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Who benefits? Palestinians are being slaughtered. Genocide. Gaza is being leveled.
The Port Commission has decreed that Bellingham’s waterfront will remain a toxic, festering sore
We needed a hook, and we think we found it.
Peoples Bank proposes to tear down the once popular Zane Burger restaurant to build a branch office.
Biden administration is asking the public to report on bogus advertising claims of Medicare Advantage providers.
15 new townhouses, out-of-town developer, build-and-run, in south side Happy Valley neighborhood of Bellingham.
Tuesday, Dec, 5, will be the first time ABC Recycling has agreed to answer the public. Don’t miss this meeting. Here are the issues.
The effect of WWU students on Whatcom County’s rental housing market
There seems to be no barrier to the depths to which scammers will go to steal money from the most vulnerable or deserving.
Merely musing about soldiers.
The city comes through on public wi-fi hotspots
An insider’s view of rental inspections in Bellingham as experienced by a long-time renter.
Getting a letter that declares, “An exciting new prescription drug benefit for you!” should activate your BS detector.
It is time to stop the injustices that have been propagated over the years.
At Large position on the Bellngham City Council
Who benefits?
Is this a good place to live? Do you feel safe? Can you afford it? Are too many of us living on the streets? Doug Karlberg has some ideas.
Why a Liberal is voting for a Conservative for the Whatcom County Council
The truth is out there; Jon Humphrey has researched the issues and concisely compiled the results.

Vernon Damani Johnson

Commenting Since Aug 20, 2020
Damani Johnson been a faculty member in the Department of Political Science at Western Washington University since 1986. As a scholar-activist he was on the advisory committee to the Reverend Jesse Jackson’s Presidential Campaign in Washington state in 1988. He subsequently served on the Steering Committee of the Washington State Rainbow Coalition from 1988-92. When the militia movement swept into the Northwest in the 1990s, Dr.Johnson helped to found the Whatcom Human Rights Task Force, and he chaired its board of directors from 1997-2000. He was President of the Northwest Coalition for Human Dignity, a regional human rights organization, from 2000-2003. He currently is the Director of the Ralph Munro Institute for Civic Education at Western Washington University.

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