Recent NWCitizen Articles

A developer’s meeting with Samish neighbors sheds more light on the Samish View Development.
How and why we can change the use of many urban streets to activities other than exclusive use for cars and trucks. They are our public spaces for use as we see best.
Summer visitors are likely to bring COVID-19 to previously unaffected or lightly affected seasonal communities requiring a model for risk evaluation and adaptive responses.
With three apartment complexes (about 700 tenants ) added to the congested area around the Samish/I-5 bridge, the situation is about to get “interesting”.
How the Herald reports Bellingham news by reprinting articles from the Seattle Times - but cannot even do that honestly.
The ACLU this morning filed a lawsuit for wrongful termination of Dr Lin, the emergency room doctor who spoke out about lack of safe procedutes at St. Joseph Hospital in Bellingham.
Having certainty about one’s water rights would allow users to negotiate with greater confidence than they now have.
Opponents of this project await a public meeting before the city’s Planning Commission, possibly in June.
Elwood Edge Apartments at Elwood and Lincoln will add 154 to 186 tenants to the already congested area at the Samish Way overpass. But don’t go away. There is more.
An opinionated review of how the novel coronavirus struck Skagit, San Juan and Whatcom Counties, with a focus on the lessons learned.
Our guest writer takes us through an explanation of inflation and deflation in the time of COVID-19
An analysis of the emerging China bashing for political purposes and why it is so misplaced. A Chinese-American, who grew up in Hong Kong and lived many years in Texas, gives us his perspective.
A straightforward assessment of the CityView dormitory apartment complex proposal.
Our guest writer makes a case for the minting of one or more trillion dollar coins as a funding mechanism in the time of COVID-19 and a collapsing economy.
Senicide is a term not oft used but it is making a resurgence in this time of pandemic.
A comprehensive overview of the CityView private dormitory complex proposed for the Puget Neighborhood.
Western Washington University seems to hate trees as they remove 48 more beautiful fir trees this week from the campus.
Hotspots like the one in the Benton county in Washington may prove to have a higher level, chronic COVID-19 infection rate as the governor attempts to re-open the economy.
Dr. David Swanson gives us his final report on the trajectory of COVID-19’s rise in the county.
The developer has submitted a complete application for a 106 unit dormitory apartment complex with 318 residents.

Thomas Gilmore

Commenting Since Aug 26, 2020
Retired public school science teacher.

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