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Previous Issues
Twenty Years Ago
September 2026
Shore Stewards Preserve Our Whatcom County Shorelines
Twenty Years Ago The below article appeared in the September 2006 issue of Whatcom Watch by Cheryl Lovato Niles I’m standing on a stretch of gorgeous shoreline on the western side of Lummi Island watching Chris Fairbanks, marine biologist and … Continue reading
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September 2026
Bellingham City Council
Action Taken at July 13, 2026 Meeting Committee reports: Councilmember Hollie Huthman shared updates from the Tourism Commission related to the Bellingham Fan Zone activities. The Fan Zone website received 53,000+ visits. Watch parties were successful, the Commercial Street Party … Continue reading
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September 2026
Whatcom County Council
Compiled by Barry MacHale Action Taken at July 14, 2026 Meeting Shall the council: 174. Authorize the executive to sign a $69,442 contract (amendment #4) with Status Electrical Corporation of Abbotsford, B.C., to provide technical support for the security electronics … Continue reading
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September 2026
Port of Bellingham Commission
Commissioner Briscoe is attending remotely. Action Taken at July 14, 2026 Meeting Shall the commission: 82. Appoint Lyle Jansma to the Bellingham International Airport Advisory Committee? He will hold the airport business position on the committee and serve a three-year … Continue reading
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