Oct 31, 2009 | Bellingham Herald
Small-town mayors back conservative County Council candidates, hope to send message
Whatcom County's six small-city mayors have banded together to endorse four conservative County Council candidates in hopes of sending a message to their opponents, some of the mayors said.
1,200 get swine flu vaccine at Bellingham's first mass clinic
Dads held young daughters getting shots, and moms soothed sons receiving their doses, during the first mass vaccination clinic for the H1N1 flu in Whatcom County on Wednesday, Oct.
Refineries may ship prilled sulfur from porta s Pier 2
The Port of Anacortes has invited residents near Pier 2 to a community meeting to discuss proposed shipping of prilled sulfur.
Hospital execs: I-1033 hurts health plan
Any average joe who thinks that they're going to get a huge break if this passes is not paying attention.
Prep Girls' Cross Country: Meridian finishes 13th at North County Invite
Meridian was the top finishing Whatcom County girls' cross country program at the North County Invite on Thursday, Oct.
Hollywood Video shuts down Bellingham store
The Hollywood Video outlet in the Fred Meyer shopping center on Lakeway Drive has been closed, but nobody from Fred Meyer or Hollywood Video responded to requests for information Monday, Oct.
Prep Boys' Cross Country: Mount Baker gets top 10 finish at North County Invite
Dillon Quintana's second-place finish in the freshman race helped the Mount Baker boys' cross country team to a 10th-place finish at the North County Invite at Cedarcrest Golf Course on Thursday, Oct.
Whatcom County woman on trial for llama abuse
Two and a half years after a Whatcom County woman was charged with abusing eight llamas, a Superior Court judge will determine her guilt or innocence.
Ferndale man charged in July crash that killed girlfriend, injured friend
A Ferndale man has been charged with vehicular homicide and vehicular assault after he allegedly drove drunk in July and crashed his car, killing his girlfriend and injuring his friend.
Ferndale's Chemco fined by Northwest Clean Air Agency
A local wood treatment company has been fined $439,387 by the Northwest Clean Air Agency for not abiding by strict federal pollution standards.
Ferndale still debating relocations for library, police station
The former site of the Boys & Girls Club is largely off the table as a retrofitted location for a new library, officials say, and more discussion must happen for police and library facilities.
Ferndale boy's recovery could be final link to Blessed Kateri's sainthood
His face was scarred by the flesh-eating bacteria that had invaded his body, her face by smallpox that killed her immediate family.
Clark challenges McLaurin for Ferndale School Board seat
Bellingham Grocery Outlet owner Troy Clark is challenging incumbent Andrew McLaurin for the Ferndale School Board position 5. McLaurin has served on the board since November 2008, when he was appointed to fill a vacancy.
Assistant fire chief running against incumbent for Ferndale School Board
Ferndale assistant fire chief Larry Hoffman is challenging incumbent Lee Anne Riddle for Ferndale School Board position 4. The candidates are natives of Whatcom County and longtime Ferndale residents, sending their children through Ferndale's public schools.
Prep Volleyball: Ferndale rallies to top Anacortes
Ferndale dropped the first two sets but rallied to beat Anacortes 18-25, 13-25, 29-27, 26-24, 15-12 on the road on a Thursday, Oct.
Goodrich challenges Olson for seat on Ferndale City Council
City leaders need to look more carefully before voting to start projects because that could mean opening an expensive can of worms, said Brent Goodrich, running for City Council.
Ferndale driver sentenced for hitting, killing bicyclist in 2008
A Ferndale man and Western Washington University graduate has been sentenced to almost three years in state prison after pleading guilty to vehicular homicide.
Pastor challenging Downey for Ferndale City Council seat
Jon Mutchler says that, if elected, he'll always remember that city money isn't his; it came from a tax or fee on somebody.
Ferndale park to honor founder of 'Griffin-town'
A new city park will honor the founder of an old section of Ferndale. The area just east of Ferndale High School - north of Washington Street and along Second Avenue - has long been known as Griffin-town, named after Augustus Griffin.
Body found inside smoldering car near Ferndale
Whatcom County sheriff's deputies are investigating the circumstances surrounding a body that was found inside a charred car at Lake Terrell near Ferndale on Friday.
Body found in smoldering car near Ferndale, Wash.
A Whatcom County sheriff's officer says two fishermen found a smoldering car with a body inside at the Lake Terrell Reserve near Ferndale.
High-speed chase ends in DUI arrest near Ferndale
A woman who led Ferndale police on a high-speed chase Thursday night, Oct. 1, escaped serious injury when her pickup crashed and rolled over in the 4800 block of Haxton Way.
BP Cherry Point refinery adding new buildings
One of the largest construction projects in Whatcom County is well under way. The Maintenance Facility Relocation Project at BP Cherry Point will combine the general shop, machine shop and storage area into two new buildings on the northeast side of the property.