Recent NWCitizen Articles

30 Years Later, Port OKs Commission Expansion Vote - but maybe with a poison pill
There is a "pilot" program, about to be in effect in six states, to reduce costs by requiring prior authorization for procedures for Traditional Medicare patients.
Long awaited and much needed, this busy intersection will finally have some concrete guidance for drivers.
Planning Commission member and voice for the city’s low-income, Barbara Plaskett, was a shoe-in for a second term—until three city council members sank her. What did she do “wrong?”
The willingness, the capability, the persistence, and the unmitigated gall to scam our veterans knows no bounds.
Why should every one of you, whether you are interested in technology or not, be interested in what is going on with our publicly owned fiber-optic resources? Because it is a story that exemplifies
Visit a military cemetery. The soldiers are talking to us.
Oxygen levels in Lake Whatcom are dangerously low.
[5/14/205 Correction/Clarification.  There are strictly speaking three union groups that are on strike at PeaceHealth as pointed out to me by a reader.  "SEIU, which includes CNAs, techs, cleaning
So it’s been a few weeks since the COB council passed their pretend “fiber plan” to compliment their intentionally worthless “conduit ordinance.” We thought that we might see a ray of hope
“Opinions don’t affect facts. But facts should affect opinions, and do, if you’re rational.”—Ricky Gervais
Elon Musk could easily reclaim several hundred billion dollars by attacking fraud, waste, and abuse within the Medicare (Dis)Advantage program.
A critique of Andrew Reding's public and political actions as he prepares to run for a seat on the Bellingham City Council.
Bellingham needs a new approach to low cost housing.
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.
Now that I think of it, half of Medicare has already been privatized under Bush, Obama, Trump 45, and Biden.
Thanks to Jon Humphrey, our community knows more about public fiber than most. Unfortunately, it hasn’t helped us.
It is about “having the six”* of your fellow veterans.
New 33-unit project makes matters worse

Maggie Carrigan

Commenting Since Dec 31, 1969
Born in AZ, grew up in Calif, lived in San Diego, Reno and Bellingham. Worked for a large glass mfg. co., the Directors of engineering for 2 large engineering firms, 1 being General Dynamics, and drove a school bus for 12 years along with other misc. positions.

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