Mutchler visits Japan on sister-city trip
Ferndale mayor ran marathon, visited Ferndale and Bellingham sister cities By Brent Lindquist [email protected] FERNDALE — Ferndale Mayor Jon Mutchler is no stranger to running ...
Blakesley receives first-ever Chamber Lifetime Achievement Award
FERNDALE — Dianne Blakesley of Kelly’s O’Deli became the first-ever Lifetime Achievement Award recipient at the Thursday, January 18, Ferndale Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards ...
Former Ferndale public defender arrested
Fifteen year city lawyer accused of harassment, death threats By Ashley Hiruko [email protected] BELLINGHAM — Daniel Thomas Parsons, former City of Ferndale public defender, ...
Sort through flu symptoms before heading to hospital ER
Four flu deaths in county, 86 across Washington state WHATCOM — Local health care facilities, including PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center in Bellingham, are experiencing ...
Local storyline on Super Bowl Sunday
Ferndale alumnus Doug Pederson leads Philadelphia Eagles into the big game MINNEAPOLIS — Doug Pederson continues to make a name for himself. In his second season as head ...
Girls basketball surging toward the postseason
The streaking Golden Eagles have won seven of their last eight games By Kevin Doucette [email protected] FERNDALE — The Golden Eagle girls have been rather impressive ...
Class-action lawsuit filed against Sarbanand Farms
Workers allege anti-trafficking law violations By Ashley Hiruko [email protected] SEATTLE — An employment-law class-action lawsuit was filed in federal court on Thursday, ...
Local Scottish festival planned for June 2
New heritage event will be at Hovander FERNDALE — Bellingham native Heather Richendrfer is leading organizers of a revamped festival celebrating Scotland’s heritage. The Bellingham ...
Letters to the Editor — Jan. 24, 2018
On Byrd’s questioning Watching council member Tyler Byrd question Timothy Ballew II at the Whatcom County Council meeting on Jan. 16 made my stomach churn. At the meeting, ...
For Whatcom, wells allowed to 3,000 gallons, with $500 fee
But within a year, watershed plan is needed WHATCOM — County Executive Jack Louws, with staff, got busy Friday determining the impacts of the new “Hirst fix” law on Whatcom ...