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BELLINGHAM - When Emily Ziebell faced the audience at Latino Fest last weekend, it wasn't as a folkloric dancer or member of a mariachi band.
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Some Whatcom County land owners are upset over new shoreline rules that they believe will make it difficult to enlarge or even rebuild on their shorefront property.
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Participants in the 2008 Life Chain, including Donis Lolkema, center right, line Meridian Street from Telegraph Road to Kellogg Road in Bellingham on Sunday, Oct. 5, 2008. Lolkema has been participating in the annual event of prayer and demonstration for the past 10years. "We thoroughly believe in this cause," she said. "It feels good to sit here and pray here."
BELLINGHAM — Police officers spent about four hours trying to coax an intoxicated man armed with a machete out of a motor home on the 1100 block of West Bakerview Road early Sunday, Oct. 5.
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It's feeding time for about a dozen young pigeons, and Jerry Guilmette is getting frustrated. The group would rather fly circles around his property on the outskirts of Bellingham than come into their loft to eat.
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The city of Bellingham and Port of Bellingham disagree about what direction roads should go on the redeveloped waterfront.
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