republican amendments to Senate bill for COVID relief are defeated
WHATCOM — The Whatcom County Home & Garden Show, usually held each March at the Northwest Washington Fairgrounds in Lynden, is rescheduled to Sept. 24-26, 2021.
OLYMPIA — State Sen. Doug Ericksen, R-Ferndale, will hold a telephone “town hall” meeting Tuesday, Feb. 16, to discuss latest developments from Olympia and their impact on Whatcom County’s 42nd Legislative District.
$750,000 goes toward ongoing fact-finding in 2021 budget
WHATCOM — The Whatcom Humane Society is having a “My Furry Valentine” photo contest as an online way to celebrate companion animals and the unconditional love they bring to our lives.
Fitbit device is a motivator for employees
WHATCOM — This year, Whatcom Women in Business will award three $5,000 scholarships to women entering higher education including but not limited to technical or trade school, beauty school, community college or university.
LYNDEN — “Just in time to keep Cherubic Little Bottoms un-Chapped for St. Valentine’s Day!” says publicity.
WSDA will do an educational webinar Feb. 23
Virtual meeting on Wednesday
This obligation on Confined Animal Feeding Operations began in 2017
WHATCOM — The “Move Over Law” (RCW 46.61.212.1) aims to protect any emergency worker who is on the shoulder of a roadway with emergency lights on performing official duties. The law applies to law enforcement, firefighters, tow truck operators, solid waste trucks and public works employees. …
SEATTLE — Washington state revenue collections are now 6.7% above the level projected in the November revenue forecast, the Economic and Revenue Forecast Council’s latest monthly update reports, according to Opportunity WA.
Chamber has 20 Republicans
Temperatures forecast into teens and 20s, with possibly lowland snow coming
‘You can’t argue with the results’ saving lives, he said last week
2021 is a year of planning what this designation means
Demand still greatly outpaces supply
It’s a natural parasite of the SWD fly that infests raspberries
A professional, not a citizens’ panel, would take on appeals and technical issues
BELLINGHAM — As of Wednesday morning, Jan. 27, a total of 34 cases of COVID-19 were confirmed at the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office minimum-security Work Center facility located on Division St.
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It’s five classic rock acts in the grandstand on Saturday, Aug. 14
Schools have not transmitted COVID, their leaders say
Vaccine supply still far less than demand
‘Emma’ new pop version pushed acting and editing creativity
COVID infected 1,114 Whatcom residents in the span Jan. 2-15
Knowing what infrastructure is needed, a decision on paying is next
First forum, remote, will be at 7 p.m. Jan. 28 to kick off a new approach, ‘Help over Handcuffs’
Bill for $27B in transportation projects could show up as $1 per gallon at the pump
WHATCOM — A landslide in Lake Whatcom Park on the east side of the lake is affecting use of the Ken Hertz Trail.
Nooksack Valley Disposal reports 19% rise in recyclables in 2020
‘We shouldn’t be debating (bills) ... when the public isn’t here,’ he says
She says this is a high priority
From one man on Jan. 19, nine tested positive, were isolated