British Columbia’s capitol city has been fouling the waters of the strait with its raw sewage since 1894, but the new sewage treatment plant has ended the practice
The News Tribune, The Olympian and the Tri-City Herald journalists are also part of the effort
The order prohibits indoor gatherings, while limiting outdoor gatherings to 5 or less people outside the household
The homeless services center gained the capability to administer rapid COVID-19 tests Tuesday, allowing the facility to welcome five to ten people per day who have not been staying consistently at Base Camp
MUKILTEO, Wash. — Washington’s first new ferry terminal in 40 years will open on […]
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Governor Jay Inslee is loosening school reopening guidelines. Inslee unveiled the […]
Lynden Troop 4028’s Miracle Drive will give 100% of the proceeds to 14 different area helping organizations addressing issues from hunger and homelessness, to child poverty and sex trafficking
Analyst Patrick Dehaan predicts prices will start to inch back as COVID-19 vaccinations take hold and travel starts to increase
Executive Director Rob Fix says this is the latest in a number of CDC and industry recommended measures the Port has taken to reduce the risk of COVID-19
The traps in Whatcom County have found another newcomer — a tiny wasp that’s a natural killer of a fly that infests fruit crops
