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Film about liquefied natural gas project to be screened in Bellingham
"Crossroads on the Columbia," a film about a community's response to a private venture to build controversial liquefied natural gas receiving terminals on the lower Columbia River near Astoria, Ore., will be screened Tuesday, July 7. The free event runs 7 to 9 p.m. at the Sustainable Living Center, which is above the RE Store at 2309 Meridian St.
Wash. state Ryan Leaf case dismissed
Originally published July 2, 2009 at 8:36 p.m., updated July 2, 2009 at 9:39 p.m. BELLINGHAM, Wash.
Bellingham fire leaves Navy reservist, family homeless
Jonathan Doeden survived three tours in Iraq as part of the Navy Reserves. Now a fire at the Tremont Avenue home he shared with his wife and five children has left them without a place to live.
Bellingham infill options get mixed reviews
City Council members got a lot of feedback on a proposed law allowing construction of nine new housing types Monday, June 29.
Bellingham still fighting to keep Amtrak records private in death case
The city of Bellingham is still trying to keep secret documents sought by the lawyer for the family of a woman killed by an Amtrak train at Boulevard Park.
Longtime Bellingham Greek restaurant to close
One of the city's longtime Greek restaurants soon will be shutting down. Eleni and Jim Zourkos are ready to retire and do some traveling, so they will be closing Eleni's Family Restaurant after 25 years.
Lawsuit from Bellingham teen's 2006 death starts trial
A wrongful death lawsuit that resulted from a 2006 car crash that killed a Bellingham teenager started trial in Whatcom County Superior Court this week.
Panel: Bellingham doctors may help with assisted suicide, but they don't advertise it
Terminally ill Whatcom County residents who want to use the state's new Death With Dignity law to hasten their deaths are being encouraged to talk to their doctors, the Whatcom County Medical Society, and Compassion & Choices of Washington.
Oregon State has rehired Robin Ross to coach the Beavers' tight ends. Ross spent the past three seasons as the head football coach at Western Washington University.
Bellingham Schools propose $100 million budget; some layoffs may be avoided
The Bellingham School District's proposed 2009-10 budget includes millions of dollars in cuts, but also includes more funding for staff than previously expected.
Montana Man Hit by Semi in Washington
Montana Man Hit by Semi in Washington AP News A Dillon man dies after being hit by a semi truck and a car while walking along an interstate in Washington.
Man hit and killed by semi rig, car on I-5
A 22-year-old Montana man was walking along Interstate 5 at dawn on Saturday when he was hit and killed by a semi truck and a car, the Washington State Patrol reports.
Bellingham teen stabbed in apparent gang-related assault
Two teenage boys were assaulted in an apparent gang-related incident late Wednesday, June 17 outside of a house in the 4000 block of Eliza Avenue, said Mark Young, public information officer for the Bellingham Police Department.
Bellingham Planning Commission to study Samish Way urban village plan
A city plan that aims to transform a stretch of Samish Way into a walkable, mixed-use urban village will come before the Planning Commission for a public hearing this week.
Leaf apprehended at U.S.-Canada border
Ryan Leaf appears in Whatcom County Superior Court in Bellingham, Wash., after being arrested by U.S. custom agents Wednesday while trying to enter the United States from Canada.
Bellingham Police Investigate Attacks On Landscaping
Bellingham Police are trying to figure out who sprayed herbicide on lawns, trees and bushes around the city.
Why Washington and Oregon could end up with garbage from Canada
Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, is looking to ship its garbage to Washington or Oregon after a landfill closes next year in the province.
GM's Deal Affected Many Average Americans' Savings
When people think of "bondholders," they imagine tycoons. J.P. Morgan. Warren Buffett.
Bellingham issues rules for sanctuary city meeting
Nobody is to attack or berate anybody else Monday, June 8, during the community discussion over whether Bel-lingham should become a sanctuary city.
Family grieves, 10 years after pipeline blast
Wade King is forever a child. His friends are becoming men. But Wade always will be a boy, in the memories of those who love him and on the gravestone etched with the prayer he said each night with dad, Frank King.
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