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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.

Local
2 years ago
HomesNOW! approved for temporary tiny home construction location

Chairman Doug Gustafson calls for help from the community.

Elections
2 years ago
Political Action Committee charged with improper disclosure of finances, additional charges

The Political Action Committee, who is backing three initiatives on the November ballot in Washington, may have violated campaign finance law.

Traffic
2 years ago
Downtown Bellingham restaurants asked to scale back outdoor dining spaces on Holly Street

Since May, traffic has gotten worse due to the protected bike lanes on Holly Street.

Local
2 years ago
TRAFFIC ALERT: Three-car pileup on SB I-5

Drivers are advised to avoid the area as aid vehicles have closed SB I-5 at Meridian Street.

Dedicated To Service
2 years ago
Firefighters rescue woman who fell 150 feet at Racehorse Falls

Whatcom Fire District 14 urges people to be careful and says this is the fifth high-angle rescue at the falls this year.

Local
2 years ago
Burn bans lifted for unincorporated Whatcom, North Cascades National Park

A permanent ban on open burning remains in effect for all cities within Whatcom County.

Elections
2 years ago
Reichert makes announcement on Trump during WA governor debate

Reichert rebutted Ferguson’s attacks with repeatedly pointing out higher crime rates under Gov. Inslee’s administration.

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.

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