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Ferndale mourns death of Windward students
(Wesley Segar for the Ferndale Record/www.segarphotography.com) Driver William J. Klein was found asleep ... -
Two Windward students killed, two injured in Wednesday collision
FERNDALE — Two Windward High School students were killed and two were injured when an allegedly impaired ... -
Homecoming for new Grocery Outlet owners
Larry and Elizabeth Brown have roots in Ferndale and both worked at the Bellingham Grocery Outlet before ... -
An honor long overdue
Lynne Shelton and younger sister Lilly Megard are learning that their father, Leonard Goodman, was no ... -
Taylor reflects on four years in Ferndale
Sam Taylor has become known as an advocate for transparency, answering hundreds of inquiries on local ... -
Etta’s Attic starts 1st anniversary sale
FERNDALE — The owner Etta’s Attic antique mall has announced today is the beginning of a two-week ... -
Teachers walk out
Teachers in Bellingham and Ferndale joined a regional day-long strike on Friday, April 24, in order to ... -
Parkinson’s advocates prepare for West Coast ride
Kathy Host, manager at Cedar’s RV Park in Ferndale, hosted Roy Roden and Mick Beaman for several days ... -
Rebecca Xczar to run for Ferndale City Council
Planning Commissioner declares for Watson’s seat FERNDALE — Ferndale planning commissioner Rebecca ...
Latest Blogs
Benchmark milk prices drop $1.65 from January
The February Federal order Class III benchmark milk price was announced by the USDA at $17.78 per hundredweight, down $1.65 from January, $3.13 below February 2022, and the lowest it ...
Inching and itching into springtime
Early-spring blooming plants, such as the candytuft, lilac and rhododendron, will soon burst into bloom in the area. These are plants that David Vos says folks “can look forward to ...
Calendar – Week of Aug. 7, 2019
Ongoing Noon music The Jansen Art Center, 321 Front St., Lynden, hosts free live noon-hour entertainment on Wednesdays in the Piano Lounge. It’s Emily Bailey (violin) and Bethany ...
Roasted vegetables make for tasty quesadillas
By Melissa Horton A few weeks ago, I finally had the chance to stop by Twin Sisters Creamery on Portal Way. I love all things cheese, and this could be my new favorite place on the ...
Delicious toppings add final touch to ice cream
By Melissa Horton The sun has been shining, the weather is getting warmer, and in our house that can only mean one thing: Ice cream time is here! Not only is it a tasty treat on sunny ...
Flavorful dinner bowls tempt taste buds
By Melissa Horton I’m a sucker for a good food trend, and right now I’m enjoying the meal in a bowl craze. Got mashed potatoes, fried chicken and veggies? Throw ‘em in a ...
Hearty pot pie warms blustery spring days
My goodness, I’m feeling quite a bit like Dorothy Gale these days, aren’t you? There’s nothing like spring in the Pacific Northwest to whip up the winds and chill you right ...
Slow-cooker pot of beans usable in many ways
By Melissa Horton The older I get, the more I enjoy making food from scratch. I love knowing exactly what is in my food, and having the flexibility to adapt recipes to make them healthier ...
Wholesome bars make tasty after-school treat
By Melissa Horton I have great memories of coming home after school and heading into the kitchen for a little snack. Thinking really does make you hungry, and my mom always had ...
Sear and bake for juicy and savory chicken dinner
By Melissa Horton I love a quick dinner recipe, especially one that is tasty and requires few ingredients. Sometimes cooking dinner is a therapeutic endeavor that we can embrace ...
