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Articles in March, 2008 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• Event highlights regional vendors
• New downtown KeyBank to be northern state headquarters
  by Lance Henderson
• REI plans to expand, add employees
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Theater replaces outdated systems: Mount Baker Theatre enters nine-month renovation period
  by Lance Henderson
• Western to hold waterfront public forum March 11
• Copper Hog signs lease for former State Street Depot space
• Growing Washington moves into K & M's Railroad Ave. location
• Architect restarts firm in Fairhaven
• Yogini Skin Care public market's first permanent table vendor
• WSA changes name and YAPTA wins award
• BBJ hires Henderson
• New furniture store digs its way into downtown
• Bank of the Pacific moves to new building
• Wilder wins $3.2 million 1-5 job
• Skylark's closes to remodel kitchen
• Small business makes up 98.2 percent of employers, employs more than half of workers
• New location for The Muljat Group
• Instant Replays under new ownership
• Washington businesses to jet $40 million break on taxes
• BWEDC announces new membership rates
• WECU opens new larger Ferndale branch
• Stanello's site sells for $2.4 million
• Kulshan Chocolates opens for business
• Blessing's salon Spa to move into triple I building
• Bison Bookbinding & Letterpress to offer classes in new space
• Improved services for businesses delivered in House bills
• Italian-Asian cafe to replace Carol's Girls
• Steven Moore Designs opens in Fairhaven
• WWU's Small Business Development Center announces economic impact figures
• Bayview Property Management to move
• ReUse Works now Appliance Depot
• Professional Plumbing moves into city limits
• Woods Coffee to open downtown location
• Haggen moves into Redmond, Wash
• Bio: interesting things about our area's most interesting people
• Recession possible, but local economists optimistic: experts point to steadying housing market, local banks doing well
  by Isaac Bonnell
• City finance director ready for new challenges: Carter leaves port after 17 years, joins city staff
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Qualified-worker shortages become a concern: as baby boomers retire, county could see a dearth of skilled workers
  by Ryan Wynne
• Wheeling and dealing: bike-based companies find niche markets on bellingham's streets
  by Isaac Bonnell
• The business of blogging: online journals, or blogs, keep business people in readers' minds
  by Heidi Schiller
• Taco trucks serve up traditional flavors: Super Mario's, Tacos Tecalitlan fulfill cravings for authentic grub
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Making the cut: Quicksilver's survival: in the age of digital photography, film developing takes special focus
  by Heidi Schiller
• City planners, BIA weigh in on pilot project: new permit review process critiqued by applicants, city
  by Heidi Schiller
• Building permits
• Top properties
• A1 Reglazing Tub Company
• K Nails & Spa
• Room2Think
• Larson Gross expands team
• Key joins St. Francis
• Lynden's Pioneer Ford adds sales consultants
• Allstate has new employee
• Henderson certifies on Microsoft Windows Server 2008
• Whatcom Community Foundation CEO Resigns, Ingram to assume position
• Caruceriu, Hamilton join Prudential Kelstrup Realtors
• Brewster adds to credentials
• Weener trains chefs for new San Francisco restaurant
• Tourism Bureau announces new board members
• Rahm joins executive board
• Stringfield joins Bellingham Business Banking team
• Whatcom Women in Business announces new officers
• American Family Insurance opens doors in Bellingham
• Matz named home-loan consultant
• Waisted to lead sales activities
• KulshanCLT trustees and officers announced for 2008
• Varner Sytsma Herndon adds two accountants
• Badgley, Gardner join RE/MAX
• Western Refinery Services welcomes Eigenbrood
• Litzia announces addition, award
• Skagit State Bank adds Kensok
• Frontier Bank announces local promotions
• Pearson Construction adds new partner
• Grange Insurance gets new representation
• Merrick passes appraiser exam
• Murray receives award
• Association of Realtors honors 8
• AGC Honors Whatcom and Skagit County contractor
• Weitzel receives award
• Neufeld wins Realtor award
• Neighborhood Mortgage recognizes Pearce

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