The “Spotlight on Service” series was launched to shine a light on the variety of jobs and individuals who serve Whatcom County through the sheriff’s office.
Police can’t confirm whether people displaced from the former site in the King Mountain neighborhood have moved to the newly reported camps.
Eligible riders are encouraged to apply for a reduced fare card before the changes begin.
Small businesses, private nonprofits and agricultural cooperatives from Whatcom and Skagit counties are eligible to apply.
Wildfire smoke from eastern and central Washington is moving into our region.
While not fatal, the algae can cause liver issues in humans and animals.
That stretch of the riverwalk is expected to reopen sometime in late September.
Residents will have the opportunity to speak with officials and learn about the new jail.
Smoke is likely coming from ongoing wildfires in BC.
The city council is considering an ordinance that would exempt some city-funded development projects from most zoning and land use regulations.