Public Hearing tonight on Fairhaven Highlands

By John Servais · Tue Oct 20, 2009

Public comment on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed Fairhaven Highlands is tonight, Tuesday, October 20.

By John Servais · Mon Oct 19, 2009

As most of us political junkies know, there are many many ways to get around the Public Disclosure Commission and its complex set of campaign reporting rules. Indeed, even ignoring the consequ

Why the Fairhaven Highlands Draft EIS violates SEPA law

By Larry Horowitz · Sun Oct 18, 2009

No confidence. That’s right. NO CONFIDENCE! I have no confidence in the Fairhaven Highlands EIS… and neither should you.

The Way I See It - Port Reform

By Ham Hayes · Wed Oct 14, 2009

It is time to change the guard at the Port Commission. Our two incumbents running for re-election just don’t get it. Commissioners Walker and Smith have been in office for 18 and 15 yea

Here’s To Washington State’s Women! A Visit with Dr.Linda Allen

By Kamalla Rose Kaur · Sat Oct 10, 2009

Dr. Linda Allen takes the long way home to Bellingham once again as she tours the nooks and crannies of Washington State in 2010 with a multi-media presentation called “Here’s to the Women!” I

The Way I See It - The Elephant in the Room

By Ham Hayes · Wed Oct 7, 2009

Healthcare and other socio-political dueling monologues are beginning to wear thin. Not because the topics aren’t worthy of our consideration. Far from it. What is discouraging is how

Saving Blanchard Mountain

By Ken Wilcox · Sat Oct 3, 2009

[This is an updated and abridged version of an article published earlier this year in The Wild Cascades, journal of the North Cascades Conservation Council]

Controversy is still stewi

Hope for Chuckanut Ridge

By Larry Horowitz · Thu Oct 1, 2009

If you are interested in saving Chuckanut Ridge, there is some glimmer of hope for preserving this ecologically-rich and environmentally-sensitive property. If you are willing to make a single phone

Notes from the League of Women Voters Forum

By John Servais · Thu Oct 1, 2009

What a comfort. I can sit at my computer, watch the forum in a small TV window while I type this column in another - all at the comfort of my desk. BTV now streams meetings live as well as playing t

The Way I See It - Hoofing through France

By Ham Hayes · Wed Sep 30, 2009

One good way to better understand our society and culture is to visit another country. Many questions and a little bit of trepidation can arise before and during a trip, even for seasoned trav

Highly disturbing

By John Servais · Fri Sep 25, 2009

These photos are from a video taken at the G-20 protests in Pittsburgh. Why are unidentified, Army-fatigue-wearing men very forcibly taking a protester and jamming him into an unmarked car, then raci

Changing the Power Structure

By Craig Mayberry · Wed Sep 23, 2009

One of the underlying currents of the recent discussions around health care is the role of the federal government. I thought it would be interesting to see how much is spent per person by our

Sikh-ing Respect for Cultural Diversity

By · Mon Sep 21, 2009

Editor’s Note: We received this Letter to the Editor in response to Kamalla Rose Kaur’s earlier story, <a href=”http://www.nwcitizen.us/entry/welcome-to-the-land-of-the-lummis” target=”_blan

Food Safety Czar

By Craig Mayberry · Tue Sep 15, 2009

Much has been made of czars in the current administration; however, one czar in particular should have people from both political sides a little nervous. In a case of sheer duplicity, the firs

It Comes Down to People

By Craig Mayberry · Mon Sep 14, 2009

I have mentioned there is little difference between government and big business; both are run by bureaucracies not known to be customer friendly. This issue is important on two fronts we are c

Wooden Boats

By Ken Wilcox · Fri Sep 11, 2009

Whatever happened to the building of wooden boats on Bellingham Bay? The tradition and the history are rich here, as people like myself, oblivious to the craft, learned recently at the Whatcom

The Way I See It - Lessons from Children

By Ham Hayes · Wed Sep 9, 2009

You know you’ve failed when your action of last resort is to attack. Attacking is, in fact, a defensive response to the inability to persuade others to a particular course of action comb

Orphalee Smith to run against Fleetwood

By John Servais · Tue Sep 8, 2009

I’ve heard from trusted sources that Orphalee Smith will be filing as a write-in candidate for the At-Large Bellingham City Council position this week. As we all know, Seth Fleetwood is the on

Welcome to the Land of the Lummis

By Kamalla Rose Kaur · Mon Sep 7, 2009

“In our different excursions, particularly those in the neighborhood of Port Discovery, the skulls, limbs, ribs, and backbones, or some other vestiges of the human body, were found in many place

Word to the Wild #4: Watery Walks for Rainy Days

By Ken Wilcox · Fri Sep 4, 2009

McMillan Spire in the North Cascades’ Picket Range has been on my peak-baggers to-do list since the 1980s. Barely a week ago, three friends and I finally locked in plans to head into tha

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What $100 Will Buy

By Deb Gaber · Wed Aug 20, 2014

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This map was published by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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