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September 3, 2015

• Unhappy with coal, Cherry Point terminal
• Supports Donovan for County Council
• O’Malley finally gets his chance in Mariners’ outfield
• Mariners pull away in late innings of 8-3 win over Astros
• Friday night lights in downtown Bellingham
• Art: Brigid Collins Center hosts exhibit on Sept. 4 Art Walk
• Theater: Kids’ plays in radio-show format at Mount Baker
• Lummi football hopes this is the year it overcomes Neah Bay
• Lynden's King looking to carry over momentum from last football season
• Northwest Conference football power rankings
• Behind the Facemask with Bellingham’s Noah Hadfield
• Kaui returns following gruesome injury
• Blaine football looks to challenge with strong vets, talented youth
• Athleticism, physicality has Squalicum football primed for big year
• It’s possible Seahawks are keeping offense under wraps in preseason
• DT Williams makes final push to make Seahawks’ roster despite possiblity of cancer
• Huskies’ Mickens swaps numbers, honors John Ross
• Northwest Wines: North Central Washington wineries shine
• Cougars name Luke Falk starting QB; Huskies still mum
• Dealy to attempt swimming Bellingham Bay after delay
• Locals set to defend Skagit Speedway against Outlaws
• Retired WCC art teacher helps Africans attend high school
• Retired doctor wants park to honor Alonzo Poe forevermore
• Couple found dead in Everson inhaled fumes from generator
• Whatcom County Jail report for Sept. 2
• Search for Lake Whatcom kayaker fruitless after 4 days
• 2 found dead at home west of Everson
• Whatcom County lifts ban on yard burning
• What’s happening in Whatcom County for Sept. 3
• No electricity still for some Whatcom residents
• Trains collide at Port of Tacoma