Recent NWCitizen Articles

Part Six: Introducing the “Need for Speed” in the Illusion of Inclusion
By Juliette Daniels · Thu May 25, 2017
Contributing Writer Juliette Daniels continues her in depth series on Law & Justice in Whatcom County
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Part Five: The Illusion of Inclusion
By Juliette Daniels · Tue May 23, 2017
Contributing Writer Juliette Daniels continues with Part Five of her in depth series on Law & Justice in Whatcom County
Dilbits should be kept out of our Salish Sea
By John Servais · Mon May 22, 2017
Michael Riordan writes in Sightline about oil tankers from Vancouver through our Salish Sea - and the dilbits. We have an intro and link to the Sightline article.
Whatcom 3: County Judge Grant Rules Out Defense Evidence
By Luba Pekisheva · Mon May 22, 2017
Whatcom 3 update: Ericksen will not be held in contempt for ignoring subpoena. Dismissal based on destruction of evidence also unlikely; ruling expected May 25. Dismissal based on
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Part Four: The Illusion of Inclusion
By Juliette Daniels · Sun May 21, 2017
Contributing Writer Juliette Daniels continues with Part Four of her in depth series on Jaw & Justice in Whatcom County
Part Three: The Illusion of Inclusion
By Juliette Daniels · Thu May 18, 2017
Guest writer Juliette Daniels continues with Part Three of her in depth series on Law & Justice in Whatcom County.
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Part Two: The Illusion of Inclusion
By Juliette Daniels · Tue May 16, 2017
Contributing writer Juliette Daniels presents Part Two in the first segment of her in depth series on Law & Justice in Whatcom County
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Breaking News: New Hoop Installed in Harriet Spanel Park
By David Camp · Tue May 16, 2017
After a long wait, the replacement basketball hoop has been installed in Harriet Spanel Park.
Democrat infighting emerges in Bellingham’s at-large race
By Ralph Schwartz · Sun May 14, 2017
Jean Layton will challenge incumbent Roxanne Murphy in what should be a good fight between two Democrats for Bellingham’s at-large council seat.
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Part One:  The Illusion of Inclusion
By Juliette Daniels · Sat May 13, 2017
Contributing writer Juliette Daniels presents Part One in the first segment of her in-depth series on Law & Justice in Whatcom County
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Introduction to the “Illusion of Inclusion”
By Juliette Daniels · Thu May 11, 2017
Contributing writer Juliette Daniels introduces an in depth series on Law & Justice in Whatcom County
Something Stinks at the Post Point Wastewater Treatment Plant
By Tip Johnson · Wed May 10, 2017
What’s the real story?
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100 days: Largest Wash. Trump donor, from Fairhaven, likes what he sees
By Ralph Schwartz · Wed May 3, 2017
Trump has been criticized for softening his stance on China. But Peter Gigante, who became Washington’s largest Trump donor largely because he supported the candidate’s trade policies, says “wait and see.”
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Water for Whatcom Irrigation
By Eric Hirst · Tue May 2, 2017
Rural Whatcom County farmers use a lot of water for irrigating their fields. How much is used? Eric Hirst tells us what is known and not known.
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Behind the Veil at the EPA Beachhead
By Michael Riordan · Wed Apr 26, 2017
Along with Don Benton, State Senator Doug Ericksen appears to have no future with the Environmental Protection Agency—not in DC nor at its Seattle regional office.
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The Silk Road Reopens
By John Servais · Tue Apr 25, 2017
Right now - this week - a freight train is on its way from London to China - reopening the ancient land trade trail between China and Europe.
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The Flip Side of Housing Affordability
By Dick Conoboy · Fri Apr 21, 2017
We need to pay more attention to the wage side of housing affordability.
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Character - The Content of Bellingham’s Neighborhoods Part II
By Dick Conoboy · Tue Apr 11, 2017
A continuation of the conversation about neighborhood character and infill proposals.
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Subpoena of Ericksen’s police communications allowed by judge
By Luba Pekisheva · Tue Apr 11, 2017
Luba Pekisheva contributes this report on the court hearing for supoena of state senator Doug Ericksen’s communications with police prior to the arrest of protestors at Trump rally last summer
Student Loan Default Rates at Historic High
By David Camp · Mon Apr 10, 2017
Student Loan default rates are now higher in America than for any other form of debt, even credit card debt. Why is this?

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