Candidates are sought for 15 offices up for election this year because no one signed up for them during the regular filing period last week.
A Bellingham climber has summited the 29,029-foot Mount Everest, the world's tallest mountain, and achieved his quest to climb to the highest summit on seven of the seven continents.
BELLINGHAM - Book lovers and bargain hunters will be out in force Wednesday, May 22, for the opening day of the annual Ski to Sea Book Sale.
BIRCH BAY - Several Birch Bay Village residents had a shock in the early morning Tuesday, May 21, when they looked in their yards to see a bear rummaging around for food, said the Whatcom County Sheriff's Office.
Whatcom Transportation Authority proposes reducing the reach of its service on Route 55 to improve on-time performance between Cordata Station and Blaine.
The Boundary Bay Brewery team's string of 13 straight Competitive Female Division victories is as well known around Ski to Sea circles as Barron Heating's dominance in the Competitive Open Division.
BELLINGHAM - Investigators are still looking into what ignited a fire that started in bushes before spreading to an apartment building near Civic Field Sunday evening, May 19, according to the Bellingham fire marshal.
BELLINGHAM - A draft ordinance banning all personal fireworks in the city is getting closer to a vote by City Council.
A new courtroom for the Whatcom County Courthouse has increased the county's anticipated capital costs. The public will have a chance to comment on changes to the county's six-year capital improvement program at a public hearing Thursday, May 23.
LYNDEN - Stephanie Meester surprised herself by becoming one of the most successful Tupperware consultants in the program's history, but she still considers her true role to be a bit different.
BELLINGHAM - One family was displaced as fire damaged an apartment complex west of Civic Field on Sunday evening, May 20.
When Dave Harding was hired as director of the Whatcom Family YMCA, there was talk of moving the Y from downtown to the outskirts of Bellingham, in part because it occupied, in the words of a longtime board member, an "old, dilapidated, crummy-looking building."
When Dave Harding was hired as director of the Whatcom Family YMCA, there was talk of moving the Y from downtown to the outskirts of Bellingham, in part because it occupied, in the words of a longtime board member, an "old, dilapidated, crummy-looking building."
Our annual u-pick and farm-stand guide and schedule for summer fruit- and vegetable-related events will publish in The Bellingham Herald on Sunday, June 16.
Drivers are advised to take alternate routes Tuesday, May 21, through Friday, May 24, when crews will lay asphalt on some Whatcom County roads in preparation for chip sealing.
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