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Lynden’s parade, Razz Fest canceled
Vis: COVID-related regulations are impossible to enforce By Brent Lindquist [email protected] LYNDEN — After meeting with representatives of Gov. Jay Inslee’s office, the ...
Nooksack tribe gets help from Starlink for internet access
DEMING — The Nooksack Indian Tribe is partnering with SpaceX’s Starlink program for broadband access to the internet on tribal lands. On March 24, the Nooksack tribe ...
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Email fraud cases impact Ferndale residents
Wire transfers, gift cards offer no fraud protection FERNDALE — Two separate fraud cases were recently reported to the Ferndale Police Department, according to a press release from ...
‘Big Fish’ premiering at Ferndale High School
Show premieres in person Friday, virtually in May FERNDALE — Following a successful streamed production of Little Women in February, the Ferndale High School Theatre Department is ...
I-5 Bakerview ramp work begins May 3
BELLINGHAM — Construction is getting ready to start on a new Bakerview on-ramp to northbound I-5. On Monday, May 3, contractor crews working for the Washington State ...
$1 surcharge on Lummi Island ferry trips is toward future investments costing $33M
WHATCOM — A $1 surcharge on most ferry trips on the Whatcom Chief to Lummi Island will begin on Monday, May 17. Student, needs-based and qualified senior/disabled fares are ...
PSE ambitious toward Net Zero Carbon goal by 2045
Various aspirational goals set forth BELLEVUE — Puget Sound Energy has set an aspirational goal to be a Beyond Net Zero Carbon company by 2045. PSE will target reducing its ...
Ericksen decries two hidden taxes
Targets are recording fees for legal papers, and cell phones OLYMPIA — Proposals for big new taxes are getting plenty of attention at the statehouse this year, but watch out ...
Tribe applauds not selling archives facility in Seattle
DEMING — Due to pressure exerted by western Washington tribes, including the Nooksack Indian Tribe, the federal government will withdraw the proposed sale of the Sand Point ...
