City & County
Bellingham comic and gaming business take sales virtual
By The Front | May 5By Tyler Brown
Bellingham
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Local organizations work to aid people experiencing homelessness during the pandemic
By The Front | May 5By Hailee Wickersham
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Bellingham Farmers Market remains essential, with new restrictions
By The Front | May 5By Courtney Gullett
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Mallard provides more than ice cream during lock down
By The Front | May 4By Olivia Hobson
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A chaotic month: a timeline of Western’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic
By The Front | May 1How did we get here? A day by day account of Western's response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Bellingham City Council resolution: unfair or essential?
By The Front | May 1By Seth Stevens
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What grocery store workers experience during pandemic
By The Front | April 30By Georgia Costa
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Whatcom Transit Authority continues service with new safety measures
By The Front | April 28By Kaleigh Carroll
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Lighthouse Mission Ministries moves drop-in center to Bellingham High School
By The Front | April 27By Makenna Marks
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Community members make thousands of masks to protect essential workers
By The Front | April 23By Olivia Hobson
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Construction on Bellingham city projects to resume by April 20
By The Front | April 23By Benjamin Leung
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Bellingham independent music venues seek relief
By The Front | April 22By Riley Currie
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Local advocates worry as Bellingham domestic violence rates stagnate
By The Front | April 22By Kaleigh Carroll
City & County
Local distilleries supply community with homemade hand sanitizer
By The Front | April 21By Makenna Marks
Housing & Development
Bellingham City Council unanimously approves rent and mortgage relief resolution
By The Front | April 21By Seth Stevens
City & County
Local artists lose business without Bellingham Farmers Market sales
By The Front | April 20By Bailey Sytsma
Housing & Development
Western lays off all RAs and apartment advisers
By Nate Sanford | April 1This article was amended on April 1, 2020, to reflect a change of language. Washington’s Employment Security Department (along with several of our Facebook followers) makes a distinction between employees who have been laid off (and who will not be replaced) and employees who have been fired (and will be replaced). This article will be updated as more information comes in.
