Dianna Hawryluk

Dianna Hawryluk is the KGMI Morning News Anchor and a reporter for My Bellingham Now. Send any news tips to dhawryluk@pnwmediagroup.com.

Local
12 months ago
Tullwood Apartment owners weary of Bellingham’s proposed summary judgement

Attorneys for the apartments say that they are not satisfied with the city’s plan to relocate encampment residents.

Local
12 months ago
Skagit County commissioners place moratorium on energy storage and facility permits

The vote comes about a month after the board unanimously opposed a proposed energy storage project in an unincorporated part of the county.

Business
12 months ago
Boeing offers striking union machinists “best and final offer”

The offer is Boeing’s latest attempt to end the nearly two-week-long strike.

Farm
1 year ago
Whatcom Superior Court to hold first water adjudication hearing

The hearing will be live-streamed to prevent overcrowding.

Business
1 year ago
Climate Pledge Arena ordered to make amends with customers of the venue

An investigation found that the arena charged a hidden fee on food and drink sales.

Elections
1 year ago
Washington gubernatorial candidates face-off in recent debate

With no Republican having held the governor’s post in nearly 40 years, Reichert faces an uphill battle in November.

Crime
1 year ago
Bellingham woman arrested following attempted vehicular assault

The suspect targeted a group of people fighting downtown, one of whom she knew personally.

Local
1 year ago
Lynden school seeks help locating missing tractor

Superintendent David Vanderyacht asks anyone with information on its location to call the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office non-emergency line.

Business
1 year ago
Boeing negotiations continue as company says it will begin furloughing employees

Company and union representatives met with federal mediators on Sept. 17 to restart negotiations and were expected to meet again on Sept. 18.

Local
1 year ago
Walmart encampment property owner pressed by City of Bellingham to cleanup land by 2025

An estimated 1000-2000 tons of solid waste needs to be removed from the 20-acre property by the end of the year.

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