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Articles in April, 2008 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• City, county diverge after UGA decision
  by Lance Henderson
• Fairhaven's working waterfront: shipyard has been working on big boats since World War I
  by Isaac Bonnell
• 2020 to move into old H & H building
• Brooks ends use of odor-causing chemical
• Corrections
• Ralf's Bavarian Bakery moving to Depot Market
• Presentation focuses on triple bottom line
• Victoria's Secret to move to new location
• TEK Construction expands presence
• Naturopathic clinic moving downtown
• Express Personnel announces new name. changes its name to Express Employment Professionals
• Rolfing Bellingham opens for business
• Northwest Endoscopy Center expanding
• Pro Health Chiropractic opens on Electric Ave
• Small Business Development Center expands Web site
• Health and Exercise Prescriptions moves to larger office
• Fantasia Espresso & Tea gets new owner
• NetworkText finds downtown location
• Kowals Pediatrics plans for second clinic
• G & R Autosports motors to new location
• Pro Marketing Works adds office space
• Local Creative opens on Pacific Street
• Bellingham Baby Co. born in Barkley Village
• Bio: interesting things about our area's most interesting people
• Business owners, leaders rate local economy: on a scale from one to 10, most give county a 7
  by Lance Henderson
• Businesses gear up for high fuel prices: got gas? Fuel price increases both help, hurt local companies
  by Ryan Wynne
• Triple bottom line: the conceptual frontier
  by Lance Henderson
• Technology, lean principles changing healthcare: networking helps providers give better care to patients
  by Isaac Bonnell
• PIER Systems born from local tragedy: crisis management just a click, a call or an e-mail away
  by Lance Henderson
• Washington Choppers eat up the streets: motorcycle shop makes custom bikes for clients around the world
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Builders turn to custom homes in housing crunch: as prices fall for spec housing, custom homes and remodels increase
  by Issac Bonnell
• Building permits
• Top properties
• Blue Moon Ballroom
• VIP Chauffeur Service
• Steven Moore Designs
• Colophon Cafe appoints sustainability director
• Foundation honors 3 retirees, adds new members
• Peoples Bank promotes Holleman
• Ski to Sea photographer selected
• Twedt receives ChFC designation
• 3D Corporation appoints project manager
• Business Bank promotes 6
• Physical therapist attends advanced workshop
• Archer earns ACSR designation
• SBDC adds Grimstead
• Olson hired as Peoples Bank vice president
• WWU professor to lead international effort
• Grant promoted to sales director
• Levy appointed as adjunct professor at University of Manitoba
• Kennedy, Palmer join Wells Fargo Private Client Services
• WWU professor receives neighborhood research grant
• Manpower names Callahan high performance sales person.
• Nims to lead WCC women's basketball program
• McCoy promoted to manager
• Murray attends international convention
• Ramsay to continue as chief of police
• Leavitt joins American Family Insurance
• Chiropractor gains sports certification
• Bank of America hires Yonally
• Advanced Sports Chiropractic moves
• Belllngham selects new fire marshal
• Burns joins Northwest Ecological Services
• Ferndale Chamber of Commerce gains board members
• Dworkin, Swanson join Belcher Swanson Law Firm
• Museum of Glass honors local artist
• Goff gets promoted
• Pace attends Keller Williams convention
• Murray gets ABR designation
• Business Bank hires Willett
• Sloan finalist in Make It Your Own Awards
• Van Slyke earns 'Elite' status
• Ellison recognized as consumer finance champion
• State honors WWU's Morse
• Arpin Van Lines announces prime agent of the month
• Weitzel gains recognition
• 2 Goodriches, 2 achievements
• Banner Bank recognizes 37 employees
• Pak Mail earns dual awards
• Copy Source gains national recognition

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