Recent NWCitizen Articles

Twin Sisters Brewery - It Is Not Getting Better For The Neighbors
By Dick Conoboy · Tue Oct 23, 2018
Light pollution and special events seem to be the new normal at the Twin Sisters Brewery
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Environmentalist?  Vote NO on 1631
By John Servais · Tue Oct 23, 2018
Updated Oct 23… Initiative 1631 creates a carbon tax, which is good, but gives the money to private political organizations and even exempts the biggest polluters from the tax.
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Real 5G Concerns
By Jon Humphrey · Sat Oct 20, 2018
A description of the many concerns surrounding 5G technology including, but not limited to, health concerns.
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The Cost of Prosecutorial Mismanagement
By Juliette Daniels · Sun Oct 14, 2018
Whatcom County Deputy Prosecutor’s mismanagement of criminal cases costs victims, law enforcement, taxpayers, defendants and the justice system
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Public Banking Before It Is Too Late
By Dick Conoboy · Tue Oct 9, 2018
We have dawdled enough. Whatcom County and local municipalities must work with the legislature in Olympia to establish public banking.
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Whatcom County Candidate’s Night Kicks Off in Point Roberts - Live !
By John Lesow · Mon Oct 8, 2018
The Point Roberts Registered Voter’s Association hosts Whatcom County’s first Formal Candidates Forum of the 2018 Election Season. 10 Candidates attend.
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Whatcom Regional Transportation Study (Deeply Flawed)
By Jon Humphrey · Wed Oct 3, 2018
A critical analysis of the Whatcom Regional Transportation Study. A study that falls under the category of lies, damned lies, and statistics for sure.
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Hannah Stone selected for Bellingham city council
By John Servais · Tue Oct 2, 2018
Hannah Stone, a Bellingham immigration attorney, has been unanimously selected to serve out the vacated term of Roxanne Murphy.
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AT&T and the COB (Partners in Corporate Welfare)
By Jon Humphrey · Sun Sep 30, 2018
A review of recently released documents showing corporate welfare to AT&T.
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New LLC Ownership for NW Citizen
By John Servais · Thu Sep 27, 2018
Am delighted NW Citizen now has a solid future with its acquisition by a new LLC company
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Two dozen want Murphy’s Bellingham council seat
By Ralph Schwartz · Wed Sep 26, 2018
Candidates who seek appointment include two former City Council members.
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The Last Ten Years And Us
By Dick Conoboy · Tue Sep 18, 2018
We are wallowing in a sea of debt. Affordable housing is a pipe-dream under these conditions.
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Breaking News: City Council Changes
By Tip Johnson · Sat Sep 1, 2018
City Council member Roxanne Murphy resigns…on Facebook
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Veterans Services at Western Washington University
By Dick Conoboy · Tue Aug 28, 2018
The Veteran Service Office at Western Washington University is working with a growing student-veteran population.
Kumbaya Between Sunnyland/Twin Sisters Brewing Company Done As Music Is Shut Down
By Dick Conoboy · Sun Aug 26, 2018
City officials shut down the music at the official opening of Twin Sisters Brewing Company on Saturday. Illegal parking complaints also brought out the police.
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Citizen/City Dialogue - A Myth
By Dick Conoboy · Wed Aug 22, 2018
Our system of citizen participation fails the test of true dialogue. Exchange is practically ruled out by the process.
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Election results: Aug 7 primary, 2018
By John Servais · Mon Aug 13, 2018
Monday eve, Aug 13, final update. Big ballot count today in Skagit county - but 40th remains the same.
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AT&T FirstNet (The Stasi Information Super Highway?)
By Jon Humphrey · Sat Aug 4, 2018
A review of the privatization of communications by public entities, like the police and fire service, via the unnecessary use of AT&Ts questionable FirstNet service.
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Browne goes negative on very late mailing
By John Servais · Sat Aug 4, 2018
Four excellent Democratic Party candidates are in the primary election for the 40th District House seat vacated by Kris Lytton. Browne goes negative at the last minute.
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Mail or Drop Box
By John Servais · Sat Aug 4, 2018
Do we mail our ballots or find a drop box to put it in? Do we trust the U.S. Postal Service? Do we?
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