Kyle Mittan
Bellingham Herald
Bellingham, WA, United States
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Man broke into Bellingham home, punched homeowner, tried to steal backpack, police say
Micheal Alexander Jones, 18, of Bellingham, was booked into jail Tuesday, and faces theft, assault and burglary charges, according to police. → Read More
Building a home in Ferndale? Price of connecting to sewer, water is probably going up
By 2019, it’ll likely cost about twice as much – nearly $15,000 – to connect a new home to Ferndale sewer and water, the City Council decided Monday. → Read More
It’s a 93-mile adventure relay, with skiing, biking, kayaking and more: Ski to Sea
Boomer’s Drive-In took home their first-ever overall Ski to Sea win. Beaver’s Tree Service, an all-Whatcom County team, came in second. → Read More
Hundreds of nude cyclists ride to celebrate their bodies: ‘Every body is beautiful’
About 350 cyclists – most completely naked – rode through downtown Bellingham, Washington Friday, June 1 in the name of body positivity, fossil fuel use and cyclist safety. → Read More
Hundreds of nude cyclists ride to celebrate their bodies: ‘Every body is beautiful’
About 350 cyclists – most completely naked – rode through downtown Bellingham, Washington Friday, June 1 in the name of body positivity, fossil fuel use and cyclist safety. → Read More
Hundreds of nude cyclists ride to celebrate their bodies: ‘Every body is beautiful’
About 350 cyclists – most completely naked – rode through downtown Bellingham, Washington Friday, June 1 in the name of body positivity, fossil fuel use and cyclist safety. → Read More
Hundreds of nude cyclists ride to celebrate their bodies: ‘Every body is beautiful’
About 350 cyclists – most completely naked – rode through downtown Bellingham, Washington Friday, June 1 in the name of body positivity, fossil fuel use and cyclist safety. → Read More
Nude cyclists ride through downtown Bellingham to highlight issues like body image, environment
About 350 cyclists – most completely naked – rode through downtown Bellingham Friday in the name of body positivity, fossil fuel use and cyclist safety. → Read More
After weekend spike in Bellingham car thefts, here’s how to avoid being next victim
Bellingham police saw an unusual spike in car thefts last weekend, and are telling residents how to avoid falling victim. → Read More
Ferndale students, staff feeling sick after smelling odor near schools, district says
Students and staff at several Ferndale schools said they felt sick after smelling an odor in the area, schools Superintendent Linda Quinn said. → Read More
Whatcom County asked Trump for $53K for Lynden rally security. A year later, no response
A year after then-presidential candidate Donald Trump’s rally in Lynden, Whatcom County is still waiting for $53,000 in security-cost reimbursements. → Read More
Whatcom County asked Trump for $53K for Lynden rally security. A year later, no response
A year after then-presidential candidate Donald Trump’s rally in Lynden, Whatcom County is still waiting for $53,000 in security-cost reimbursements. → Read More
Going to Barkley Village? Some businesses are without water today after main break
Some Barkley Village businesses will not have water for up to six hours Thursday as crews repair a broken water main, according to the Public Works Department. → Read More
Seth Daniel Snook, 34, starved more than 20 cows, pigs on Whatcom dairy farm, humane society says
A Whatcom County dairy farmer neglected more than 20 cattle and pigs for six months, so long that some needed to be euthanized, according to the Whatcom Humane Society. → Read More
Kevin Donald Kerfoot, 53, of Surrey, B.C., pleads guilty in federal court to Bellingham-linked smuggling operation
Kevin Donald Kerfoot, 53, of Surrey, B.C., a Canadian drug-smuggling ringleader, has pleaded guilty to conspiring to move cocaine and ecstasy across the border in a 2005 plan that undercover officers brought down in Whatcom County. → Read More
Washington State Patrol references Bellingham freeway blockade to dissuade interstate protests on May Day
The Washington State Patrol referenced a crash during a protest that blocked Interstate 5 in Bellingham to warn May Day demonstrators in King County against blocking freeways. → Read More
Why were skulls found on a property near Glacier? The sheriff’s office is searching for answers
After the discovery of two human skulls, Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office investigators are combing a property west of Glacier for more clues. → Read More
Is the hill keeping you from riding to work or class at WWU? Now you can try an electric bike
Organizers hope a pilot program at Western Washington University will make cycling to campus more accessible. → Read More
Chuckanut Drive is open again after two rock slides closed highway for eight days
Chuckanut Drive has reopened for the second time in eight days after two rock slides in the same place closed the road last week, state highway officials said. → Read More
More than 230 pounds of suspected cocaine seized at Canadian border stop north of Blaine
The Canada Border Services Agency found more than 230 pounds of suspected cocaine in a late-October bust at its port of entry just north of Blaine, the agency said Tuesday. Border officers found the bricks of white powder, which later tested positive for cocaine, hidden in a shipment of rice. → Read More