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Section: Local

Local 1 min read
Recovery work continues on oil train wreckage

Railroad spokesman Justin Piper says they’re currently working to offload oil from the cars that came off the track

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Alaska Airlines adds additional orders in Boeing 737 Max agreement

The planes will largely replace Alaska’s Airbus fleet, reducing it to ten by 2023

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State Patrol recruits local shelter dog

The Whatcom Humane society says longtime shelter dog Momma left Tuesday with state patrol troopers Walstead and McKorkle

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Prosecutors drop charges against Bellingham man accused in Olympia shooting

25-year-old Forest M. Machala of Bellingham allegedly shot a 20-year-old man after supporters of President Trump and counter-protesters clashed near the Capitol Campus on December 12

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Whatcom County unemployment ticks up

The non-seasonally adjusted number moved to 7 percent, up from 6.3 in October, and 4.6% November a year ago

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Authorities lift evacuation order for Custer residents after train derailment

CUSTER, Wash. — The derailment and fire of an oil train prompted the evacuation […]

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Landslide risk increases due to recent wet weather

SEATTLE, Wash. — Recent wet weather in Whatcom County is increasing the risk of […]

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EVACUATION: Crude oil train derails and catches fire in Custer

WHATCOM COUNTY, Wash. – A train derailment and fire have prompted the evacuation of […]

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Ferndale School District looking for input on in-person learning

The district is asking families of the district’s secondary students to complete a survey that will help shape decision-making as far as what in-person learning will look like

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Farm company fined over $2 million for COVID violations

The state Department of Labor & Industries said it launched an investigation in July after being contacted by an employee of Gebbers Farm Operations in Brewster

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Alaska Airlines cancels Boeing Max 9 flights over safety concerns

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