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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.

Environmental
2 years ago
Documents to help you secure your water rights are in the mail

This is the first step in the water adjudication process in the Nooksack Basin.

Government
2 years ago
Bill to raise Discover Pass price moves through state senate in Olympia

The bill is scheduled for a public hearing for Thursday, March 20.

Local Sports
2 years ago
Lummi Nation to celebrate recent state basketball championship with community parade

This marks the first state win for the Blackhawk boys in a decade, and the second in the school’s history.

We Are Whatcom
2 years ago
Robert Sarazin Blake: Musician, Founder of the Subdued Stringband Jamboree

Despite years as a musician in town, Robert Sarazin Blake will take to the stage at the Mount Baker Theatre for the first time ever this year. He will be featured as part of the Lookout Sessions on April 4, which will be a lounge show in the Harold and Irene Walton Theatre.

Government
2 years ago
Bellingham readies for potential budgetary cutbacks in uncertain economy

The cuts are not taking effect until the city deems it necessary for them to stay afloat.

Environmental
2 years ago
Report from USDA details low snowpack for North Cascades

Forecasters have designated that much of western Washington is in a Moderate Drought as of March 4.

Government
2 years ago
AG Brown sues Adams County Sheriff for violating state immigration enforcement policies

The lawsuit claims that the sheriff’s office is illegally collaborating with federal immigration officials and aiding the Trump administration in its work to bring in local law enforcement.

Health and Wellness
2 years ago
First documented COVID-19 case reported in Whatcom County five years ago

Whatcom County saw over 300 deaths related to the virus in the first three years of the pandemic.

Environmental
2 years ago
The Bellingham Bay Cleanup: What to know as the multistep process continues

Only four of Bellingham’s 12 sites are at the final stage of the eight-stage cleanup process. But that doesn’t mean the other sites are not far along in the process to remove toxic chemicals. 

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