Yesterday at 12:45am September 22, 2105 Wendy Harris
The Bakerview apartment complex project is interesting for reasons beyond the scope and undesirable location of the project. Continue reading
Yesterday at 12:45am September 22, 2105 Wendy Harris
The Bakerview apartment complex project is interesting for reasons beyond the scope and undesirable location of the project. Continue reading
3 mins September 21, 2015 Sandy Robson
The Northern Cheyenne Tribal Council today voted 9-0 to oppose the controversial Tongue River Railroad, which is critical to developing the proposed Otter Creek coal mine in southeast Montana. Continue reading

Cumulative mass balance for several north Cascades glaciers (Glacier Mass Balance Bulletin, 2013 2013_gmbb12.pdf)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 Dan McShane
The Seattle Times ran an article on the ongoing glacial research is the North Cascades: seattletimes.com/seattle-news/science/disastrous-low-snow-heat-eat-away-at-northwest-glaciers . Continue reading
September 19, 2015 Dena Jensen
“The Perilous History of White Supremecy in Bellingham/Whatcom County”, a Perilous Press History Project by Junga Subedar, Neah Monteiro, Brooke Hagopian, is an informative and vital zine on an issue that is growing to be more critical by the moment in our region. Continue reading
1 hr July 2, 2015 Walter Haugen
February 2011 – Sam Taylor, former Bellingham reporter, starts his job as Gary Jensen’s City Clerk and “Information Officer.” Why did Ferndale need an “Information Officer” you ask?
March 2011 – SSA Marine files for permits for the GPT at Cherry Point. Continue reading
June 18 at 9:43pm Sj Robson
Jon Mutchler wrote: “And I will stand up to those who don’t have our city’s best interests at heart.”
So far, City Council member Mutchler has not stood up to SSA Marine/PIT and its proposed Gateway Pacific Coal Terminal. Most people would argue that SSA Marine/PIT does not have the “city’s best interests at heart,” in proposing a 48 million ton coal export terminal that among other adverse impacts, would use a capacity of up to 5.33 million gallons of Nooksack River water per year. SSA Marine/PIT has its own best interests at heart, not the city of Ferndale. I’d like to see Mr. Mutchler stand up to that proposal. Continue reading
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