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How to recycle wrapping paper and Christmas packaging in Whatcom County
Once the presents are opened and the gifts are stacked high, it's time to answer the age-old holiday question: What do I do with all these wrappings and bows? This time of year, the amount of trash and recycling produced tends to increase.
Gingerbread creators ready for port festival
Neither Llew Hollingsworth nor Janet Boyhan is especially devoted to baking, but they can't help but be captivated by the Port of Bellingham's annual gingerbread contest.
Shoppers prepare for the craziness of Black Friday
When Thanksgiving dinner is complete and the dishes are put away, the women in Lori Gardner's family are ready for one more intensive planning session.
Whatcom County Jail report for Nov. 23
The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office lists the following people as being booked into the Whatcom County Jail.
Whatcom County Jail report for Nov. 18
The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office lists the following people as being booked into the Whatcom County Jail.
Whatcom County Council rejects Kremen's changes to growth area plans
County Council members declined to make significant changes to their plan for updating urban growth areas countywide, even after the county executive requested that they reconsider the plan for four urban areas.
Everson considers property tax increase
City Council members will vote on a 1 percent property tax increase during their meeting Tuesday, Nov.
Halloween events in Whatcom County
Harvest at Stoney Ridge Farm Thursday, Oct. 29, 10 a.m. Stoney Ridge Farm, 2092 Van Dyk, Everson; Thursday and Friday-$2 a person, age 3 and under and age 55 and older free.
Raspberry harvest a big one for Whatcom County farmers
With the help of decent weather, this year's raspberry crop turned out to be nearly a record-breaker for Whatcom County.
Five named to board of Big Brothers Big Sisters
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Washington announced the appointment of Bob O'Brien, Cyndie Shepard, Janet Lippert, Chris Farkas and Jacob Petz to its board of directors.
Senior Renae Dahlquist is no ordinary Coug. Born and raised in Everson, a small town about 30 minutes north of Bellingham, Renae has always pursued her dreams.
Water backflow not an issue in Everson
A City Council candidate was mistaken when he singled out water backflow as one of the bigger issues facing the city of Everson, according to the city's backflow specialist.
Coats and other outerwear wanted for Whatcom County needy
Coats, jackets, gloves and other new or gently used outerwear are being sought by Interfaith Coalition of Whatcom County for its annual coat drive.
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Several people injured at party near Everson
Several people were injured and taken to St. Joseph Hospital after a stolen car struck them at a party near Everson early Saturday morning, Sept.
Whatcom County Jail report for Sept. 11 to Sept. 13
The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office lists the following people as being booked into the Whatcom County Jail.
Lynden honors local police, firefighters in 9/11 commemoration
For an hour Friday morning, Sept. 11, the world was a little more peaceful and friendly for local law enforcement and firefighters.
Accused Shooter Considered Armed And Dangerous On The Loose
Police need your help to track down convict 28-year-old Jeremy Bradford who is accused of opening fire during a robbery and is now running loose.
Asbestos closes Whatcom Co. B&B
A Whatcom County family is about to lose everything because of an invisible danger.
County Executive's urban growth proposal would add agricultural land
County Executive Pete Kremen's land-use proposal would increase the amount of land zoned for agriculture in Whatcom County, not decrease it, new data shows.
Sheriff's Office seeking Everson man suspected of armed robbery
The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in locating an Everson man suspected of entering a home in the 1800 block of East Pole Road Tuesday afternoon and trying to rob it.