Recent NWCitizen Articles

Michael Riordan guest writes about state senators Doug Ericksen and Don Benton being appointed by President Trump to bring his changes to the Federal Environmental Protection Agency.
Stoney Bird explains the Community Rights movement and notes a documentary movie about this showing in March in Anacortes and Bellingham
English Rugby Team vision consultant Sherylle Calder advises them to limit smart phone use.
Preliminary but incomplete statistics on inspections in the York Neighborhood.
There is no Gort to save us.
Rental inspections are providing a window into the condition of rentals and the view is outrageous.
A brief expose of who our Senators actually work for.
How much have we ceded our rights in the workplace? David Ellerman tells us…a lot!
A brief essay on the transience of all things.
Eric Hirst writes an overview of seasonal water use in Whatcom County - and supports his views with a well researched report that he also wrote.
Wherein citizens snooze, they lose
This blather about Trump is not getting done what needs to be done to take the country back from the oligarchs.
After seven years on the city council, Michael Lilliquist is elected president for the 2017 year. Recognition long overdue.
A brief primer on the options for handling sewage sludge, and how B’ham has chosen the worst, from a planetary perspective.
Both lanes of I-5 northbound are fully open this morning past the rock slide area. It does not look like they will close again. See article for more info.
Wherein the serpent struggles to remain unnoticed
Five of the largest banks in the U.S. have exposure to hundreds of trillions in bad investments and derivatives, while our savings accounts are woefully under-insured.
Fresh from a half-million-dollar maintenance job this September, the 68 year old ferry has broken down again; out of service at 9 p.m. Tuesday night for repairs.
How a grinch - and maybe two of them - are callously causing the post office of over 100 years to close in Fairhaven, an historic community on the south edge of Bellingham.
Wherein history begins to repeat itself
MJ Wettergreen

MJ Wettergreen

Bellingham · Commenting Since Jul 15, 2016
Maggie is a web designer and programmer living in Bellingham, Wash. She is an alumni of Western Washington University, and currently works on development and maintenance for NWCitizen to keep everything running smoothly. From time to time you may see her pop-up and comment, usually with the dual purpose of checking out a new feature of the website.

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