By: Dick Conoboy

Ambling’s motion to the hearing examiner for reconsideration was definitively rejected. The developer has not met the deadline for an appeal to the Superior Court
Puget Neighborhood will likely have in the immediate future 1,300 new rental units that will be marketed primarily to the student population.
The call of the dollar speaks more loudly to health insurance companies than does the voice and well-being of the consumer, even here in Washington.
Four bedroom dorm rooms have been nixed by the hearing examiner. University Ridge may be in trouble as a cash cow for Ambling Development of Georgia
Independent voters are for independent thinkers on the city council. Vote for Burr and Petree.
The development of University Ridge will replicate the student ghetto that fueled the riot on 12 October.
Hearing held on 11 September. Comment period extended 10 days. Effects on home owners already manifest.
The University Ridge process works only to the benefit of the developers. The public is offered tight deadlines and insufficient information.
The University Ridge dormitory development approval process is broken. The City Council should act.
Candidates for the Bellingham School Board need to let us know where they stand on charter schools.
A variance request without merit is the centerpiece of a development proposal to construct a complex of four dormitory-style buildings among single family homes in the Puget Neighborhood
D-Day forgotten.
You can give your money, normally dished out to fireworks manufacturers and distributors, to organizations that help our disabled veterans. Change the way we celebrate Independence Day.
Some very important issues with respect to the University Ridge private dormitory project in the Puget Neighborhood will not be considered in the approval process.
Ambling University Development has proposed building private, off-campus dormitory buildings in the Puget Neighborhood. Their revised proposal was submitted on 29 April.
Dangerous fireworks likely to continue being sold in Bellingham for this 4th of July
It seems that for Apple products, you do not really own that hard drive… as a journalist recently discovered.
Several complaints to the city seem to have occasioned a postponement of a height variance hearing until a complete development proposal is submitted.
Do we need to recreate the sounds and sights of the battlefield when doing so brings pain and suffering to our combat veterans?
There is a private sector development proposal to house approximately 600 students in the Puget Neighborhood on 11 acres to the east of Nevada St.
Dick Conoboy

Dick Conoboy

Citizen Journalist and Editor · Writing Since Jan 27, 2008
Dick Conoboy is a recovering civilian federal worker and military officer who was offered and accepted an all-expense paid, one year trip to Vietnam in 1968. He is a former Army Foreign Area Specialist for Western Europe and Southeast Asia, counter-terrorism intelligence analyst and information/security manager at the Defense Department. Dick also worked as a resource manager at various government offices to include then VP Al Gore’s National Partnership for Re-inventing Government, now recognized as having been a shamefully neo-liberal “think tank”. He speaks fluent French and a passable English learned through many years of elementary school experience diagramming sentences. Dick owes his writing ability to consuming large amounts of chemical laden and fried fresh water pike and perch fished from Lake Erie in the 40s and 50s near his native Cleveland whose Cuyahoga River regularly catches on fire.

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