John Blethen - candidate for Port Commissioner

By · Sat Aug 1, 2009

Note: Each primary election candidate - Port, County Council and City Council - has been invited to submit one article for posting here on NwCitizen. This is the second to be posted. As othe

By John Servais · Thu Jul 30, 2009

I’m endorsing Ham Hayes and Doug Karlberg for Port Commissioners. You will be receiving your ballot in the mail either today or tomorrow. It’s time for us to act intelligently.

What st

Doug Karlberg - candidate for Port Commissioner

By Doug Karlberg · Tue Jul 28, 2009

Note: Each primary election candidate - Port, County Council and City Council - has been invited to submit one article for posting here on NwCitizen. The first we have received is from Doug.

Poop - Bellingham’s Billion Dollar Boondoggle

By Tip Johnson · Mon Jul 27, 2009

This week’s “Gristle”, by Cascadia Weekly Editor Tim Johnson, includes this electoral season’s first substantive issue to appear in local print media <a href=”http://www.nwcitizen.us/entry/bell

All Quiet On The Western Front

By Kamalla Rose Kaur · Mon Jul 27, 2009

“In a society of free men (and women) the proper aim of education is to prepare an individual to make wise decisions. All else is but contributory.”
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Bellingham Herald continues slide to irrelevance

By John Servais · Sat Jul 25, 2009

Our local daily newspaper, the Bellingham Herald, continues to decline in its usefulness and value to citizens and residents of Bellingham and Whatcom County. The Herald, one of the lowest cir

Bill Mize Forum recap

By John Servais · Thu Jul 23, 2009

Last night’s Bill Mize forum was very informative - as it is each year. It was also great Americana at the rural Rome Grange hall on the Mt Baker highway, the non-airconditioned old building, the coo

We need two new Port Commissioners

By John Servais · Wed Jul 22, 2009

Lets vote in two new Port of Bellingham commissioners. There is one very good reason - to return the Port to economic stimulation and job creation in Whatcom County. For the past 15 years or

Is Whatcom County Government ‘Frugal’?

By Tom Pratum · Mon Jul 20, 2009

We have heard for years about how our county has been prudent in its expenditures and exhibited only the best in financial stewardship. The only proof - as far as I can tell - that has been offered to

The Public Health Care Option

By Craig Mayberry · Wed Jul 15, 2009

The big debate in Congress is now the health care. A number of months ago I posted another option and will repost that again in the next few weeks. The current discussion in Washington, however, is

Let’s Meet At Burns’ Cabins - For my regional hero, June Burn

By Kamalla Rose Kaur · Sun Jul 12, 2009

Our friend had found two acres at the foot of Sehome Hill, one a little fir-clad knoll, the other a level acre of meadow and garden.

Reunions, Reprobates and Sarah Palin

By John Lesow · Mon Jul 6, 2009

Note:
This article was originally posted on September 7, 2008, shortly after John McCain announced he had chosen Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate. The negative responses emanating

Salute to the 4th and our flag

By John Servais · Sat Jul 4, 2009

Salute to the 4th of July and our celebration of Independence from foreign governance, invasion or control. May we some day have the wisdom to grant the same to other countries. And the s

Rolling Rolling In Their Graves - What happened to WWU?

By Kamalla Rose Kaur · Wed Jul 1, 2009

Interim Editor’s Note: Hi. John Servais, the esteemed publisher, will be back from vacation soon and I had very little to do while appointed interim editor of Northwest Citizen in his absence

Public use of Roeder Home begins anew

By Sheri Ward · Sat Jun 27, 2009

A group of spinners chatted happily while Flip Breskin gave them a brief guitar serenade.

Barnstorming for Port Reform

By John Servais · Sat Jun 13, 2009

Updated schedule for the traveling political forum for the primary election.Ballots are mailed July 29 and the election closes on August 18.

Next forum:

Tuesday, July 2

Boating accident reporting is missing from Herald

By John Servais · Wed Jun 10, 2009

A few days ago, our community lost two young people to a tragic accident. A boating accident in Bellingham Bay. Yet we know almost nothing about them and the facts surrounding this accident.

Council to consider Roeder Home future

By Sheri Ward · Sun Jun 7, 2009

The Whatcom County Council will be considering adoption of the recommendations of the Roeder Home Task Force at its evening meeting on Tuesday, June 9, starting at 7 p.m. The Roeder Home issue is the

Word to the Wild #1: The American Alps

By Ken Wilcox · Thu Jun 4, 2009

This is the first installment of a new column by Ken Wilcox on the Northwest outdoors–for active, reactive and proactive people.

Much of interest is brewing these days in the splendifer

Bellingham Herald future

By John Servais · Wed Jun 3, 2009

This week, McClatchy sold its Herald building to Bob Hall. McClatchy, owner of the Herald newspaper, is in deep financial trouble. The Herald decided this simple building sale was worth front

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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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