STATEWIDE RACES: So for Governor your on your own. Rest of State Wide: 1. US Senate Raul Garcia. 2. 2nd Congressional District Leif Johnson 3. Lt Governor: Dan Matthews 4. Secretary of State Dale Whitaker 5. State Treasurer Sharon Hanek. 6. State Auditor Matt Hawkins 7. Attorney General Pete Serrano. 8. Public Lands Jaime Herrera Butler 9. Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction David ...
LOCATIONS CLALLAM Clallam CB - Clallam Bay Drop Box Drop Box 16990 Highway 112, Clallam Bay, WA 98326 Clallam Clallam County Courthouse - Voter Service Center Voting Center 223 E 4th St Room 042, Port Angeles, WA 98362 Clallam CV - Carlsborg Ballot Drop Box Drop Box 261461 US-101, Sequim, WA 98382 Clallam FW - Forks Drop Box Drop Box 500 E Division St, Forks, WA 98331 Clallam NB - Neah Bay Drop ...
An Initiative submitted by a group of citizens in Whatcom County was held up by 4 of 7 Council members from being put on the ballot; which is the standard practice. Background: In the November 2022 Proposition 5 was placed on the ballot by super majority vote of the Council. The Proposition passed by 20 votes. It added a tax of about 19 cents per thousand to all property tax payers and will collect ...
Dr Raul Garcia U.S. Senate Candidate running against Maria Cantwell in the Primary on August 6th. Dr Raul Garcia In an event no one in politics can remember being done in Washington State Dr. Raul Garcia is taking 6 campaigning day to Walk from the Yakima area to Seattle. His 20 + miles a day walk is to highlight the plight of those who have died from overdoses of Fentanyl and those ...
Councilman Mark Stremler Stremler proposes energy choice to Whatcom County Council In an effort to have the Whatcom County Council get behind the effort to have "energy choice" Councilman Mark Stremler introduced a resolution which supports energy choices for residents and business owners in Whatcom County. The County Council had a hearing on June 18th to consider the proposal. Presented near the end of the June 18th meeting (page 6 of 7 ...
City Council approves emergency landmark tree protections The ordinance takes effect immediately and protects the largest, most significant trees in Bellingham May 21, 2024 - by Ryan Key-Wynne, Planning and Community Development Under the City’s emergency landmark tree ordinance, any healthy tree with a trunk diameter of 36 inches or greater will be automatically considered a “landmark tree” and receive special protections. To prevent the removal of exceptional trees in anticipation of new regulations, the ...
Archive Fourth Corner Issues Here August 6th 2024 at 9:22 am PDT Last Chance to vote today!! July 15th 2024 at 1:28 pm PDT Brian Heywood on Fear of the electorate, Local Initiative runs into roadblock to get on the ballot. June 29th 2024 at 8:44 am PDT Resolution at Whatcom County Council Considers energy choices for citizens. Last week for Signing Petition See Locations June 12th 2024 at 5:40 am PDT ...
Do you know your Superior Court Judges... many never appear on the ballot. Trooper Gadd THE way Superior Court Judges are elected came to light recently, to this reporter, in the case of a state trooper that was killed on the Freeway in Marysville. A suspect in the case just had his bail reduced from $1,000,000 to $100,000 by Judge Richard Okrent in Snohomish County. This suspect was in Snohomish County jail ...
John Lesow Guest Writer “Planners on Both Sides of the Border are on the Same Page…And it’s the Wrong Page.” At their April 24 meeting at the Bellingham Yacht Club, the Bellingham City Club hosted a pro-development panel discussing the pressing issue of “Balancing Policy, Population and Preservation”. At issue were the recent legislative edicts from Olympia, demanding more housing density in Bellingham and prohibiting Single Family Zoning. The Washington State legislation, ...
New downtown offices for Public Safety to be manned to help with down town homeless problems.
