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A Tale of Two Cities: Chattanooga Tennessee’s Community Owned and Operated Fiber Network: A Successful Blueprint for Bellingham

June 10, 2019June 13, 2019 Juliette Daniels 0 Comments

The internet was created to be—and has become—our public commons. It is the central medium for communication and business, for

Why Does Gov. Inslee permit spraying of carcinogenic pesticides on Salish Sea eelgrass beds?

April 2, 2019June 13, 2019 David Camp 0 Comments orca, orcas

No doubt many, if not most, people who read this know Cliff Mass – meteorologist and weatherman on Seattle NPR.

Economics Local

Your Necessities Are Going Up In Cost… Again!

February 5, 2019April 7, 2019 Jon Humphrey 0 Comments

This holiday season I was informed that my property taxes would be going up with no real good justification as

Bellingham, WA City Of Bellingham Economics Health Local Port Of Bellingham

Of Broken Roads and Re-invented Wheels

January 25, 2019January 28, 2019 Tip Johnson 0 Comments Bellingham Bay, City of Bellingham, development, environment, Mercury, Port of Bellingham, water treatment, waterfront

I recently ran into Harry Skinner, long-time architect of some local reknown, now an octogenarian. His decades of design and planning experience have left him hard pressed to feel the joy he imagines he should from plans for our central waterfront.

City Of Bellingham Technology

COB Produces Elementary School Level Dig Once Draft

January 11, 2019January 11, 2019 Jon Humphrey 0 Comments Bellingham, Public Broadband, Public FIber-Optics, Technology, WA

I don’t want to always paint the picture that nothing good is going on with public broadband. I am happy