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Results 1 - 20 of 184 for "u:heraldnet.com" in Bellingham, WA
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Guest Commentary / Everett's deep-water port: Build coal export facility at the K-C site
In reading the Everett Herald's April 28 article on coal trains, " Coal trains would worsen Marysville's traffic problem ," it occurred to me that Everett is in a position to eliminate all of the damage the trains will do to communities from Marysville to Cherry Point, and the city can make money doing it. Comment?
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Environmental coalition wants single coal port study
A coalition of environmental groups is asking the federal government to step in and combine the environmental studies for three different coal export terminal proposals into one. Comment?
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WWU teaching assistant jailed in shooting
A Western Washington University teaching assistant is accused of shooting another man in Bellingham. Comment?
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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. Comment?
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Ask just about any scientist. They have far more ideas for things they want to investigate than they can ever get the funding to explore. Comment?
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Murphy boys soccer beats Bellingham in a shootout
Jeff Scavotto was likely an afterthought on the scouting report for the District 1/2 2A boys soccer championship game. Comment?
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Average gas price in state soars to $3.91
The AAA auto club reports the average price of a gallon of gasoline in Washington is $3.91. That's up 22 cents in a week and it's 33 cents higher than the national average. Comment?
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Website funds UW Bothell researcher's coal-train dust study
Ask just about any scientist. They have far more ideas for things they want to investigate than they can ever get the funding to explore. Comment?
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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. Comment?
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Archbishop Murphy baseball wins 2A district title
It was fitting that Derrick Mahlum and Zander Clouse both took the mound during Saturday's district championship game against Sedro-Woolley. Both were integral in getting the Wildcats to the game. Comment?
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Jeff Scavotto was likely an afterthought on the scouting report for the District 1/2 2A boys soccer championship game. Comment?
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Young man dies after leaping from Bellingham falls
A young man has died after jumping off waterfalls in Bellingham and getting swept by a swift current. Comment?
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More above-normal temperatures for Washington
Temperatures hit record highs Monday in Western Washington. The National Weather Service says the 87 at Sea-Tac Airport broke the old record for the date of 79 set in 1957. Comment?
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Northwesterners take flight to our own solar impulse
When the sun comes out, Northwesterners are like moths to a flame. So be sure to put sunscreen on those wings. Comment?
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Mahlum leads Murphy past Bellingham
After a masterful performance through six innings, Archbishop Murphy starting pitcher Derrick Mahlum found himself unraveling in the seventh. Comment?
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Bellingham school closes because of sunshine
In sun-deprived Washington state, the promise of nice spring weather prompted a small private school to give students a day off to enjoy the sunshine. Comment?
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Bellingham school closes because of nice weather
"Yeah! It's a Sun Day today and everyone gets the day off from school." Principal Bob Sampson said he wanted to give students some time to re-energize and enjoy the weather, adding that he wanted to re-create the excitement snow days get among the kids. Comment?
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In politics, the sensible center is a lonely place. No matter that most Snohomish County voters consider themselves moderates. Comment?
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In Our View: Sen. Steve Hobbs: An absent political center
In politics, the sensible center is a lonely place. No matter that most Snohomish County voters consider themselves moderates. Comment?
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For anyone looking to buy a graduation gift for Western Washington University senior John Allen, here's a suggestion. Comment?
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