OUR VIEW

• Citizens group looks to help lead on growth issues

  I am sure you have noticed over the years, as I have, that Bellingham is blessed with many citizens who are personally dedicated to understanding the issues of growth and development in our city.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

• America should make things better for all

• Best if automakers go through bankruptcy

• Headlights just one of many auto problems

• Happy with mayor's actions on waterfront

• Religious minorities still can't be president

• Oil companies could share with others

• Poor Lake Whatcom situation no surprise

• Column wrong about special education

• Some in real estate to blame for troubles too

• Citizens should do more to reduce waste

WHATCOM VIEW

More WHATCOM VIEW Headlines

• We must work harder to understand our waters

• Adoption brings new life to children who need families

• Panel wants education funding taken seriously

• Generosity matters even in these tough economic times

• New members join ed board

Our View

More Our View Headlines

• Monday thumbs: Bus riders and falling revenues for the state

• Cooperative solution can be found for waterfront

• Still time to benefit from 2010 Vancouver Olympics

• Saturday thumbs: County Council's fire decision and the Planned Parenthood threat

• Friday thumbs: Free parking for the holidays and Chuckanut rock slides

NATIONAL OPINIONS

More NATIONAL OPINIONS Headlines

• Editorial Roundup

Ruben Navarette

• Obama election should not change affirmative action

• Don't hold your breath for Obama immigration reform

Jonah Goldberg

• GOP road sign: Keep Right

• The GOP looking glass

Ellen Goodman

• Palin made a difference, but women are Democrats

• Race the "story" in the "history" of this election

Leonard Pitts

• D.C. public-school experiment is a test for all of us

• In historic election, blacks embrace discrimination

Kathleen Parker

• Give Summers a break

• You can't get there from here