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Local
8 months ago
Nighttime construction slated to restart at Boulevard Park this October

Construction on the project was delayed in 2024 and is currently waiting for the busy summer season to end.

Government
8 months ago
“Landmark Tree Ordinance” six month extension approved by Bellingham City Council

Under the ordinance, healthy trees that are at least 36″ in diameter cannot be cut down and violators can be fined between $800 and $5,000 for each instance.

Government
8 months ago
Port of Bellingham begins search for new executive director

The commission expects that community members will have input on the final candidates during a public forum.

Local
8 months ago
Several chestnut trees removed from Chestnut Street in Bellingham

The city told My Bellingham Now that some of the trees had become unhealthy or completely dead.

Government
8 months ago
City of Bellingham approves negotiations for logging 80 acres on Galbraith Mountain

Public Works reports that the area, a former logging site, has become too dense and is preventing ecological growth.

Business
8 months ago
Gov. Bob Ferguson announces new program to boost LGBTQ+ business

The program is designed to help out businesses with over 51% LGBTQ+ ownership.

Environmental
8 months ago
Cleanup continues as over 600 gallons of diesel was spilled into Padden Creek

Cleanup crews say wildlife responders recovered the carcasses of three coho salmon and one crayfish on Sunday.

Government
8 months ago
AG Nick Brown sues Trump administration for withholding over $9 million in climate change funds

Brown argues that the withholding of funds violates the U.S. Constitution’s Spending Clause and separation of powers principles.

Environmental
8 months ago
Whatcom County Council votes to acquire forest land on Stewart Mountain

The acquisition comes in partnership with the state Department of Ecology, totaling roughly $5.5 million in funding through the Streamflow Restoration Grant program.

Government
9 months ago
Landlords penalized across Washington state for not complying with new rental laws

The state’s new law took effect in May and prevents landlords from raising annual rent more than 7% plus inflation or 10%, whichever is lower.

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