Recent NWCitizen Articles

Dick Conoboy · Mon May 16, 2016

Uber, the cheap ride taxi company, is targeting the troops to become drivers in ads disguised as articles in publications such as the Army Times.

KPLU needs and deserves our donations

John Servais · Sun May 15, 2016

Herons or Oil: Which are long term?

John Servais · Sat May 14, 2016

The March Point protestors this weekend will hopefully show serious concern and not disturb the heron colony near the refineries.

No Coal Terminal at Cherry Point - Final

John Servais · Mon May 9, 2016

The Seattle office of the Army Corps of Engineers has formally denied a permit for building a coal terminal at Cherry Point in Whatcom County. Updated at 4pm.

Bellilngham Comprehensive Plan Udpate Moves to Council for Action

Dick Conoboy · Sat May 7, 2016

Boring, predictable Trump plays to conservative Lynden crowd

Ralph Schwartz · Sat May 7, 2016

Supporters say he will beat Hillary Clinton.

The Insurers Protection and Unaffordable Care Act

Dick Conoboy · Wed May 4, 2016

Event to Help Veterans

Dick Conoboy · Mon May 2, 2016

An Open Letter to U.S. Representative Rick Larsen

David Camp · Tue Apr 26, 2016

Also to all U.S. Representative candidates in the 1st and 2nd U.S. Congressional districts for the election in 2016

Citizens: BPD dismissive of people of color

Ralph Schwartz · Tue Apr 26, 2016

Group cites failure to investigate assaults on anti-police-racism marchers

Proposed Options High will be on 10 inch gas pipeline

John Servais · Tue Apr 26, 2016

Five districts pass; GOP incites conservatives to fight map in court

Ralph Schwartz · Thu Apr 21, 2016

Republicans rolled over and approved the Democrats’ map to set the stage for a legal challenge

Local news: an invitation

John Servais · Thu Apr 21, 2016

Unanimous Yes vote for 5 county council districts

John Servais · Wed Apr 20, 2016

GOP vote for Democratic plan to prevent locked committee and then county council becoming decision makers of districting boundaries

Report on City Council Retreat

Dick Conoboy · Tue Apr 19, 2016

The Bellingham City Council conducted a retreat on 16 April to discuss a number of issues, including a set of proposed strategies to ensure “sustainable services.”