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Articles in June, 2009 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• Visser earns CPA designation
• Marriott to be largest hotel in county
  by Lance Henderson
• City taskforce indentifies cost savings
  by Lance Henderson
• Fairhaven library closes for repairs
• New York Pizza and Bar opening in June
• Moka Joe expands to increase storage
• Brothers launch construction Web site
• Golf Savings Bank chooses Fairhaven for second location
• 3 Oms Yoga opening on Bay Street
• New site to connect residents and home service professionals
• Downtown KeyBank opens
• Countrywide renamed Bank of America Home Loans
• YOLO Coffee Company & Bistro opening in Bellis Fair mall
• Charrette Studio now Price Christensen & Associates
• Management Services Northwest to move to larger facility
• Celebrating green building incentives
• $3.3 million: Bellingham International Airport for pavement improvements, upgrades
• $934,586: housing authorities to weatherize, modernize three developments
• $1.65 million: WTA to replace 11 buses
• Demand growing for local compost: Lynden companies recycle 'waste' into nutrient-rich soil for sale
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Recycled food scraps, yard debris go to erosion control
  by Nathan Smit
• The business of the game: Bellingham Bells, Slam and Roller Betties turn sports into business
  by Jesse Amorratanasuchad
• Roller Betties donate proceeds to local charities, nonprofits
• Sip-T
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Mi Casa Taqueria
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Whatcom's open markets: veggies just a few miles from the farm
  by Jesse Amorratanasuchad
• Greater Vancouver Zoo offers exotic outing: walk on the wild side just over the border
  by Lance Henderson
• Millworks cohousing
• Top properties
• Riordan fills two positions in Academic Affairs at Western
• Trans-Ocean Products appoints two to manage new shrimp business
• Bank rewards 26 employees with 2008 Banner's Best award
• Rabatin named vice chair for BIAWC Home Show
• Cascade Joinery attends the Timber Framers Guild 2009 conference
• James Pyles earns CFP designation
• Bellingham engineer to take additional leadership role
• St. Francis licensed practical nurse wins scholarship
• Zazen Salon Spa hires new esthetician
• Chance awarded 2009 Liberty Bell Award by Whatcom Bar Association
• Wells Fargo VP qualifies for Fundamental Choice Portfolio Manager
• Cutting new manager at The Woods Coffee in Birch Bay
• American Family Insurance Agency hires Byrnes
• Three professionals receive LEED accreditation
• Kensok hired to advisory council
• Bellingham Anesthesia & Surgical Consultants elects directors
• Soine receives lifetime achievement award from Association of Realtors
• Ahl retires as president and CEO of Sterling Life Insurance Company
• Guadalupe & Wallace join Blue Skies for Children board
• Coffey promoted at Pre-Paid Legal Services
• Joseph D. Drumheller opens clinical hypnosis practice
• Hartrich of Sustainable Connections earns LEED AP qualification
• Wixson from Moss Adams featured speaker at two May seminars
• Skylark's wins chowder cook-off
• Bellingham magazine earns Library Journal "Top Ten" honors
• Ayurvedic Health Center celebrates three years
• Barron Heating receives National Sales Award from Jacuzzi
• The Art of Photography celebrating 15th anniversary
• Local projects recognized for sustainability
• The Comfort Inn Hotel wins 2008-2009 Platinum Hospitality Award
• Local businesses raise $1,015 to help cure diabetes
• Registration open for 10th Annual 5k Walk/Run for Literacy
• Ferndale Boys and Girls Club auction June 20 at Pioneer Park
• Local entrepreneurs donate to Seattle Children's Hospital
• Whatcom Young Professionals choose charitable organization
• Bayside USA donates $1,000 to Road Less Graveled Scholarships
• Imagine This! home tour showcases local homes
• Leopold Residence donates $11,000 to local organizations
• Village Books donates $5,000 to Sustainable Connections
• Businesses join United Way to celebrate record campaign results
• Contract awards
• Liquor licenses
• Alaska Ferry continues as local landmark
  by Jim Darling
• Infill toolkit needs to apply to neighborhoods
• Off beat
  by Rik Dalvit
• Willamette Dental plans for remodel
• Survival Solutions moves to Meridian St
• Bio: interesting things about our area's most interesting people
• Tough times bring out the company culture: how to maintain a positive workforce despite hard economy
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Building permits
• Mouat set to bring Edward Jones office back to downtown Lynden

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