Saturday May 18 | Bellingham Herald
Bellingham Regional postponed to Sunday
Lynden will face Lindbergh at 10 a.m. on Sunday at Joe Martin Field. That game will be followed by White River vs.
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.
Lynden farmer seeks Whatcom Council seat
A Lynden farmer with a conservative pedigree announced late Tuesday, May 14, that he will challenge Ken Mann for his seat on the Whatcom County Council.
Lynden craftsman wins TV praise from Martha Stewart
Whatcom County furniture maker Greg Klassen recently returned from showing his work at the Smithsonian Craft Show in Washington, D.C., held in late April.
Whatcom County Jail report for May 13
The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office lists the following people as being booked into the Whatcom County Jail.
Farm Worker Harassment Draws Increased Scrutiny
In her green minivan, Villa navigates the farm roads north of Bellingham like a seasoned tour guide.
Lynden man, 30, convicted of molesting girl
Gary Allen Veldhuizen, 30, of Lynden, touched the girl over her clothes when they played together in early 2011, according to Whatcom County Superior Court records.
Whatcom Locavore: Try a vinegar honey pie
Weather on the opening day of the Apple Blossom Festival April 27 at BelleWood Acres could have been described as "less than optimal." The clouds were moving fast and ranged from fluffy white to ominous black.
Lions fall 7-0 to Sedro-Woolley
The Lynden softball team lost its first Northwest Conference game of the year 7-0 at home against Sedro-Woolley on Monday, May 6. "Sedro just played really well and their pitcher threw the ball well and kept us off balance," Lynden coach Steve Petersen said in a phone interview.
Nick Phares, of Ryno Floor Covering, installs rubber wall base in the ...
This week she plans on having four different businesses operating, two of which are new and one that's moved into a bigger space.
Lynden water treatment plant construction to start by early June
James Jones, an electrician at the Lynden water treatment plant, works on a potable water pipe Wednesday afternoon, Dec.
Whatcom County Jail log for May 1
The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office lists the following people as being booked into the Whatcom County Jail.
Julie Zavala-Marantette's local theater work spans makeup to hair to co-directing
I met Julie Zavala-Marantette several years ago when she was in a class I taught at Whatcom Community College.
Two restaurants nearly ready to open in Lynden
Two different restaurants, Steakhouse 9 and Bistro 9, are scheduled to open later this month at Homestead Golf & Country Club in Lynden.
Northwest Coal Terminals Advance Despite Opposition From Environmental Groups
As I've documented in previous posts, the organized environmental left is marshalling forces to oppose Powder River Basin coal exports to Asia via ports in the Pacific Northwest.
Lynden guild presents 'Little Shop of Horrors'
The Lynden Performing Arts Guild presents "Little Shop of Horrors," directed by Julie and Ed Marantette, on stage Thursday, May 2, through May 19 at Claire vg Thomas Theatre in Dutch Village Mall, 655 Front St., Lynden.
Major road projects to expect this spring, summer in Whatcom County
The rainy season is giving way to construction season, and drivers in every corner of Whatcom County are bound to encounter closed lanes and detours in the months ahead.
Whatcom Sikhs share religion during community open house
Lynden Sikh temple is celebrating annual Vaisakhi event this weekend. Sikhs of Whatcom County are happy to invite the local community-at-large to come and learn more about Sikhs and Sikh religion.
Lynden man dies after fence post impales him in crash
A Lynden man in the passenger seat died in a high-speed crash after a fence post impaled him in rural Whatcom County early Friday, April 26, according to investigators.
Teen sentenced in fatal shooting during 2011 Lynden drug deal
The teen suspected of killing a man during a drug deal gone bad at a Lynden home pleaded guilty to second-degree murder Thursday, April 25.