Recent NWCitizen Articles

Racism and Western’s Late College of Ethnic Studies
By Kamalla Rose Kaur · Mon Jan 18, 2010
Profiles WWU’s College of Ethnic Studies and racism during the 60s
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Political Ethics
By Craig Mayberry · Sat Jan 16, 2010
Contrasts business ethics and political ethics
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The Way I See It - Don’t Eat That!
By Ham Hayes · Wed Jan 13, 2010
What will New York’s proposed salt reduction laws do for us?
City working to buy Chuckanut Ridge
By John Servais · Mon Jan 11, 2010
Bellingham council and mayor are working to buy the 80 acres of Chuckanut Ridge development for a bargain price. Washington Federal does not want the land.
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Hippie Jim’s Peace Prize
By Kamalla Rose Kaur · Sun Jan 10, 2010
Local concert celebrates Pete Seeger’s 90th birthday–and the efforts of one man to see him awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Horizon Bank closed by FDIC
By John Servais · Fri Jan 8, 2010
Fate of proposed Chuckanut Ridge development continues to be a concern.
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The Way I See It - Flying Blind
By Ham Hayes · Wed Jan 6, 2010
The screening of several million airline passengers a day is a huge task–and not being very well done.
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Sport of Bellingham
By Tip Johnson · Tue Jan 5, 2010
Port of Bellingham in the news
Dear Mr. President
By Tip Johnson · Thu Dec 31, 2009
Tip writes a letter to President Obama about Health Care and about his concerns that Obama has sold us short.
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The Way I See It - Decade “Change”
By Ham Hayes · Wed Dec 30, 2009
Paul Krugman of the New York Times calls the now departing decade, “Decade Zero.” My wife and I are traveling this week to visit three of our six grandchildren, and to me Krugman&#
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Axtell House - Spirit of Christmas Past
By Kamalla Rose Kaur · Thu Dec 24, 2009
Holiday Album 2009 - mixing conversations and prose, Charles Dickens quotes, with history provided by the National Museum of Women’s History.

1. “I will honour Christmas in my heart,
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The Way I See It - Be Thankful
By Ham Hayes · Wed Dec 23, 2009
I recently heard Nicholas Kristof speak on the oppression of women and girls around the world. He and his wife, Sheryl WuDunn, have just published a brilliant book, “Half the Sky,” Alfr
Incredibly Carbonaceous
By Tip Johnson · Mon Dec 21, 2009
It looks like we’ve got a pretty watered down climate accord. It doesn’t provide accountability and won’t limit warming to within the two degree Celsius out-of-control climate tipping point.
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The Way I See It - Season’s Greetings
By Ham Hayes · Wed Dec 16, 2009
It’s the Season. As a country and a society we come from many diverse cultures and belief systems. And few other countries in the world protect the right of self expression, of religiou
WA State Government Spending
By Craig Mayberry · Tue Dec 15, 2009
It is always fascinating to watch the government budgeting process. With the recent reduction in revenue forecast, the Governor and other state politicians announced a severe cut in funding to
Happy Birthday, Frank Sinatra
By John Lesow · Sun Dec 13, 2009
On this day in 1915, Francis Albert Sinatra was born in Hoboken, New Jersey. It was a difficult home birth for Sinatra’s mother, Dolly. The 13 pound Sinatra arrived stillborn. The chil
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The Way I See It - Sad days in Congress
By Ham Hayes · Wed Dec 9, 2009
Most companies depend on customer satisfaction to stay in business. If our U.S. Congress were a company, it would be in deep trouble on that count. Few would buy their stock. Congress’
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Fairhaven Highlands killed by FDIC?
By Larry Horowitz · Tue Dec 8, 2009
On Dec 3, the FDIC issued a Supervisory Prompt Corrective Action Directive to Horizon Bank due to the bank’s critically undercapitalized status.
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The Elusive Truth About Chuckanut Ridge/Fairhaven Highlands
By Tip Johnson · Sat Dec 5, 2009
I always hate public issues that involve decades of history and require integration of multiple points. I refer to it as ‘the indignity of explanation.’ Public interest advocates gain nothing
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City negligence spawns class-action lawsuit
By Larry Horowitz · Fri Dec 4, 2009
Dateline: Nov 11, 2011 Bellingham, WA A series of recent landslides around the perimeter of Chuckanut Ridge, which caused substantial property damage.
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