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Articles in July, 2009 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• Four join Mount Baker Theatre board
• Pike appoints public works director
• Dealership adjusts as Chrysler pulls its cars
  by Isaac Bonnell
• [Cartoon]
  by Morris
• Hennessey moves, expands services
• Special-T-Service opens on Iowa
• Joinery dedicates Porch at Boulevard
• Gandolfo's New York Delicatessen opening this fall
• Matia Contractors moves to Ferndale
• New owners at Misty Mountains Realty
• New nonprofit builds affordable housing
• Two Tomatoes Catering opens downtown
• Pacific Psychology to open in July
• Jake Squires moving to Sunnyland Square
• Herald building sold to local investors
• Savvy Sprout could open on Northwest Avenue
• Cordata Community Gardens opened
• Heating Green moves to Dupont St
• Rep. Doug Ericksen visits the BBJ
• City hears heated debate on infill toolkit: many residents worried about neighborhood character
  by Isaac Bonnell
• New fitness trends emphasize personal attention: local businesses specialize in the newest trends in training
  by Jesse Amorratanasuchad
• Conversation: Jim Darling
  by Lance Henderson
• New hospice house to break ground in early September
  by Lance Henderson
• New York Pizza and Bar
• Bay to Baker Trading Company
• Blu Sky Creative Services adds two programmers
• Logos Bible Software hires two developers and promotes another
• Susan Burke, Ph.D. joins Entrix, Inc
• Barkley Village Haggen store manager graduates from USC program
• Port of Bellingham Commission selects interim executive director
• Whatcom County Association of Realtors honors Stephanie Johnson and Wayne Wright
• Neill earns EcoBroker Certified designation
• Gregoire appoints Betti Fujikado to WWU board of trustees
• Real Estate agent certified
• Raske joins Western Roofing management team
• The Red Cross honors local businesses
• Associates in Mental Health celebrate 15 years
• Landmark Enterprises celebrates 25th Anniversary
• Bellingham publisher honored with Benjamin Franklin Silver Award
• Building permits
• Top properties
• Dine Out restaurants help raise over $19,000 for locally supported program
• ConocoPhillips partners with local Red Cross as tournament sponsor
• Local physician with Multiple Sclerosis helps open state-of-the-art MS Center
• Home Depot and Appliance Depot promote reusability
• Brigid Collins receives recovery act funds
• Pickford Film Center to receive support from the Rotary Club of Bellingham
• Whatcom Community Foundation awards $54,899 in grants to local nonprofits
• The Easy Entree charity supply drive nets more than $2,700 for local agencies
• Central Lions Club donates heart defibrillators to high schools
• Contract awards
• Liquor licenses
• Off beat
  by Rik Dalvit
• Windows on the Bay opens in Bellingham Yacht Club
• Etta's Attic opens downtown
• Fools Onion moves to Greene's Corner
• Meyers named Superlawyer
• Meetings & clubs
• Tax liens
• Judgments
• Freedom Laboratory Services opening in Whatcom Plaza
• Jogo Lab open in July
• Sunrise Dental to open on Samish Way
• Bio: interesting things about our area's most interesting people
• Two Bellingham residents receive Goodwill awards
• Joseph Garcia named to Western leadership programs
• AGC Awards for Whatcom County
• 2009 "Bike to Work & School Day" gets record numbers
• Jump on the social media bandwagon
• Buying local keeps money in local economy
  by Michele Grandy
• Top 10 cheap ways to survive the recession
  by Taimi Dunn Gorman
• Local orthodontist improves office
• Western's Scott Miles awarded Disaster Research Fellowship
• Lodder chosen to design vignette at International Window Coverings Expo
• Ferndale educator named "Dementia Care Professional of the Year"
• WTA donates 812 pounds of food after "Food-for-Fare" Day
• West Coast Marine plans new building
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Local luthiers blend passion and tradition
  by Lance Henderson
• Bliss Salon
• City adopts its six-year transportation plan: TIP balances needs and funds
  by Lance Henderson

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