Twenty Ferndale candidates running for city positions
Five candidates have filed for mayor race; Brenner bowing out from county FERNDALE — No fewer than 20 Ferndale candidates filed to enter the 2019 election process during last ...
At Bass trial, Stavik family, friends and law enforcers speak
At least 15 have now testified to jury panel of 16 By Calvin Bratt and Elisa Claassen for the Lynden Tribune BELLINGHAM — The trial of Timothy Forrest Bass for the 1989 death ...
Injured man, 21, rescued Monday off Mt. Baker
WHIDBEY — A search and rescue team from Naval Air Station (NAS) Whidbey Island rescued an injured skier off the slopes of Mount Baker on Monday, May 13. The call for assistance ...
See rotational grazing on May 16 walk of sheep farm
WHATCOM — With “Pastured Sheep Farming” as the topic, there will be a field walk led by the Conservation District at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 16, to highlight the benefits of ...
Couple injured in Haynie Road Thursday crash
Other crashes on Bay, North Fork roads WHATCOM — A Thursday evening crash on Haynie Road seven miles east of Blaine was believed to have drugs or alcohol as a contributing ...
Letters to the Editor — May 15, 2019
Responding to a letter This letter is in response to the vicious letter (May 1) by Naomi Murphy, of Ferndale, filled with untruths about Matt Shea, representative from the Spokane ...
Kathy Kershner wants back on County Council
In Lynden now and District 4, she is also head of county GOP WHATCOM — Former County Council member Kathy Kershner announced Monday that she is seeking election to the open ...
New vaccine law takes effect July 28
Philosophical/personal exemption gone VANCOUVER — Gov. Jay Inslee signed EHB 1638 on May 10, updating Washington state’s school and child care immunization requirements to ...
Appointee Lee Grochmal now running for judge position
Inslee named her in February WHATCOM — County Superior Court Judge Lee Grochmal, appointed by Gov. Jay Inslee to the position in February, is now running for the elected office. ...
WiFi and more technology coming to WTA buses soon
WHATCOM — Bus riders will soon be able to surf, post and tweet while they ride Whatcom Transportation Authority buses. WTA will introduce free WiFi throughout its fleet of 61 ...
