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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.

Entertainment
2 years ago
Film lineup announced for Doctober film festival

Members can buy pre-sale tickets on Friday, Sept. 13, and tickets for non-members can be purchased the following Friday.

Education
2 years ago
Judge orders WWU to pay legal fees in whistleblower case

She filed a lawsuit against the university in 2020 and won, getting approximately $3 million in both back pay and emotional harm damages.

Education
2 years ago
Lynden School District seeks guidance in transgender sports participation

Parents in the community urged the board to take action at the end of last school year when Washington saw its first transgender athlete win a state title in girls’ track.

Crime
2 years ago
Federal agencies search for triple murder suspect from Concrete, offer $15,000 reward

The man’s whereabouts are unknown and is wanted in connection to the triple murder that took place in Concrete in August.

Weather
2 years ago
Late-summer heat wave forecasted to hit Whatcom County this week

Forecasters are warning about fire conditions including high heat, increased easterly winds and lower humidity in the mountains on Thursday.

Lifestyle
2 years ago
Ferry troubles predicted for Labor Day weekend

Washington State Ferries warned that an expected 300,000 passengers would take a ferry trip this weekend.

Local
2 years ago
Kulshan Community Land Trust receives grant from Wells Fargo Foundation

Kulshan Community Land Trust says that they expect the program to handle about 10 sales using the grant funding.

Local
2 years ago
Couple donates land to City of Bellingham in hopes of preserving natural areas

The couple requested the properties be placed under a permanent deed restriction, designating the land as solely for parks or open space purposes. 

Government
2 years ago
Local 1937 union reaches tentative agreement with City of Bellingham

Union members now get to vote on the new contract next month between Sept. 11 and 12 and, if approved, will be voted on by the city council at their next meeting.

Government
2 years ago
City of Bellingham workers union raises awareness to wage bargaining

The union, Local 1937, represents non-uniformed city employees in departments like parks, public works and libraries.

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