Recent NWCitizen Articles

The Way I See It - En Garde
Ham Hayes · Wed Jul 21, 2010
“We have lots of robberies.” As I reported last week, that was the apocalyptic statement by the investigating officer to our recent plight in St. Petersburg.
Greed: The Shadowy So-called Non-profit Taecan
Tip Johnson · Mon Jul 19, 2010
For-Profit Non-Profits - Pulling the Plug on Services
The Forsaken Constituents of Lummi Island
Tip Johnson · Mon Jul 19, 2010
Taxation without representation
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Book Review:  Whole Earth Discipline
Eric Hirst · Fri Jul 16, 2010
Eric Hirst reviews this October 2009 book by Stewart Brand of Whole Earth Catalog fame. Stewart is critical of several mainstream environmental stances.
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Libraries are still very valuable
John Servais · Fri Jul 16, 2010
The New Spice Man tells us why libraries are useful and valuable. This applies to all libraries.
Three Port Executive Finalists Withdraw
John Servais · Fri Jul 16, 2010
In a surprise development, the Port of Bellingham is starting over again in their search for an executive director. Position now vacant for over a year.
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The Way I See It - From Russia with Love
Ham Hayes · Wed Jul 14, 2010
Ham’s final post on his travel comments from Russia.
Climate and transparent process
John Servais · Wed Jul 14, 2010
The Atlantic Monthly has an article on Climate gate that every Enviro true believer should read. Some healthy skepticism is very needed.
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Oil Spill - What is not reported
John Servais · Mon Jun 28, 2010
BP oil spill video taken on a private plane flight over the Gulf of Mexico. The spill is worse than our media are telling us.
Never Enough? Enough is Enough!
Tip Johnson · Mon Jun 21, 2010
Wherein the absurdity of the Lummi Blockade is explored in yet more excrutiating detail
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Please sign the anti-whaling petition
John Servais · Fri Jun 18, 2010
Let’s help get one million signatures on the anti-whaling petition.
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The Way I See It - Heart and Gut
Ham Hayes · Wed Jun 16, 2010
Our society is out of its mind. Well, maybe not quite completely, but it needs to be.
Public support saves Fairhaven Library
John Servais · Wed Jun 16, 2010
Library Trustees reversed themselves from last week and spared closing the Fairhaven library.
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DOWNWARD BOUND - with Hippie Jim
Kamalla Rose Kaur · Mon Jun 14, 2010
Wherein Hippie Jim addresses a growing need in our modern age
How to close a library
John Servais · Mon Jun 14, 2010
Yes, the city powers have decided to close the Fairhaven Library. Only strong citizen objections can change it.
Apparently You Can Always Get What You Want
· Fri Jun 11, 2010
Marilyn Olsen is today’s guest writer. She submitted this the day after the Library Board meeting.
The Way I See It - A long way to go
Ham Hayes · Wed Jun 9, 2010
Success often comes in small steps spread over time. A recent article from the local Seattle office of the FBI underscores one of those moments, “SEX TRAFFICKING CONVICTIONS, Seattle Gang Dismantled”.
Barry Buchanan running for Mayor
John Servais · Tue Jun 8, 2010
Barry Buchanan, city council representative from Bellingham’s Third Ward, has filed papers to run for Mayor.
The Dumbest Meeting Ever
Tip Johnson · Tue Jun 8, 2010
I mean, come on!
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Fairhaven Library to be Closed
John Servais · Tue Jun 8, 2010
Bellingham Library Board of Trustees decided today to close the library for cost cutting reasons. Branches are low priority. Formal vote next week.
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