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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.

Features
2 years ago
FEATURE: Local pinball enthusiasts rally around classic machines, growing a unique community in Bellingham

At an undisclosed location in the Lettered Streets neighborhood, a community has created its own haven. Their passion? Pinball.

Local
2 years ago
Man injured at Birch Bay Waterslides adds parties to lawsuit

Birch Bay Waterslides recently announced they will be reopening for their 40th anniversary next summer.

Government
2 years ago
Attorney General-elect Nick Brown seeks to fill five senior staff positions

Applications are due in early December for these positions.

Environmental
2 years ago
WDFW raises daily chum salmon limits on Nooksack River

WDFW says that the chum returning to the river at a higher than forecasted rate is spurring the rule change.

Outdoors
2 years ago
Galbraith Mountain trails to close for game management

Crews will conduct a prescribed bow hunt to cut down the overpopulation of deer.

Local
2 years ago
BRIEF: Bellingham Police receive new infrared camera

Previous to this, anything that needed to be tested for bodily fluids, gun residue or other materials would need to be sent offsite for testing.

Outdoors
2 years ago
Toxic algae warning lifted at Wiser Lake

Residents should still avoid contact with algae blooms at the lake, which can look like scummy or clumpy material in the water.

Government
2 years ago
Whatcom County Assessor offers new online tools for property owners

As a way to promote transparency and accessibility, the assessor has launched three new tools that allow people to access property-related data.

Government
2 years ago
Bellingham Mayor Kim Lund issues executive order, pushes for added affordable housing and more

On Thursday, Mayor Lund made the second executive order of her term, urging the city to take immediate steps in three broad areas.

Weather
2 years ago
Another storm system forecasted to hit Whatcom County this weekend

No gusts are expected to exceed 30 mph in coastal Whatcom County. Isolated thunderstorms are possible along the northwest coast of Washington.

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