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Emma Toscani

Emma Toscani is the Editor-in-Chief of My Bellingham Now since May 2026. To get in contact with Emma, email etoscani@pnwmediagroup.com.

Government
1 year ago
Bellingham City Council to discuss new development in Barkley Village

One of the hearings will address the area’s adherence to the Environmental Policy Act.

Traffic
1 year ago
UPDATE: All lanes reopen on I-5 NB in Smokey Point

The closure caused an estimated seven-mile backup on the interstate on Monday afternoon.

Government
1 year ago
Port of Bellingham votes in favor of expanding number of commissioners

Voters in the western portion of Whatcom County will be able to vote on the decision in November.

Entertainment
1 year ago
‘Severance’ TV show creator, WWU Alum Dan Erickson nominated for Emmy

The hit TV show has received many accolades, and this year is no different.

Local
1 year ago
Bellingham to receive $1.5 million to design fish passage improvements in Padden Creek

Skagit County will also see funds from the Brian Abbott Fish Barrier Board.

Government
1 year ago
Washington joins multistate federal lawsuit for withholding $7 billion in formula grants

The federal government was supposed to award grants beginning July 1, but just a day before, the states received notice from the government that this funding was to be reviewed.

Traffic
1 year ago
WSDOT seeks community feedback on repaving of Guide Meridian

SR 539, or the Guide Meridian, will be repaved from its intersection with I-5 to the Canadian border in 2027.

Features
1 year ago
Queer Joy: Celebrating Pride in Whatcom County

Finding community in an ever-changing landscape can be difficult despite this visibility, which has brought some changes to Whatcom County in the last few years.

We Are Whatcom
1 year ago
Nico Sanchez: Founder of Black Noise Records

Starting a record label may not be for everyone, but for Nico Sanchez it just made sense.

Outdoors
1 year ago
Trail improvements approved for Hundred Acre Wood in Bellingham

Plans include trail narrowing and resurfacing, native planting, building a habitat fence, a new bridge crossing over Hoag’s Creek and new boardwalks and park benches.

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