Recent NWCitizen Articles

Doug Ericksen and Vincent Buys are in Cambodia as we post this. What are these two Washington State 42nd Legislative District elected officials doing in Cambodia? What indeed!
Voters have a choice of Richey or Erb for reform of our justice and jail mess. Who is saying what? Sounds like an echo chamber.
We uncover more public resources that are knowingly not being used and make more connections between the city and big telecom. All telecom items untimately go back to the committee for further discussion.
Here are some thoughts on candidates for the August 7 primary election.
The Linville administration won’t do right by its citizens when it comes to public infrastructure and telecom, but when it comes to following Ajit Pai’s and Verizons’ lead they say, “sure, no problem.”
Public banking can stop our dependence on commercial banks to whom we give our government revenue and receive little in return.
This is yet another Dig Once Policy update outlining how the COB Public Works Department, under the direction of Ted Carlson, has been ignoring the advice and wishes of thousands of Bellingham residents.
The Bellingham Planning Commission has passed to the City Council a terribly flawed recommendation on vacation rentals.
Consumer fireworks are illegal in Bellingham. Some would say it is difficult to tell.
We are about local news at NWCitizen - but we are also citizens of the United States - or have we forgotten who we are?
In many instances our police officers have become walking examples of post traumatic stress.
Messaging by anecdotes, not facts, is becoming the watchword of creating ordinances in Bellingham
Veteran Television Journalist Ali Velshi talks about Culture, Identity Politics and his role in “Spotlighting the Political Circus in the United States”.
Factors to consider in incorporating an organization where the primary purpose is civic and profit is a secondary factor.
Myopic leadership in the NFL is the problem.
The Seattle Times provides an in depth article on our local Nooksack Indian tribe’s new chairman, Ross Cline Sr. Bob Kelly is out and no where to be seen.
Since 1917, Washington’s water laws have become increasingly complicated and counterproductive. Eric explains the major problems and suggests an alternative for a sustainable future.
For my friend, the late Lewis Puller, on Memorial Day 2018.
I am and you should be, too.
An update on the current status of discussions surrounding establishing a Dig Once Policy in Bellingham.

Thomas Gilmore

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

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