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Articles in Sept, 2007 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• 42-acre development planned for Mt. Baker neighborhood
  by Heidi Schiller
• Birch Bay hotel proposed to cash in on Olympics
  by Heidi Schiller
• New downtown hair academy to enlist 150 students this winter
  by Heidi Schiller
• G-P to close tissue mill, lay off more than 200 workers
• Pawnshop owner appeals city's decision to limit firearms sales
• ACB gets government dollars for watercraft
• BBJ sold to Sound Publishing on Aug. 10
• ETC opens for business
• "Kung Fu Joe" is looking for distribution
• Bellingham Food Bank to build a new home
• A garden of Eden for coffee lovers opens near Bellwether
• Hall buys downtown Bellingham building
• Two Irongate firms relocate to one space
• Southside News closes, Paperdoll moves in
• New coffee house opens on James Street
• FLIR combines expertise of two local PR experts
• New tourism CEO hails from Chelan
• Festival Espresso opens on Railroad Ave
• Clearstory Investments opens in Bellingham
• Yoga studio stretches to new downtown spot
• New owners have future plans for State Street building
• Rental car company has a new destination
• Construction firm looks for common ground
• New Passion Fly owner
• Sustainable communities conference focuses on good planning
  by Heidi Schiller
• Mercedes parts' company zooms to new location
• Toolhouse one of Inc.'s fastest-growing U.S. companies
• Unearthing the myths of Bellingham's waterfront
  by Matt Gagne
• Creative cultivation: Whatcom County farmers adapt to the changing landscape of agriculture
  by Heidi Schiller
• From manure to money: the biodigester
  by Heidi Schiller
• Downtown drinking games: bars and police give and take on the issuance of liquor licenses
  by Matt Gagne
• At Wood Stone, it's all about the culture: employees vote company one of best places to work in Puget Sound
  by Heidi Schiller
• If business owners could go back in time: what would you change if you could do it all over again?
  by Heidi Schiller
• Or you could really go back in time—to life in Ancient Rome
  by Heidi Schiller
• Builders catch the wave of green building: is the current trend of green building more than just a fad?
  by Matt Gagne
• Building permits
• Top properties
• Prospect Street Cafe
• Neiner Neiner Weiner
• Bay City creamery
• Western names Nord director of Center for International Studies
• DeVisscher named executive officer of county Realtors
• Pauley to manage First Horizon Home Loans
• RE/MAX adds two Everson real estate agents
• Beatty new Waddell & Reed district supervisor
• Internet marketing workshop to feature Beaulaurier
• Calderhead earns e-PRO certification
• DeWaard & Bode names Grady store manager
• Christian Health Care Center appoints Adams as admissions coordinator
• Shell earns Doctor of Audiology degree
• Baker appointed to L and I advisory committee
• Chamber development director attends professional development program
• Oldham joins Cascadia Weekly sales staff
• Riggins appointed dean of College of Fine and Performing Arts
• Hannah hired as manager of Horizon Bank's Barkley office
• Miller joins DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen
• Murphy appointed to limited term as Western's provost
• Trinity Western University names director for Bellingham program
• Attorney General appoints new assistant for Bellingham division
• Mumfords join Keller Williams
• Rockwood passes real estate broker's exam
• Mayor appoints new Whatcom Museum director
• Oosterhoudt moves to RETEC Group's Bellingham office
• Curnow promoted, prompts company name change
• Zoro joins Wells Fargo's Wealth Management Group
• Century 21's Mason receives broker's license
• Rose joins Mount Baker Theatre board of directors
• Taylor completes CISR insuring personal residence course
• DeYoung made partner of Oltman Insurance Agency
• Moorlag promoted at Lynden Manor Assisted Living Residence
• Woolcock returns to manage Belle Flora & Home Interiors
• Sandow joins Whidbey Island Bank
• WaMu's home loans center adds two loan consultants
• Boyle Haggen's new vice president of corporate brands
• Whatcom County Realtors honor Ferrier, Livingston
• Western professor wins American Psychological Assoc. award
• Harrison wins Masters Design award from Pool & Spa News
• Edward Jones recognizes Villhauer
• Culligan Northwest receives customer relations award
• DreamMaker receives award

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