Fernando Gonzalez

1 month ago | bellinghammetronews.com | Fernando Gonzalez

By Greg ThamesThe Whatcom County Charter Commission’s recent meeting was its most efficient session to date, packed with passionate discussions on proposed amendments, elected official salaries, and the challenges of ensuring public access. The complexities of local governance and the public’s deep engagement in shaping their county’s future were highlighted during the meeting, which saw substantial public participation.

1 month ago | bellinghammetronews.com | Fernando Gonzalez

By Fernando GonzalezLynden, WA – What would a flag for the City of Lynden look like? One idea envisions a simple yet meaningful design that pays tribute to the town’s heritage while maintaining a clean and timeless aesthetic. At the heart of this concept is Phoebe Judson, the “Mother of Lynden,” whose pioneering spirit shaped the town’s early days.

1 month ago | bellinghammetronews.com | Fernando Gonzalez

BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON – A new Dutch Bros Coffee could soon arrive at 451 W Bakerview Rd in Bellingham, but the project faces zoning and environmental challenges before it can proceed. The proposed 950-square-foot drive-thru coffee stand would include a walk-up window and outdoor patio seating, though it will not feature indoor dining. Developers intend to plat the lot, establishing a 0.89-acre site for the business.

1 month ago | bellinghammetronews.com | Fernando Gonzalez

BELLINGHAM, WA – The Woods Coffee location at Boulevard Park temporarily closed Monday morning after a break-in, marking another incident in a string of crimes affecting businesses in the Fairhaven area. The break-in, which reportedly occurred overnight, involved suspects shattering the glass on the western side of the café. Photos from the scene show a sign on the front entrance reading, “Temporarily Closed (someone broke in),” indicating the closure was not permanent.

1 month ago | bellinghammetronews.com | Fernando Gonzalez

WASHINGTON STATE. – Regional Update: Progress is well underway for the highly anticipated In-N-Out Burger location in Ridgefield, Washington. New photos from the site show significant construction developments as crews work to bring the popular California-based chain to the region. Located off I-5 at Pioneer Street, the Ridgefield In-N-Out is set to be the brand’s first location in Washington state, marking a major expansion into the Pacific Northwest.