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Mount Baker Imaging posted an announcement on Jan. 27 that their computer network was “disrupted” earlier this week.
The closure is due to the city holding its first all-staff meeting in years.
The Bellingham Police Department made 40 DUI arrests in January, including one man who led them on a chase through downtown last weekend.
Labels, a local thrift and consignment store, reported the break-in at their James Street location early in the morning on Jan. 28.
The restaurant in Lynden continues to serve Mexican, Asian and Italian Cuisine to a strong customer base after a long 10-year journey.
Besalynn M. James was last seen near her home on Balch Road last Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Skagit County EMS is urging the community to call 9-1-1 if they encounter an overdose, administer Naloxone if it’s available and give the victim CPR until first responders arrive.
The money will go towards running the shelter and comes from the city’s Affordable Housing sales tax.
PFAS are a class of toxic chemicals that don’t naturally break down for at least centuries, earning the nickname “forever chemicals.”
The city will continue to work on a final design plan for the bike lane, with the possibility of future projects extending the path towards Broadway.