Crabbing will be allowed each day from Oct. 1 through Dec. 31.
WSDOT crews will be doing early winter maintenance east of Glacier from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3.
The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Department of Natural Resources have announced this month’s investment list.
The Bellingham City Council unanimously approved a purchase of two parcels of land in the Lake Whatcom watershed.
Puget Sound Energy is developing a solar facility and a battery storage project that will add almost 350 megawatts of clean energy to their portfolio.
It was the 21st rescue mission of the year for Whidbey’s Naval Air Station search and rescue team.
Water quality testing has since confirmed that bacteria levels in the lake are low, and it is now safe for public use.
The city was one of 46 clean energy projects across Washington that the state Department of Commerce divvied a portion of its investment to.
The city will use the funds to remove toxic waste from the Cornwall Avenue Landfill Site, which used to be a wood treatment facility and municipal waste landfill.
Whatcom Fire District 14 urges people to be careful and says this is the fifth high-angle rescue at the falls this year.
