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| Summer a season of change on the farm | Consolidating our two households was made easier by another milestone move. We moved my daughter, Kate, who is a junior at Western Washington University in Bellingham, into her first apartment two weeks ago. Fortunately, it was not furnished. We had no problem filling it wall-to-wall with our… |
2010-09-21 | |
| 'Bellingham State of Mind' video becomes huge viral hit | Just a week ago, only a few hundred people had gone online to YouTube to watch Nathan Cox's new music video, "Bellingham State of Mind." By Friday afternoon, Sept. 17, the video was one of the hottest music items on the monster website, with more than 85,000 viewings. … |
2010-09-20 | |
| Info session on Compass 2 Campus to be held Tuesday for all faculty and staff | 2010-09-17 | ||
| Meteorite on display in Castle Rock this weekend | Graichen told him that he believed it was a stony meteorite. He gave Wasson contact information for an expert at Western Washington University in Bellingham. A couple of weeks later, Wasson got paperwork showing that his simple garden ornament was a 45 million-year-old rock that had… |
2010-09-17 | |
| Students flooding into Bellingham for first day at WWU | Neighborhoods around Western Washington University are about to get a lot busier as students move in before classes start Wednesday, Sept. 22. About 4,000 students are expected to move into WWU's residence halls and apartments from Friday through Sunday. During move-in time,… |
2010-09-17 | |
| WWU's 'Friday Odyssey of Science & Arts' for youth to take place Nov. 5 | 2010-09-16 | ||
| WWU exchange program looking for community members to spend time with visiting Japanese students | 2010-09-15 | ||
| WWU's Academy for Lifelong Learning courses include music, poetry and more | 2010-09-15 | ||
| Stay and play in Bellingham’s revitalized downtown | These cultural projects are intended to inject some life into a downtown that has been reeling from a common urban problem: the exodus of chain department stores and small businesses. But with Western Washington University about two miles south of downtown, many community leaders believe they… |
2010-09-13 | |
| Money: Bellingham fifth-best place to retire | Money magazine has named Bellingham the nation’s fifth-best college town for people who’ve retired. The Whatcom County home of Western Washington University was cited for its nearly 20 percent job growth in the past 10 years, which compares with the 15.7 percent job growth of the 25… |
2010-09-10 |