By: Elisabeth Britt

With the advent of deepfakes, the line between reality and fantasy just dissolved. Elizabeth Britt considers some consequences.
The Whatcom County Council today appointed Simon Sefzik to fill the remaining 10 months of the senate seat for the 42nd District.
Wherein Elisabeth carefully explains the facts behind this latest freakout by conservative political agitators
Despite ADA requirements, proposed trail has no provisions for people with disabilities.
Unprincipled Whatcom County State Senator Doug Ericksen is urged to resign. Britt and Riordan first broke the news of his Cambodia hijinks on NW Citizen.
Doug Ericksen and Vincent Buys are in Cambodia as we post this. What are these two Washington State 42nd Legislative District elected officials doing in Cambodia? What indeed!
Updated: Our Whatcom County Council is considering an ordinance tomorrow that will gut the provisions of state legislation that opened back up rural water wells for home owners and farmers.
A critical look at the state legislature’s lame and deceptive effort to halt sexual harrassment and assault in - in the state legislature.
Washington state Governor Jay Inslee signed bipartisan legislation today that resolves the rural water permits for homeowner uses.
Social Media exchanges among politically polarized groups often deteriorate into personal attacks, smear campaigns and verbal abuse.
Former Whatcom County Councilmember Kershner asserts that Satpal Sidhu is unfit for public office.
Our rural Whatcom County residents are being denied the right to have water for new homes, and this in a county that has no idea how much water it has, but has a lot.
A counter to Hirst’s position. An insightful overview of the current situation with Whatcom County’s exempt water wells and the unfair building moratorium the council has put on rural property owners.
The state DOE has prepared an interactive map that allows rural property owners to check on water resources for their property.
The county council is holding a public hearing.
A counter to the Eric Hirst inspired decision of the county council to clamp a total moratorium on drilling new water wells in Whatcom County - and thus a home building ban.
Ken Mann has an election hangover.

Elisabeth Britt

Citizen Journalist · Writing Since Dec 31, 1969
Before becoming a citizen journalist, Elisabeth Britt worked in Olympia as a legislative aide. Locally, she served on the WRIA 1 Planning Unit, the Coordinated Water System Plan and as a state team member for the Federal Lummi Nation Water Rights Negotiations. In other roles, Britt served as chair of the Public Safety Committee for WDOT Whitewater Amphitheater Blue Ribbon Traffic Safety Commission and sat on the WA State Department of Ecology Citizen’s Advisory Committee.

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