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Articles in June, 2008 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• Strength in numbers: nonprofit association seeks to assist small businesses through group buying power
  by Lance Henderson
• Businesses wary of losing Cornwall parking
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Silver Reef breaks ground on expansion
• Red Cedar Communications opens
• Moss Adams donates to WWU's accounting department
• Stanello's closes June 5
• Bellingham dentist moves to county
• Correction
• Our Kitchen Is Your Kitchen shows goods
• Super Mario's expands beyond taco truck
• 12th Street Shoes in Custer closes
• The Grotto Hair Studio moving to Fairhaven
• Northwest Sleep Solutions opens
• Zazen Salon Spa expands location
• Shuksan Healthcare Center expands
• All American Marine launches new vessel
• City approves downtown KeyBank design
• Apple Yarns moves down the street
• WECU opens new branch
• Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship to expand
• Lovers to move into old Izzy's location
• Festival Espresso closes downtown
• Western to introduce plans for Buchanan Towers addition
• FSE adds more office space
• City accepting applications for development authority board
• The Chrysalis Inn remodeling spa
• Bio: interesting things about our area's most interesting people
• Family steers Diehl Ford through 100 years: four generations see dealership through floods, fires, war, Great Depression
  by Lance Henderson
• G-P demo: the walls come tumbling down
  by Isaac Bonnell
• A new work force wave: managing Millennials: see beyond the stereotypes of the 'Me Generation' to harness creativity
  by Colin Simpson
• Port's use of G-P's tissue warehouse to support marine trades: mammoth site could create up to 500 new jobs
  by Lance Henderson
• Window washer's job has best view in town: entrepreneur rappels off of Bellingham's tallest buildings
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Costco seeks amendment to big-box ban: other businesses watch to see if council vote will allow expansions
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Hit the North Cascades with American Alpine Institute: guide service has been summiting Baker since 1975
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Fruit wineries smash berries, stereotypes: local vineyard owners looking to turn heads, not noses, with new berry-focused vintages
  by Lance Henderson
• Take a sunny ride around the county with Chispa: Fairhaven scooter sales and rental company offers a gas-friendly excursion
  by Colin Simpson
• 'Mama Jay's' sauce brings the heat to your grill: secret family recipe has been evolving over the last 30 years
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Traveling the backcountry, Llama style
  by Colin Simpson
• Building permits
• Top properties
• Bellingham Baby Company
• Cameo Shoe Shoppe
• Hometown Maintenance & Repair
• Physical therapist Bohn joins Core Therapeutics
• Beck joins Countrywide Home Loans
• Guenter-Schlesinger appointed to affirmative action committee
• National journal publishes Matteson's lifesaving advice
• Governor appoints Roehl to growth management board
• NorthWest Therapeutic Riding Center announces new staff, board chair
• Apollo Geophysics certified utility-locating provider
• RE/MAX hires new staff, realtor Wilson joins real estate network
• Church joins First American Title and Escrow
• OASIS owner Anderson completes pilates certification
• YWCA elects new board member and officers
• Haggen's Ardt graduates from USC program
• Young hired as assistant manager of tennis club
• Saturna Capital announces Bonner as institutional sales director
• Reddy appointed store manager of Ferndale Haggen
• Cook promoted to store manager of Meridian Haggen
• Multop Financial selected as one of most dependable wealth managers
• Broadway Chiropractic celebrates seven-year anniversary
• Perry designated "Premier Advisor" by Wachovia Securities
• Bellingham physician Geist receives Bridges to Excellence award
• WCAR honors Hoving, Alycia and Travis HoGlin
• Public Works Director McKinley receives leader honor
• Bellingham Marine with Ferndale Ready Mix and Gravel receives Excellence in Concrete award
• Best named to Waddell & Reed's Circle of Champions
• Local tourism leaders honored at awards luncheon
• Lean and green: a guide to your energy bill: business owners see savings in energy overhauls
  by Lance Henderson
• Meetings & clubs
• Whatcom County letter carriers deliver nearly 100,000 pounds of food
• Whatcom Community Foundation awards $64,646 in grants to local nonprofits
• Bellingham Central Lions starts Food 4 Tots program at Bellingham Food Bank
• Contracts awarded
• Business licenses
• Liquor licenses
• Tax liens
• Judgments
• Bankruptcies
• Shipyard produced world-famous fleet: PAF fleet among the last of the coast's wooden trawlers
  by Jeff Jewell

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