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Previous Issues
Twenty Years Ago
August 2023
Cooperative Action Dashed by Competitive Politics
Since January 2014, Whatcom Watch has been reprinting articles from issues printed 20 years ago. The below article is from the January 2000 issue, more than 20 years ago. We are reprinting two articles because the managing editor and staff … Continue reading
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August 2023
How the City of Bellingham Abused Its Citizens and the Initiative Process
Since January 2014, Whatcom Watch has been reprinting articles from issues printed 20 years ago. The below article is from the January 2000 issue, more than 20 years ago. We are reprinting two articles because the managing editor and staff … Continue reading
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August 2023
poetrywatch
Quid pro mow by Tim Pilgrim Optical conclusion — lawn needs a trim, except the mounds of brown folded in grass by sheared stalks of columbine, camas, current, rose. Near tulips, also sampled, ripped, nibbled, stripped. A doe, in tall … Continue reading
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August 2023
Conserving Galbraith Mountain
by Whatcom Land Trust Staff On Galbraith Mountain, conservation, recreation and working timberland coexist in harmony. Just a short walk from downtown Bellingham, Galbraith is a world-class destination for all types of recreation — including mountain biking, hiking and trail … Continue reading
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August 2023
Tell the Truth, Trust the Science About Orca Recovery
by Ed Johnstone My mentor Billy Frank Jr. always said that it’s going to take all of us working together to recover salmon. He also said, “Tell the truth.” The truth is that sometimes we have to change our thinking … Continue reading
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August 2023
Wireworms Pester New Farmers
Editor’s Note: Whatcom Watch has entered a cooperative agreement with Salish Current. When possible, we will share each other’s content. Salish Current, an online-only news organization, covers the North Sound area and Whatcom Watch mainly covers Whatcom County issues. This … Continue reading
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August 2023
Looking for Local Fruit?
by Annika Sampson Dear Sasquatch, Now that it’s summer, all I want to eat is fruit! And, I also want to support local farmers. My question for you is — where can I find local fruit? What makes it unique? … Continue reading
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August 2023
Articles You Might Have Missed
Around the world people are taking the initiative to mitigate climate change. Here are some good news briefs compiled by the Climate Issue group of the LWV of Bellingham/Whatcom. Wind, Solar Help Texas Meet Record Power Demand During Heat Wave … Continue reading
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August 2023
Back to California
by Joe Meche Since we’re always ready for a good road trip, an invitation to my nephew’s 60th birthday celebration was an excellent excuse to pack our bags and roll! Our destination would once again be Dillon Beach, California. It’s … Continue reading
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August 2023
Port of Bellingham Commission
Compiled by Bill McCallum Action Taken at June 6, 2023 Meeting Shall the commission: 49. Award 2023 small cities economical development grants totaling $100,000 to Sumas and Nooksack? The port started the small cities grant program in 2004. The city … Continue reading
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