Bellingham Business Journal

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Articles in Jan, 2008 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• Minimum wage goes up
• Tremaine retires from Business Bank
• Taking the risky, personal path when talking in public
  by Bob Jones
• Port applied for marina permits in November
  by Heidi Schiller
• Rite Aid may relocate to Champion
  by Heidi Schiller
• Frosty foothills bring in business
• Two downtown night life spots closing
• Brown & Cole Stores LLC exits Chapter 11
• Correction
• Ebenal's Bellwether Gate approved
• Whidbey Island Bank branch to close
• Fairhaven Harbor project approved
• Fairhaven Highlands: significant impact
• WECU awarded Large Business of the Year
• Our Kitchen to open in Barkley's new building
• Border conference scheduled this month
• Neighborhood update reviews begin
• Tourism Bureau gets ready for Olympics
• Local golf store chips in for more space
• Group of dentists to become neiqhbors
• Olympic Health moves into portable offices
• Keller Supply leaving Bellingham
• Five-acre asphalt plant to open in spring
• Homestead Mortgage opens in downtown
• Sweet Factory opens in Bellis Fair Mall
• WECU purchases new downtown site
• Bio: Interesting things about our area's most interesting people
• New rate structure will save money
• Pacific Commerce Center complete
• 15autogroup.com opens on Woburn
• Sen. Murray secures federal funding for local projects
• Real estate companies merge
• Washington unveils enhanced driver's license: proof of identity, citizenship now required when entering U.S
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Mayor Pike's ambitious new reign: plan for first days outlines new leader's priorities
  by Heidi Schiller
• Snow means business along Mt. Baker Highway: with more than 5,000 visitors during Christmas alone, businesses in the foothills thrive during winter
  by Isaac Bonnell
• PeaceHealth, Madrona closer to approving merger: merger would bring 100 physicians together under one healthcare system
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Sustainable Connections on a crusade: organization aims to connect the local economy
  by Heidi Schiller
• City to purchase new site for parking garage: but city doesn't have money to build a garage any time soon
  by Heidi Schiller
• Subject: Admiralty Plaza on Northwest Avenue
• Barkley District one step closer to urban village: adding condos the last step to make district a place to eat, sleep, work
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Building permits
• Top properties
• Networktext.com
• Two Turtle Doves
• West Coast Fight Club
• Blue Skies names Guay new executive director
• RE/MAX hires Zemler
• Abbott joins 2Degrees Frost
• Moss Adams hires five accountants
• Stickle receives Master's in Tax
• Pearce earns national certification
• Lundstrom joins Allied Arts of Whatcom County
• Fairhaven Mortgage Advisors hires Caldwell
• Lee joins staff at SBDC
• DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen owner named to BIAW board
• RE/MAX hires Simpson
• Mindfly hires Carpine for new project
• Haggen named to PeaceHealth board
• Sanitary Service Company wins Sustainability Award
• WCC head volleyball coach wins coach of the year
• Angell honored with grant for Habitat for Humanity
• Alper receives Donner Medal for WWU work
• Small Business Development Center wins award
• Brumley wins Rookie of the Year at Neighborhood Mortgage
• Lewis selected for Human Resources award
• Hitting the books for an MBA: is a Master of Business Administration right for you?
  by Heidi Schiller
• Meetings & clubs
• Whatcom Day Academy annual benefit 'Goin' Cruisin'
• WECU donates to support YWCA ballroom renovations
• Haggen Inc. donates to state's December flood victims
• CCS adds second car, increases membership
• OfficeMax, ETC donate chairs to tourism bureau
• 3D Corp. supports Northwest Youth Services
• Kulshan Community Land Trust receives award
• RE/MAX donates teddy bears
• CH2M Hill exceeds United Way fundraising goal
• Contracts awarded
• Business licenses
• Liquor licenses
• Tax liens

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