Walk-in Health Clinic moving to Bellingham's Cornwall Avenue

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  Board member Leo Bowman voted no, expressing concerns about the looming possibility of budget cuts passed down from the state.

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  The argument escalated and moved about a block down the street, Young said. At its peak, the argument turned violent and Sherman crashed into the plate-glass window of Rite Aid, 1400 Cornwall Ave.

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  From there the procession will move south to the Interstate 5 Bakerview onramp and leave the freeway at the Northwest Avenue exit. The motorcade will move down Northwest Avenue until it changes to Elm Street and then turn right onto Broadway, ending at Westford Funeral Home, 1301 Broadway.

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  The rally was the first major local showing inspired by the Occupy Wall Street protests that have been going since September in New York.

  Protesters gathered on all four corners of Cornwall Avenue and East Magnolia Street at 4 p.m. and marched to the Bank of America on Holly Street, chanting "Banks got bailed out, we got sold out."

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