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Articles in Nov, 2007 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• New brewpub planned for Old Town
  by Heidi Schiller
• CH2M Hill to move to waterfront
  by Heidi Schiller
• Welcome to our 15th anniversary issue!
  by Vanessa Blackburn
• Bellingham one of EPA's Green Partners of the year
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• Pro CNC named in top 100 fastest growing companies
• Sirena Gelato opens mall location
• Building Industry Association boosts membership
• Pacific Park condos under construction
• Port approves new tenant for Bellingham Cruise Terminal
• Saturna Capital surpasses $1 billion in assets
• Trillium Corp. alums start new company
• Nostalgia opens in the Young Building
• American Family Insurance to open in December
• Tech One Electronics plans for new building
• Reset Games to open in November
• Milne's says goodbye for good
• East West Fashion closing soon
• Jogo to open on Ohio in November
• Ooh la la opens in Finnegan's Alley
• Ruff Day Doggie Daycare under new ownership
• Eva Salon doubles its space and services
• New shoe store opening on West Bakerview
• Visual Studios moves two floors up
• Blue Skies for Children moves to State Street
• J&J Needle Art moves to Bakerview Square
• Port awarded $1 million to promote marine innovation
  by Isaac Bonnell
• 'The sound of saving lives': Sober Rovers give drivers a break when they've been out
  by Kelly Lemons
• Our Top 15 stories from past 15 years
  by Heidi Schiller
• Where are they now? The BBJ checks in with some familiar names and faces
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Niemier, Treat and the Schultzes have found new ventures
• Legacy Project aims for 100 years: community collaboration to make long-range plans for county
  by Heidi Schiller
• Alcoa working toward running at full capacity: aluminum smelter working with BTC to train potential employees
  by Isaac Bonnell
• McClellan still hard at work at age 91: owner of Hardware Sales has seen much change in industry over the years
  by Heidi Schiller
• Condos on Lincoln St
• Rental market heats up: slower real estate market spurs growth in rentals
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Increased construction costs make business condominiums a popular investment
• Building permits
• Top properties
• Kaur Lounge
• Furniture Now!
• Bistro Zazou
• Liao-Troth set to lead university's MBA program
• Snapper Shuler Kenner hires McMullen
• Evergreen Team Concepts hire Ridpath and Hiller
• Baron & Company adds new graphic designer
• Gregory promoted to retail branch manager at Whidbey Island Bank
• Johnson joins salon in Fairhaven
• Local baker's pretzels appear in Rachael Ray's magazine
• Bellingham medical practice adds new physician
• New education project manager at Allied Arts of Whatcom County
• WWU trustee Sharpe to chair search for new college president
• Huxley's dean appointed to EPA advisory council
• Pearce named consultant of the quarter at Neighborhood Mortgage
• Petrich joins Waddell & Reed
• Toyer joins Waddell & Reed
• Larson completes financial training course
• Tourism bureau hires new intern
• Peoples Bank hires remote banking manager
• Long joins the staff at local accounting firm
• Taylor passes insurance course
• CENTURY 21 Bay Properties welcomes Wright
• Templeton passes Washington loan exam
• Horizon Bank hires new manager for the Ferndale
• Local nurse inducted in the Academy of Emergency Nursing
• Lindberg receives prestigious Realtor award
• Waltari appointed real estate loan manager at WECU
• Wilson joins Bellwether Mortgage
• Paton is new director for homeless services
• Three RE/MAX agents gain pivotal designations
• Gordon accepts promotion at nursing agency
• Chamber appoints Ski to Sea coordinator
• Dykstra appointed vice president of lending at WECU
• Insurance company hires nine new employees
• McClellan named 2007 Professional Woman of the Year
• Barkley Village store honored by Haggen Food & Pharmacy
• International Absorbents recognized by business magazine
• McKinley wins top award for public professionals
• Physicians at local nonprofit win prestigious award
• WWU faculty Durham and Wilhelm honored for teaching excellence

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