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Business
1 year ago
No end in sight for Boeing machinists’ walkout

Little progress has been made on negotiations eight days after union workers hit the picket line.

Business
1 year ago
Climate Pledge Arena ordered to make amends with customers of the venue

An investigation found that the arena charged a hidden fee on food and drink sales.

Local
1 year ago
HomesNOW! approved for temporary tiny home construction location

Chairman Doug Gustafson calls for help from the community.

Traffic
1 year 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.

Business
1 year ago
Boeing negotiations continue as company says it will begin furloughing employees

Company and union representatives met with federal mediators on Sept. 17 to restart negotiations and were expected to meet again on Sept. 18.

Business
1 year ago
Bellingham City Council voices opposition to grocery mega-merger

The Bellingham City Council voted unanimously as the merger poses concerns over reduced competition and potential price hikes among other issues.

Business
1 year ago
Former OceanGate employee testifies in front of Coast Guard

The ongoing Marine Board of Investigation is the highest level of marine casualty investigation conducted by the Coast Guard.

Business
2 years ago
Boeing workers vote to strike, walk off the job

The labor action involves 33,000 Boeing machinists, most of them in Washington state, and is expected to shut down production of the company’s best-selling planes.

Business
2 years ago
Machinists’ union votes on Boeing contract

If the workers reject the contract, a work stoppage would begin on Sept. 13 at midnight.

Local
2 years ago
WWU employees walk off site during statewide protest

WPEA and WFSE called for public service employees to walk out after their most recent bargaining session with the state.

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