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Long saw an expansion of the organization during his tenure, working in a variety of sectors within Whatcom County.
If you’ve been here long, you know that the Great ShakeOut happens every year […]
You may know Bill Davis from his show on KAFE, but his lengthy career in radio is deeper than you may think.
The center says Narcan alone was not enough, and the response required ongoing breathing support.
Starting on Jan. 1, 2026, it will add a dime to a $100 purchase.
Using a program to evaluate areas with high collision rates and certain types of structures, Public Works is recommending lower speed limits in many locations in the city.
WCHCS is urging residents that have the items to not consume them and either throw them away or return them to the company.
The state Anthropologist and the King County Medical Examiner will be consulted to determine the best course of action for testing after the remains are disinterred.
The council’s resolution to oppose says banning those fees would hurt small landlords and could make it harder for them to perform key services, such as timely maintenance and safety measures.