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June 2020
| June 5
June 5, 2020
After being shut down for months, Whatcom retailers excited to open their doors
These retail stores, services open as Whatcom OK‘d for coronavirus Safe Start Phase 2
Here are Whatcom restaurants opening for dining in Phase 2 of coronavirus Safe Start
Two fishing ships going home; 25 crew members quarantined for COVID-19 in Bellingham
Whatcom County approved to move to coronavirus Safe Start Phase 2
Library will start curbside pickup and accept return of items borrowed before closing
Whatcom County has had two active outbreaks of coronavirus in the past month
Layoffs begin at Intalco in Ferndale despite governor‘s offer of help to sell smelter
Police confirm armed citizens in downtown Bellingham, but say no laws were broken
Hate literature found on WWU campus among recent similar incidents in Bellingham
Lummi hereditary chief, master weaver Bill James remembered as teacher
Two Whatcom men suspected of luring men to their home, then drugging and raping them