Recent NWCitizen Articles

Or at least, take a moment to learn about the privatization of Medicare, commonly called Medicare [Dis]Advantage.
An in-depth look at local housing: insightful, researched, and provocative.
Whatcom County Sheriff voted on by registered voters in Whatcom County
The passage of time alone will not save Bellingham from this dangerous situation. Only strong and persistent action on the part of its citizens will be effective against this menace.
At the Bellingham Waterfront, new condos are under construction, a new affordable housing apartment complex is being built, the Portal and Pump Track support successful new business, and a six acre,
The President of the American Red Cross has come out in support of the Gold Medal for the Dollies who served in Vietnam
We reprint the 2014 speech she gave upon accepting the Paul deArmond Award.
$3.5 million Point Roberts Broadband project: is it worth it?
This legislation calls for a $5 trillion National Infrastructure Bank that will finance the nation’s infrastructure needs without involving the budget or adding to the national debt.
Whatcom County Council District 4 position is voted for only by those living in the 4th District, the center of the county including Lynden.
Whatcom County Executive election, voted on by all residents of our county
Whatcom County Council At Large position, voted on by all residents of the county.
Experience counts.
The developer, who bought the property to build the private student dormitory, CityView, now has a very, very large white elephant on his hands.
The Port contends it is mandated to increase revenue and jobs for the Port. But just what does that mean?
Bellingham City Council, At Large position, voted on by all residents of Bellingham.
Meridian School Board election, position 5
They died in Vietnam supporting and entertaining the troops. Memorial Day is for them too. So is a Congressional Gold Medal.
Anika Sirois comments on the idea of a new jail for Whatcom County
The state of Washington has much to gain by the passage of a bill that will provide for $5 trillion to finance infrastructure nationwide.

Ray Kamada

Commenting Since Dec 31, 1969
Retired atmospheric physicist, now mostly involved in climate change and renewable energy studies.

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