Recent NWCitizen Articles

The last of the scrap metal is loaded on the ship and it will be gone from our town.
A 54-photo tour of the ruptured pipe area of the Whatcom Creek explosion taken in July 1999.
Below is an audio tape of 911 calls, emergency responders’ radio communications, and local radio coverage from June 10, 1999 when Whatcom Creek exploded in Bellingham
Whatcom County's confusing water rights will be defined by court proceedings beginning now
If not killed-in-action, they are still dying from the effects of their service in Vietnam.
The foam of secrecy hides all.
Local presentations scheduled on a reasonable use framework for water resource management
Broadband-Washing: Greenwashing the Internet
Pacific Northwest organizers join a global campaign to abolish all nukes and push for a city council resolution to start
If the hospitals are smelling a rat, so should Medicare (Dis)Advantage victims (AKA enrollees).
With such a bank in place, we would likely not be scrambling around and asking Congress for rebuild monies, as we are now with the catastrophic event involving the Francis Scott Key bridge on March 26, 2024.
Port of Bellingham commissioners terminate last 13 years of ABC Recycling lease
No public fiber means we can’t compete with big telecom. EVER.
Crappier coverage for us, even more money for insurance companies.
Who benefits? Palestinians are being slaughtered. Genocide. Gaza is being leveled.
The Port Commission has decreed that Bellingham’s waterfront will remain a toxic, festering sore
We needed a hook, and we think we found it.
Peoples Bank proposes to tear down the once popular Zane Burger restaurant to build a branch office.
Biden administration is asking the public to report on bogus advertising claims of Medicare Advantage providers.

Mike Sennett

Commenting Since Oct 19, 2020
Concerned Citizen

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