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Articles in March, 2009 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• Chamber hosts Economic Forecast forum
• Former pro football player launches fitness business
• Healthy Home Pest Control opens
• Heritage House opens under new ownership
• New yacht care business opens
• Circle of Life opens caregiver business
• New auto publication to connect buyers and sellers
• Local barber Andrew Leese, and his younger brother Randall are leaving town at the end of March on a two-year-long bike trip around the world to raise money for an orphanage in India
• Scott Walker of Walkers Carpet One wins award
• HBK Landscapes opens for business
• Pier 1 Imports to close up to 125 stores
• New tenant slated for Kowloon Garden space
• New law firm opens in Lynden
• Play by the Bay to offer 'play therapy' for children
• Sandalwood Salon & Spa expanding
• What should government do? Depression-era economics still pertinent today
  by Lance Henderson
• Cat Country Resort
  by Amanda Winters
• True Bliss Events
  by Amanda Winters
• Top properties
• Jerns joins Keller Williams Western Realty
• Sullivan plumbers complete training
• Gov. Gregoire reappoints Zoro to Western's Board of Trustees
• Web site designers partner together
• Rabatin completes National Association of Home Builder's programs
• Jenks and Shiers join Walkers Carpet One Floor & Home
• Local attorneys receive statewide honor
• New trustee appointed to Bellingham Technical College
• Alzheimer Society announces "Miles for Memories" Honorary chair, Barry Meyers
• Terpstra launches transactional law practice in Lynden
• Whatcom County Medical Society elects new president
• Two at Interconnect receive VoIP certification
• Bank of the Pacific hires four real estate lenders
• Telgenhoff & Oetgen hire new CPA
• Western's George 'Pinky' Nelson to be inducted into Astronaut Hall of Fame
• Collymore named regional vice president of PeaceHealth Medical Group
• Cole joins board of directors for RE Sources
• UBS Financial Services adds three financial advisors to Bellingham office
• Whatcom Young Professionals makes changes to advisory council
• Local Society of Human Resource Management chapter selects new board
• Human Resource Society honors Snodgrass
• Meyers chairs elder law class
• Cascade Joinery CEO, John Miller, elected to the Timber Framer's Guild Board of Directors
• Cascade Joinery Architect Robinson wins Glen Hunt Award
• Western Assistant Professor to serve on Victoria Wastewater Advisory Group
• Bellingham Company named "Best on Earth" by National Geographic Adventure
• Haggen, Inc., earns awards from National Grocers Association
• MacDonough Real Estate team celebrates fifth year, adds Murphy
• Insurance ranked by 2008 premiums
• Brooks Manufacturing donates $1,250 to Independent Colleges
• Womencare Shelter to host Starry Night Gala benefit
• Annual Boys and Girls Club auction to be held June 20
• Volunteer Management 101 training offered
• Food Co-op announces Community Shopping Days recipients
• Food Pavilion, Cost Cutter, Market stores raise money for food banks
• WCC awarded $1.8 million grant to train nurses
• BP Cherry Point Refinery gives $50,000 to the local Red Cross
• Banner Bank donates $2,500 to Kulshan Community Land Trust
• Liberty Tax Service to donate to riding center
• Boundary Bay Friday Night Late Shows to contribute to charity
• Young Professionals donate to Arthritis Foundation
• United Way of Whatcom County makes flood relief contribution
• Contract awards
• Liquor licenses
• Off beat
  by Rik Dalvit
• Make sure to spruce up that stale Web site
  by Taimi Dunn Gorman
• Building permits
• Sequoia Technologies hires new machinist
• Sterling adds five agents
• Advanced Sports Chiropractic adds massage therapist
• Home loan expert Standow joins Neighborhood Mortgage
• Planning for the worst: most business insurance doesn't cover flood damage
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Meetings & clubs
• Tax liens
• Judgments
• Old Town may get high-end senior facility
  by Lance Henderson
• Checkmate Pawn abandons building plans
  by Lance Henderson
• Uncle's Games closed
• Valley Land & Home moves and expands services
• Adich Clinic moving to larger space
• Quantum Neurocare opens in Bellingham Towers

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