Recent NWCitizen Articles

Who is the Real Andrew Reding?
A critique of Andrew Reding's public and political actions as he prepares to run for a seat on the Bellingham City Council.
By Jon Humphrey · Mon Apr 14, 2025
8 min read · 1 comment, 3 days ago
From Scarcity to Stability: Rewriting
the Housing Blueprint
Bellingham needs a new approach to low cost housing.
By Kerri Burnside · Tue Apr 8, 2025
4 min read · 2 comments, most recent 7 days ago
Congressional Gold Medal Legislation
Reintroduced For The Donut Dollies
A bi-partisan bill to honor the Vietnam service of the Red Cross Donut Dollies was reintroduced by Rep. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) on March 11th.
By Dick Conoboy · Thu Mar 13, 2025
2 min read
Privatize Medicare? Perish The
Thought...But Wait!
Now that I think of it, half of Medicare has already been privatized under Bush, Obama, Trump 45, and Biden.
By Dick Conoboy · Tue Mar 11, 2025
3 min read · 2 comments, most recent 2 weeks ago
City Council Fails Us Again
Thanks to Jon Humphrey, our community knows more about public fiber than most. Unfortunately, it hasn’t helped us.
By Jon Humphrey · Thu Feb 27, 2025
3 min read · 1 comment, 7 weeks ago
Veterans Must Unite To Save The
Veterans Administration
It is about “having the six”* of your fellow veterans.
By Dick Conoboy · Sun Feb 23, 2025
2 min read · 5 comments, most recent 6 weeks ago
City-Created Floodplain Threatens 62
Homes
New 33-unit project makes matters worse
By Christopher Grannis · Sun Feb 16, 2025
3 min read · 5 comments
Updated NW Citizen Website - Here It Is
Thanks to generous donations from readers, this site is renovated and improved.
By John Servais · Tue Feb 11, 2025
3 min read
YIMBYs: It Was Never About Affordability
Affordability has been a ruse for creating market rate housing.
By Scott Jones · Mon Feb 10, 2025
8 min read · 11 comments
Ask City Council to Do Right by Us
Represent Us and Our Interests. Please!
By Jon Humphrey · Sat Feb 8, 2025
3 min read · 5 comments
Bellingham City Council Resolution on
the $5 Trillion National Infrastructure Bank
Local action in support of a proposal to rebuild nationwide infrastructure
By Dick Conoboy · Wed Feb 5, 2025
2 min read · 1 comment
Truth, Justice and the American Way
Who’s Superman when you need him? We are.
By Tip Johnson · Mon Jan 27, 2025
4 min read · 2 comments
Corporate Welfare at its Worst …and
About to Get Worse
From Musk’s big investment all the way to local campaigns, political “contributions” will be re-paid. Here’s how.
By Jon Humphrey · Sat Jan 4, 2025
6 min read · 7 comments
State Budget Crisis? Stop Paying
Private Banks!
Private banks are fighting hard to keep us from starting our own state bank. There’s a reason.
By Marco Rosaire Rossi · Mon Dec 30, 2024
4 min read
Gabbard and Hegseth.  Why Are They Not
Profoundly Ashamed?
To be so manifestly unqualified and yet not be deeply aware of that speaks exactly to the very point of not being qualified.
By Dick Conoboy · Sun Dec 1, 2024
6 min read · 6 comments
New Trump Administration Expected To
Undo Biden’s Financial Regulation
Chaos likely to ensue. Catastrophe cannot be ruled out.
By Marco Rosaire Rossi · Sun Nov 24, 2024
4 min read · 15 comments
The Tyranny Of Leaf Blowers
There is no escape from the deep-throated roar and the clouds of filth produced by these machines.
By Roseanne Laan · Thu Nov 14, 2024
2 min read · 3 comments
The Election of Donald Trump
A perspective from a very old liberal political junkie.
By John Servais · Thu Nov 7, 2024
4 min read · 19 comments
Veterans Day, 2024.  What Is To Be
Done?
Deeds, not talk, count on Veterans Day
By Dick Conoboy · Mon Nov 4, 2024
2 min read · 2 comments
VA Health Care for Life?  You Now May
Be Eligible.
Several days ago, I received the following from Veterans Service Officer (VSO), Liz Witowski, of the Whatcom County Veterans Program (items below in bold are mine). On this Veterans Day, the
By Dick Conoboy · Fri Nov 1, 2024
2 min read

aaronbooker

Commenting Since Dec 31, 1969
I first got really interested in politics when I served as an Intern for a moderate Democrat on Capitol Hill during college. I moved to Bellingham in 1989, and my mom followed me back in 1999... My extended family on her side came to Bellingham in 1984 to start a hardware store, and I love having my huge extended family here.

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