The Bellingham City Council unanimously approved a purchase of two parcels of land in the Lake Whatcom watershed.
President Randhawa attributes the budgetary issues to both low enrollment in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and lower state funding than other state universities.
The county has some of the first fentanyl-detection certified K-9 units in Washington.
Chairman Doug Gustafson calls for help from the community.
The Political Action Committee, who is backing three initiatives on the November ballot in Washington, may have violated campaign finance law.
Since May, traffic has gotten worse due to the protected bike lanes on Holly Street.
Drivers are advised to avoid the area as aid vehicles have closed SB I-5 at Meridian Street.
Whatcom Fire District 14 urges people to be careful and says this is the fifth high-angle rescue at the falls this year.
A permanent ban on open burning remains in effect for all cities within Whatcom County.
Reichert rebutted Ferguson’s attacks with repeatedly pointing out higher crime rates under Gov. Inslee’s administration.
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