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September 30, 2015

• Top Dish: Goji Bistro delights with smoky-sweet flavors
• Says coal terminal costs are too great
• Says Donovan has earned her vote
• Mariners decide that Hernandez won’t pitch again until next season
• Mariners end skid at six games by rallying for 6-4 victory over Astros
• Artist profile: Harper Stone shares myths and stories about death
• Bellstock outdoor fall festival runs Oct. 3-4 on the waterfront
• Bellingham Irish festival offers workshops, tunes on Oct. 3
• Families: Make a Halloween monster from slime
• Art of Death Conference offers music, speakers, workshops
• Try an erupting volcano experiment at Village Books
• Try an erupting volcano experiment at Village Books
• After misses, Dempsey points to success
• Squalicum moves up to No. 4 in latest poll
• Mount Baker’s Schleimer honored by WIAA for accomplishment
• Seahawks were in worse spot last season and thrived
• Baldwin not thrilled with Seahawks offense on third down
• Watch as skydivers drop in on Seahawks’ home opener
• Tackling an emphasis for Huskies after 30 missed tackles vs. Cal
• Thursday's high school results
• Wednesday's high school results
• Two conference undefeated teams remain atop volleyball rankings
• Bellingham volleyball senior ‘the rock’ of scrappy Red Raiders
• Sehome’s Brugge and McNamee focus on keeping tennis fun
• Tuesday’s high school results
• Families: Hear the adventures of ‘Appleblossom the Possum’ at Village Books
• Jail chief, critic debate need for Whatcom sales tax measure
• Plans submitted for major retail tenant in Ferndale
• Art of Death focuses on planning, talking about end of life
• Part of Malloy Avenue in Ferndale closed Thursday
• What’s happening in Whatcom County for Sept. 30
• Willows Inn chef releases first cookbook, ‘Sea and Smoke’
• Concrete man still missing two years after disappearance
• Whatcom County Jail report for Sept. 29
• Tim Eyman says allegations he misused campaign money won’t matter to voters