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Business
1 year ago
BRIEF: New platform aims to increase housing options for Bellingham renters

As part of Mayor Kim Lund’s executive order targeting affordable housing, the city has partnered with home-sharing website Nesterly.

Business
1 year ago
REPORT: Whatcom County wages up, but still lag behind other WA counties

A new study also claims single adults in the state need to make just under $110,000 per year to live comfortably.

Local
1 year ago
“No Kings” rally brings thousands to the streets of Bellingham, Anacortes and more

BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets over […]

Lifestyle
1 year ago
New “Canada Strong Pass” saves travelers money while in Canada

From June 20 until Sept. 2, visitors from abroad along with residents can go to national parks in Canada for free and go to museums or galleries for a discounted rate.

Traffic
1 year ago
James Street bridge could reopen by the end of June

The final stage of the project is to pave the roadway, which began this week.

Local
1 year ago
Property owners take legal action against City of Bellingham over short-term rental restrictions

The city filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit last week, alleging that the case was too similar to another one filed by the couple in April.

Local
1 year ago
New lawsuit claims the City of Bellingham illegally seized and destroyed motorhome

The couple are seeking damages for their lost property and violation of their constitutional rights in the active lawsuit.

Government
1 year ago
Washington’s carbon emission auction sells out as price climbs

The funds will go toward hundreds of green-energy projects throughout Washington from electric school buses to solar and heat pump installations and energy credits.

Outdoors
1 year ago
Crabbing season opens this July in Bellingham and the San Juan Islands

WDFW officials announced the opening dates and remind crabbers of state regulations.