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Two wine shops arrive in downtown Bellingham
At 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 22, Katie Bechkowiak will open Vinostrology Wine Lounge & Merchant at 120 W. Holly St., in the former Bandito's Burritos space.
Sounders FC vs. FC Dallas, 7:30 p.m. live chat
Joshua Mayers joined The Seattle Times as a part-time news assistant in 2005 and took over the Sounders FC beat before the 2010 season.
Birch Equipment Rentals Honored as Arthritis Foundation Community Partner
Birch Equipment was recently honored as a 20-year Arthritis Foundation Community Partner for its involvement as a Jingle Bell Run sponsor, participating in the annual run with a Birch Equipment Team and being part of the foundation's golf tournament.
Pilot survives small plane crash in Lynden neighborhood
A pilot is lucky to be alive after his plane crashed nose-first just short of the runway at Lynden's airport.
Bellingham man allegedly wrote letter threatening to kill Governor
BY JEREMY PAWLOSKI Staff writer Police arrested a Bellingham man Wednesday, after he wrote letters to The Olympian detailing threats to kill Governor Jay Inslee, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and President Barack Obama, court papers state.
Glacier Creek Road closed for foreseeable future
Glacier Creek Road has been closed to vehicle traffic at Thompson Creek Bridge because of a washout - about seven miles from the start of the heavily used Heliotrope Ridge Trail.
Port expects Bellingham waterfront proposals by mid-July
Prospects for a central waterfront renaissance should be clear by mid-July, when the Port of Bellingham expects to receive serious proposals from developers interested in a 10.8-acre portion of the site in and around the Granary building next to Whatcom Waterway.
WWU teaching assistant charged with shooting Bellingham man in stomach, both legs
A Western Washington University teaching assistant shot a Nevada Street resident three times - once in the stomach and once in each leg - after the victim confronted him for "messing with" a parked car, according to charging documents filed Wednesday, May 15.
Renata Kowalczyk seeks Port of Bellingham seat
Renata Kowalczyk, a Bellingham business consultant, has filed her candidacy for the 1st District seat on the Port of Bellingham Commission.
Costco submits potential plan for Bakerview store
This rendering of a possible Costco across from the Bakerview Fred Meyer in Bellingham was part of a pre-application packet the company submitted this spring to the city of Bellingham.
Dan Robbins runs for Bellingham port commission
Businessman Dan Robbins has announced he will seek election to the 1st District Port of Bellingham Commission seat being vacated by Scott Walker.
Former Bellingham doctor accepts probation for improper hormone treatments
A former Bellingham physician will be able to continue practicing after admitting to state officials that he gave five patients human growth hormone without medical justification.
Charges: Drunken driver strikes tree in Bellingham, injuring 2 children, 2 women
A suspected drunken driver faces four counts of vehicular assault for slamming his car into a tree on Squalicum Way, sending two young children and two women to the emergency room.
Bicyclist stabbed twice on Bellingham street
Three people attacked a bicyclist late Monday, May 13, on Virginia Street, possibly because he owed them money for drugs, according to Bellingham police.
Bellingham's defense shines in 3-0 win
The Red Raiders got their offense going early, scoring two runs in the first inning off a two-RBI hit by Vanja Flones.
Bellingham represented in state rugby championships
The Chuckanut Bay under-15 and under-19 high school boys' rugby teams will be competing at the 2013 Washington State Rugby Championships at the Bellingham Polo Grounds on Sunday, May 19.
WWU teaching assistant jailed in shooting
A Western Washington University teaching assistant is accused of shooting another man in Bellingham.
Want to taste Walla Walla wines? Visit Woodinville
But despite the nice, and usually drier, change of scenery, the six hour-plus drive can be a sticking point.
How Stanwood landed a factory and 62 jobs
Todd Busby, president of Process Solutions, stands in front of an electrical panel that his company assembles in a new Stanwood factory.
Washington tribes combat youth suicide - Mon, 13 May 2013 PST
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