Bellingham Mayor's Waterfront Connection Plan - 10/24/08 12:54 PM
Per City of Bellingham website: "Pike presented his Waterfront Connection Plan to the Bellingham City Council and community on Sept. 29, and expects to engage the public in considering its pros and cons.
Public open houses scheduled for Nov. 13 and Nov. 17 offer public opportunities to review the Waterfront Connections Plan and … (0 comments)
Future Traffic Projects, Ferndale WA - 10/20/08 05:46 PM
Ferndale's Mayor issued his 2008 State of the City Address, there are some interesting updates on traffic and transportation in the area which include: Second Avenue to Portal Way, Second Avenue to Thornton Road, Washington Street and Vista Drive, Main Street: Fourth Ave. to Church Rd, Church Road: Main St. to Thornton … (0 comments)
Where to find the latest version of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 - 10/02/08 06:05 PM
If economic worries are enough to keep you up at night, here is a sleepy time aid.... just read through the 451 pages of the revised Emergency Stabilization Act.
For a one page synopsis here it is: http://banking.senate.gov/public/_files/EESASummary1.pdf
Here is a summerized version section by section: http://banking.senate.gov/public/_files/SECTIONBYSECTIONANALYSISOFTHELEGISLATION.pdf
For the whole thing(all 451 … (0 comments)
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Per City of Bellingham website: "Pike presented his Waterfront Connection Plan to the Bellingham City Council and community on Sept. 29, and expects to engage the public in considering its pros and cons.
