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Section: Local

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County issues silver alert for missing Ferndale man

88-year-old Edward Hodapp was last seen in Ferndale Wednesday around 9pm

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Former WWU employee files lawsuit claiming she was fired for being a whistleblower

Antonia Allen alleges that staff and faculty in the Woodring College of Education were giving students credit for classes they didn’t attend so those students could receive federal financial aid

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Local lawmaker to introduce legislation to prohibit mandatory COVID vaccination

Senator Doug Ericksen says while he believes the vaccine is safe, he doesn’t believe people should be forced to be immunized

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Whatcom County residents receive first COVID vaccines

Lummi Nation tribal elder James Scott was the first to be vaccinated Thursday; two local healthcare workers will be the first non-tribal healthcare workers to receive the vaccine

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Washington one of several states to sue Google

WASHINGTON, D.C., — Washington is among dozens of U.S. states who filed an anti-trust […]

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Graduation rates rise in 2020

Olympia, WASH. — During one of the most unpredictable times in modern American history, […]

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Officials cut Washington’s COVID-19 vaccine allocation

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington’s allocation of the COVID-19 vaccine will be cut by 40% […]

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Washington’s unemployment rate remains unchanged

According to numbers released Wednesday by the Employment Security Department, November’s rate was the same as October’s

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UW study finds coronavirus able to attack brain cells

A new study on mice by Puget Sound Veterans Affairs and UW Medicine finds that the virus is able to attack brain cells

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Mount Vernon Police raise thousands to support homeless

Donations will be used by the department’s Outreach Coordinator to assist those experiencing homelessness in the community

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Alaska Airlines cancels Boeing Max 9 flights over safety concerns

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