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May 2016
| May 11
May 11, 2016
At Café Culinaire, sage gnocchi and cinnamon churros outstanding
Dave Boling: Mariners’ Taijuan Walker inching toward greatness
Mariners use pair of home runs to beat Rays 6-4
Welding Rodeo, GEMS Fair, telescopes and birding
Ferndale bounced out of district playoffs
Two athletes finish in second place for Ferndale
Local schools place well in sub-district track prelims
Praising behavior helps children learn, reduce parental stress
TNT confirms Seahawks’ press conference Thursday is Ricardo Lockette announcing his retirement
Meridian’s McGuinn to join brother at University of Puget Sound
Whatcom County Jail report for May 10
Western Washington University’s new president will make $365,000
Whole Foods opens in Bellingham to crowd of shoppers, protest
Bear attacks sheep, chickens northwest of Ferndale
Mount Baker High School students to lead disaster prep workshop
Crowds expected this weekend for protest of Skagit refineries
Welders to make mythical creatures at Bellingham Technical College