Sep 22, 2009 | Bellingham Herald
Q&A: Why doesn't WTA serve the Glenhaven area?
Question: Why are Whatcom Transportation Authority buses going out to Sudden Valley and down Interstate 5 to Skagit County and Glenhaven is not ever considered by WTA? There are more than 600 residences here.
State Supreme Court will consider whether Whatcom County allows rural sprawl
The state Supreme Court next week will hold oral arguments in a dispute about whether Whatcom County is allowing sprawl in rural areas and what it should do about it.
Western names spring-quarter honor roll
Western Washington University announced its spring-quarter honor roll: Acme: Sierra Brisky.
Wine Adviser | A Swiss winemaker plants roots at Pepper Bridge and grows
Swiss winemaker Jean-Francois Pellet came to Pepper Bridge vineyard in the Walla Walla region 10 years ago and now has planted roots in a variety of projects, including making wines for Amavi Cellars and starting a mobile bottling line with partner John Abbott of Abeja.
Whatcom County planners propose rural areas for less allowed growth
A package of proposed changes would reduce development potential in dozens of rural areas throughout Whatcom County, but it would still allow some rural centers to continue moderate growth.
Business Pulse of Skagit County
Gold still streams through the Skagit and Samish rivers and the South Fork Nooksack.
Mount Vernon resident Bill Thomas carefully washes lighter material out of his pan as he searches for small pieces of gold earlier this month in the South Fork Nooksack River.
County teachers receive state grants
Ten teachers in the Ferndale and Mount Baker school districts received Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century grants through the state.