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Loggers Cafe Planned for Ferry Street in Sedro-Woolley

Loggers Cafe is planned for 208 Ferry Street in Sedro-Woolley, according to a Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board filing. The address previously housed Magnolia Grill. The application names Erick Orozco, Kathy Kim, and Rene Rodrigo Rodriguez as applicants. It seeks a license for spirits, beer, and wine service at a restaurant with a lounge.

Sedro-Woolley, WA · 2d

KING 5

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5 western Washington schools to close

Olympia, WA · 17h

Bellingham Herald

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These are the Whatcom County restaurants that opened or closed in October

Looking for a new restaurant to try out? Whatcom County gained three new eateries in October, and one closed permanently. Openings Café Hazeltree Emmaquatics Aquarium & Lounge partnered with Café Hazeltree to open a new “Late Nite Aquarium Café” on Oct. 3. Café Hazeltree and Emmaquatics are located in the same space but will have different operating hours, according to a Sept. 15 Facebook post . Café Hazeltree will be open from 2 p.m. to midnight Wednesday through Sunday, and Emmaquatics will be open from 2 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and 12:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday. “While the coffee bar will be closed on M/T, when Emma’s there the space is still open to guests as a lounge. Similarly, the aquariums will still be free and open for viewing even outside of Emmaquatics operating hours,” the Facebook post states. Café Hazeltree and Emmaquatics are at 1135 Railroad Ave. in downtown Bellingham, the previous location of Woods Coffee. Chewzy Cookies Chewzy Cookies , a Blaine-based cookie bakery, opened a location in Bellingham on Oct. 3. The bakery specializes in over 12 varieties of cookies, dirty sodas, coffee and Lotus beverages. “Our cookies are mixed in-house using 100% butter

Whatcom County, WA · 2d

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This Washington Family Butcher Has Been Hand-Cutting Steaks And Smoking Bacon Since 1972, And Locals Skip The Supermarket For It

Raspberry jalapeño bacon burgers. Korean BBQ pepperoni sticks. Alligator meat. All of it comes from one family butcher counter in a quiet corner of Washington farm country. The shop has been cutting meat since 1972. It still wraps custom orders in plastic and butcher paper, the same way it always has.

Stanwood, WA · 2d

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Local Chocolatier Karen L. Neugebauer Makes Skagit County Sweeter

Exquisitely crafted chocolate excites many of our senses. First, that heavenly smell when you walk into a shop. Then our sight as we look at the beautiful, glossy finishes, sometimes in bright, rich colors. Finally, our taste as we take that first bite and savor it. For a rare few – roughly 1 to 5% of the world’s population – who have synesthesia, chocolate can also mean sounds. Forté Chocolate Founder and Master Chocolatier Karen L. Neugebauer is one of those rare individuals. She hears music when she tastes flavors.

Skagit County, WA · 1d

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Port of Bellingham considering building, rights purchase of seafood business

BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – A major commercial property purchase will soon by considered by the Port of Bellingham. The proposed purchase agreement would include Bornstein Seafoods’ three buildings on Hilton Avenue in Bellingham. Bornstein listed the buildings for sale in 2024. The Port of Bellingham already owns the...

Bellingham, WA · 2d

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Sip, Stroll & Celebrate at the La Conner Wine Walk

Good wine, great friends, and holiday shopping in a charming waterfront town. Make plans for the La Conner Wine Walk on Saturday, December 5, 2026, and enjoy an afternoon of tasting and exploring together. Gather your friends and discover wines from award-winning wineries at tasting locations throughout downtown La Conner....

La Conner, WA · 3d

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Small Town Charm Meets Some of Washington’s Lowest Living Costs in One Place

A ferry bound for Alaska is a pretty compelling thing to find close to home. In this coastal city, that journey begins at the waterfront, giving an ordinary day beside the water a tempting sense of possibility. The mountains offer their own reason to pay attention. A nearby ski area...

Bellingham, WA · 2d

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Faced with a return-to-office mandate, she started her own business instead

Casi Myers faced a choice when a return-to-office mandate came along: Accept the long commute from her husband’s family farm in Arlington, Washington, or leave her job as a circuit board designer. “I stayed for another four months, but, in that time, I found a client,” Myers said. “And...

Arlington, WA · 2d

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Locals Keep Driving Across Town For The Thick Burgers At This Old-School Washington Drive-In

Flip on your headlights here, and a carhop heads straight for your window to take your order. That one little signal tells you everything about this place. It runs on a 1950s rhythm, and it seems perfectly happy staying that way. The burgers come stacked thick, including one built with...

Bellingham, WA · 2d

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Western Washington experiences record warm temperatures

If you thought it felt unseasonably warm Wednesday, you weren't wrong. Bellingham, Olympia and Seattle broke previous record high temperatures by early afternoon. The temperature in Bellingham reached 68 degrees by 1 p.m. The previous record of 67 degrees was set back in 1977. The temperature at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport...

Bellingham, WA · 2d

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Demolition begins on former Bellingham Public Schools District Office

BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – Demolition has begun on a nearly 120-year-old building in Bellingham. Crews began demolition on the former Bellingham Public Schools District Office, located 1306 Dupont St., earlier this week. The building served as a schoolhouse from its construction in 1908, until it was converted to the...

Bellingham, WA · 1d

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San Juan County issues state of emergency over ferry maintenance

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has imposed strict vehicle limits at the Orcas Island ferry terminal after engineers found two cracked steel beams beneath the transfer span.

San Juan County, WA · 1d

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Construction of behavioral care center expected to begin in March 2028

WHATCOM COUNTY, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – Whatcom County’s plan for their new behavioral care center is coming into focus. The Whatcom County Council received an update on the facility at their meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 10, as the project enters the design phase. The facility will contain two 16-bed...

Whatcom County, WA · 1d

Bellingham Herald

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Whatcom Roundup: New downtown boutique; gift shop closes; Barkley Vietnamese

Here’s our weekly roundup of the latest retail and restaurant activity around Whatcom County: New downtown shop open Lost Gentlemen’s Club , a boutique with masculine goods, cigars, barware and more, has officially opened in downtown Bellingham. The new shop — launched by Jen Mason, owner of Wink Wink Boutique — opened Wednesday, Nov. 11, according to an Instagram post. “Come check out our quality supply of barware, leather journals, books, grooming goods, games, and more. We look forward to making your acquaintance,” the Nov. 11 Instagram post states.

Whatcom County, WA · 17h

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Bellingham school board votes to close two elementary schools

BELLINGHAM, Wash. — The Bellingham Public Schools board voted Thursday to close Carl Cozier and Columbia elementary schools beginning in the 2027-28 school year. The board approved separate resolutions for the closures during its regular meeting. MORE | SCHOOL CLOSURES THROUGHOUT WESTERN WASHINGTON. The resolutions say the board considered...

Bellingham, WA · 10h

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Silent Films Still Flicker Inside This Restored 1927 Washington Movie Palace, And Tickets Won’t Break The Bank

Silent movies still flicker across a screen here, inside a nearly century-old palace built for exactly that job. The same room has hosted Rocky Horror nights, ski films, and touring Broadway shows. That is quite a range for one stage. The building has been lovingly restored, and the decor still...

Bellingham, WA · 1d

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Stillaguamish Tribe Donates $300,000 to Local Charities

ARLINGTON, WA – The Stillaguamish Tribe donated $300,000 to three local charities during the Jodi and Bender Live broadcast on 95.7 The Jet last Saturday. The tribe presented $100,000 each to A Christmas Wish, Arlington Community Food Bank and Stanwood Camano Food Bank. The organizations provide holiday assistance, food and other resources to local families and community members.

Arlington, WA · 19h

Bellingham Herald

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I-5 night work is coming to Bellingham over 22 nights in 2027. What to know

Night work is coming to Interstate 5 in Bellingham in 2027. Here’s what to know The Washington State Department of Transportation will replace concrete panels on Interstate 5 through Bellingham over 22 non-consecutive nights next year. The Bellingham City Council unanimously approved a waiver of overnight noise limits on Nov. 2 to allow the work to proceed. FULL STORY: Coming soon to Bellingham: WSDOT night work, lane closures to replace I-5 pavement Here are key takeaways: When and where: Work is scheduled between March and December 2027 at 10 locations along a two-mile stretch of I-5 between Lakeway and Sunset drives, including both sides of the freeway at Lakeway Drive, Meador Avenue, Alabama Street and East Sunset Drive. Why nights? WSDOT air quality and acoustics specialist Ben Bloom said nighttime closures are needed because daytime work could delay commuters, disrupt bus routes and business access and endanger workers. About 76,000 vehicles use I-5 daily in both directions at Lakeway Drive. Expected disruptions: Mike Wilson, assistant director of Bellingham’s Public Works Department, said freeway closures could spill onto city streets and shape traffic-control plans as the project nears. Noise impact: Crews will use concrete grinders, saws, jackhammers, generators, air compressors and

Bellingham, WA · 1d

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The Lights of Christmas at Warm Beach Celebrates 30 Years of Christmas Magic

For 30 years, countless families have made The Lights of Christmas in Stanwood a yearly tradition. To celebrate their huge 30th anniversary in 2026, Warm Beach Camp & Conference Center presents an all-new, immersive walking experience with festive fun for the whole family. The entire lovingly decorated campus will be...

Stanwood, WA · 2d