By: John Servais

Publish Date: 1995 - 2026

Found: 1074 Articles

John Servais · Fri Aug 6, 2021

Bellingham to get a locally owned and professional daily news publication beginning in January 2022.

County Council Plays Politics With Our Judges

John Servais · Wed Jul 21, 2021

The Whatcom County Council is afraid to make an appointment of a temporary District Court judge before the Primary Election. Is the “fix” in?

City Hall is Third World

John Servais · Tue Jul 13, 2021

Bellingham website goes dead with one person taking a few days off. So much for an administration and a system. Third world government.

The basics of Mayor Fleetwood’s attack on the Municipal Court

John Servais · Fri Jul 2, 2021

How Mayor Fleetwood and his city attorneys are violating the basic laws that our nation was founded and built upon.

Bellingham City Attorneys Removed from Muni Court Case by Judge

John Servais · Thu Jul 1, 2021

City attorney James Erb removed from legal case against Judge Lev for conflict of interest by Superior Court judge.

Bellingham Council Starts Process to Abolish Municipal Court

John Servais · Mon Jun 21, 2021

Tonight the Bellingham City Council - with no agenda notice - authorized the mayor to begin process to abolish the Bellingham Municipal Court

District Judge David Grant Resigns

John Servais · Thu Jun 3, 2021

The presiding judge of Whatcom County District Court has suddenly resigned effective July first.

Bellingham Municipal Court Judge Lev Sues the City

John Servais · Fri May 28, 2021

Debra Lev, Bellingham’s municipal court judge, is suing Mayor Seth Fleetwood and the city

Heron Colony Still Vulnerable to Development

John Servais · Wed May 19, 2021

Despite willing property sellers, and Fleetwood’s campaign promises, and the unanimous Greenways Committee vote …. sigh.

Mayor Is Asked To Preserve Trail

John Servais · Fri Apr 30, 2021

Daniel Kirkpatrick writes Mayor Fleetwood requesting he veto the council vacation of a street with a walking trail.

Task Force Slams Bellingham City Hall

John Servais · Sun Jan 31, 2021

The Whatcom Human Rights Task Force has sent an open letter to the Community regarding the sweep of Camp 210.

City Hall homeless camp cleared out a day early

John Servais · Thu Jan 28, 2021

Bellingham started clearing 24 hours earlier than announced days ago. Antifa has showed up in numbers to provoke. Heavy police presence

City Hall Clutches its Pearls

John Servais · Tue Jan 26, 2021

Mayor Fleetwood and outgoing council members could not handle the truth at last night’s Bellingham City Council meeting. Homeless people and their advocates spoke truth to power.

Gene Knutson to Retire from Bellingham Council

John Servais · Tue Jan 12, 2021

Gene Knutson today announced he will not run for reelection this year and is retiring from the Bellingham City Council.

The Same Door - Six Hours Apart

John Servais · Thu Jan 7, 2021

Two photos of the same door, one taken about 2 p.m., the other six hours later at about 8 p.m., on Wednesday, January 6, 2021.

Unanswered Questions From Oil Train Wreck at Custer

John Servais · Tue Dec 29, 2020

Something is amiss regarding the BNSF oil-train wreck in Custer on Dec 22, 2020. Why, after a week, are there no answers and a cause?

The Big Lie of Republican Environmental Values

John Servais · Sat Nov 21, 2020

Republicans who are silent during this disaster of a transition should be held to account in the next elections: county, state, and national. Here’s one example of their hypocrisy.

The 100 Acre Wood Shakedown

John Servais · Tue Nov 10, 2020

The little park district commission wants to increase taxes in an effort to prolong their fiefdom.

Ballot Drop Boxes: Auditor Drops Opportunity

John Servais · Sat Oct 31, 2020

Diana Bradrick, our elected Whatcom County Auditor, leaves two ballot drop boxes in storage rather than install them in Bellingham - where they are needed.

Voting: Thoughts on Some Election Choices

John Servais · Mon Oct 19, 2020

Some candidates and issues can be a bit obtuse as we look at the campaign literature. These recommendations are for those with progressive, liberal, or moderate values and perspectives.

Citizen journalism and NorthWest Citizen

John Servais, Fairhaven

Mon Apr 18, 2016

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Just how might citizen journalism work and why is it necessary or even viable?

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