Apr 24, 2009 | KOMO-TV Seattle
To save the oyster or the salmon?
The oyster industry is worth millions to Washington state. To protect the oysters, growers use pesticides.
Whatcom County Library meetings to explain tax request
Whatcom County Library System officials will hold 12 meetings throughout the county to explain why more tax dollars are needed to maintain current levels of service and staffing.
Eight sets of bones, few clues to their identities
On Sept. 9, 1980, someone in Bay Center, Pacific County, carefully packed the partial skull of a child into a box labeled "Books," went to the local post office and mailed it to the University of Washington's ...
A list of remains found in UW anthropology archive
Remains found in the University of Washington's anthropology department archives, as provided by Public Health-Seattle and King County: _Person No.
UW finds remains preserved by anthropology prof
Daris Swindler could read old bones in the days before DNA analysis became commonplace.
UW's Anthropology Dept. Finds Old Bones
The University of Washington says its anthropology department has discovered the remains of eight people -- possible crime victims -- in its archives, and is providing the bones to the King County Medical ...
Stories from the front: Whatcom County fades to white
Non-stop snow and wind left many Whatcom County streets quiet Wednesday, Dec. 17. "Everything is white," said Marilyn DeKoster, manager at Dutch Mothers Family Restaurant in Lynden.