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Obama’s remarks irritate higher ed - Sat, 28 Jan 2012 PST
SEATTLE – The presidents of Washington’s three largest universities said Friday that President Barack Obama should be talking to state governments about college tuition, not complaining to them. University of ...
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PREP BOYS' BASKETBALL: Blaine beats Bellingham, ends losing skid
Dejan Stefanovic scored 18 points, Gabe Trump added 11 and the Blaine boys' basketball team edg
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PREP GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Lyncs breeze past Meridian for third straight win
The Lynden Christian girls' basketball team jumped out to a commanding lead from the start and
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Watkins out, endorses Koster in the 1st
Republicans have cleared the field for conservative Snohomish County Councilman John Koster in Washington’s newly redrawn 1st Congressional District, which extends from Redmond and Medina to the Canadian border. James Watkins, Republican challenger to Rep. Jay Inslee, D-Wash., in 2010, debated Democratic contenders in Seattle on Thursday night, but withdrew from the race 24 hours later. The ...
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Feds: Pharmacies gave ‘used’ drugs to W. Washington nursing homes
Feds: Pharmacies gave ‘used’ drugs to W. Washington nursing homes Seattle Post-Intelligencer Copyright 2012 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Published 10:28 p.m., Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Federal investigators have raided pharmacies in Seattle and Bellingham looking for evidence that potentially ...
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Crowded field jockeying to represent Washington's 1st district
The race for Congress in Washington's newly drawn 1st District is expected to draw a lot of money and attention nationwide this fall. The district's boundaries have been changed dramatically, so much so that the formerly Democratic-friendly district is now considered to be a swing seat ( see map below ). There's no shortage of candidates -- nine so far. And observers expect Republicans and ...
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School levy ballots hitting Whatcom County mailboxes
Ballots for the Feb. 14 special election were mailed to Whatcom County voters starting Friday, Jan.
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Fundraisers planned for family of 10-year-old Bellingham boy who died in accidental hanging
BELLINGHAM - A fundraising is this weekend for the family of Caleb "Flip" Kors, the 10-yea
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Nehring outlines Marysville's progress in State of the City address
MARYSVILLE — Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring's State of the City address on Jan. 27 cited the importance of the city's partnerships with neighboring governments, and even its own citizens, in recognizing its accomplishments to date, and charting a course toward future successes.
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Southbound border traffic into Whatcom County the highest since 2000
While Whatcom County residents have noted the impact of Canadian shoppers in recent years, traffic n
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Food truck to bring taste of Philly to Bellingham
BELLINGHAM - Bellingham residents can get a taste of Philadelphia Tuesday, Jan. 31, as the Seattle-b
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WA university presidents: Obama wrong on tuition
The presidents of Washington's three largest universities said Friday that President Barack Obama should be talking to state governments about college tuition, not complaining to them.
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Whatcom County spay and neuter program tackles feral cat colonies
After helping low-income and hard-to-reach families spay and neuter their pets for several years, a
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Washington's university presidents: Obama wrong on tuition
SEATTLE -- The presidents of Washington's three largest universities said Friday that President Barack Obama should be talking to state governments about college tuition, not complaining to them. University of Washington President Mike Young said he's annoyed with Obama, who said Friday in Ann Arbor, Mich., that if universities don't give students a break, the federal government is going to ...
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Procession for fallen Ferndale soldier goes through Bellingham Saturday
BELLINGHAM - The public is invited to line streets of the motorcade route Saturday afternoon, Jan. 2
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Walk-in Health Clinic moving to Bellingham's Cornwall Avenue
The Walk-in Health Clinic is moving from Northwest Avenue to the former Bunks Drive-In building at 2
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Brick-slinger caught on video confesses to breaking door at Logos Bible Software in Bellingham
BELLINGHAM - There are no free lunches, unless you're the vandal who threw a cinder block throu
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Semi-truck fire blocks I-5 southbound near Samish Way
BELLINGHAM — Traffic was quickly backing up along southbound Interstate 5 near Samish Way
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NW Today: MT brothers guilty in drug, vehicle theft ring - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 PST
GREAT FALLS — Two Great Falls brothers have pleaded guilty to their roles in distributing methamphetamine and taking stolen vehicles to Spokane as part of a drug trafficking operation.
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Services for Ferndale Marine killed in Afghanistan
Gov. Chris Gregoire has directed that flags at Washington state buildings be lowered to half-staff Tuesday in memory of a Marine captain from Ferndale who was killed in Afghanistan.
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Olive J. Brett
Olive J. Brett, 87, of Wenatchee, died Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012.
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Anti-coal train campaign launched in Bellingham
The Associated Press The Associated Press BELLINGHAM, Wash. About 200 people turned out in Bellingham Thursday to launch their "Coal-Free Bellingham" campaign. Organizers say they'll begin collecting signatures on a petition for an ordinance they hope will give the city authority to block coal trains that would go to a proposed export terminal at Cherry Point. Chamber of Commerce President Ken ...
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Students walk for suicide awareness
A person dies from a suicide every 14.2 minutes, according to the Suicide Center of North Texas.
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PAC wants Bellingham to adopt a Bill of Rights
The proposal, if adopted, would make it illegal for coal trains to run through city
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Family of deceased performer receives support from fundraiser
Bellingham businesses and residents are reaching out to help the family of the beloved Bellingham boy, 10-year-old Caleb Kors. Kors, best known for his performances at the Bellingham Farmers Market, died on Jan. 10 after an accidental hanging.
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Hoffman leads by example
Track and field thrower motivates the team
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Port opens door for China to get U.S. coal
As Northwest concerns build about global and local environmental issues in the Northwest, a small Oregon port gives its approval to exporting coal to burn in Chinese power plants.
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PREP BOYS' SWIMMING: Lynden's Kim swims two state times
Moses Kim earned two Class 2A state qualifying times but it wasn't enough to lift the Lynden bo
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OUTDOORS: Show season sets stage for 2012 safaris
The indoor outdoors show season began last weekend with the three-day run of the annual Tri-Cities e
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PREP GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Perrin, Blaine pick up home win against Bellingham
BLAINE - Blaine senior Stefawn Perrin says she won't play basketball beyond high school, but sh