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Letters to the Editor — Nov. 1, 2017
Supports Wenger Whatcom County is fortunate to have Barry Wenger running for port commissioner in the upcoming election. Barry has knowledge, experience and vision in waterfront development ...
Calendar – Week of Nov. 1
Ongoing Noon music The Jansen Art Center, 321 Front St., hosts free live noon-hour entertainment on Wednesdays in the Piano Lounge. It’s Cynthia Bos on Nov. 1, Karen Scholten Nov. ...
Ferndale’s Got Talent starts Friday
LYNDEN — The Ferndale School District’s “Ferndale’s Got Talent Show 2017” begins Friday and concludes Saturday, bringing citizens together to show off their diverse array ...
Teri Treat club prez this year
Teri Treat of Ferndale is president of The Rotary Club of Bellingham for 2017-2018. A Rotarian since 1989, Teri is a strong believer in the motto of “Service above Self” and the ...
Comic book vibes
Photos from the Bellingham ComiCon at the Ferndale Events Center on Saturday, Oct. 21. (Ashley Hiruko/Ferndale Record)…
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Council still examining mayor’s salary
Ferndale mayor currently makes almost $1,000 less per month than Lynden mayor By Brent Lindquist [email protected] FERNDALE — The salaries of elected officials have long been ...
FHS teacher finalist for presidential award
Beth Andres is long-time math instructor FERNDALE — Ferndale High School science teacher Beth Andres is a state finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and ...
A matter of perspective
New Griffintown Park art installation challenges visitors to discuss perspective FERNDALE — A new art piece in Ferndale changes depending on how you look at it, and the Ferndale Parks, ...
City of Frightdale deadline approaching
FERNDALE — The city of Ferndale is looking to bolster neighborly spirit around town by encouraging residents to decorate their houses for Halloween and sending in photos of them. ...
Funding allows ranger climbing team at Baker
OLYMPIA — The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office on Oct. 12 announced the awarding of more than $2.6 million to 26 projects to build parks and trails around the state. ...
