Bellingham Business Journal

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Articles in Nov, 2009 issue of Bellingham Business Journal

• Passionfly reopens as black market boutique
• Pike present city's preliminary budget to City Council
• Moka Joe brings clean water to Peruvian coffee community
• [Cartoon]
• New owners at Lynden Lube & auto
• NWEcon expands work with ag biz center
• Wine bistro to open in Fairhaven
• Cafe Caffe closes
• KeyBank completes improvements at Meridian, Lakeway branches
• Workers' comp premiums could jump 7.6%
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Second-quarter retail sales worst in state history: Bellingham ranked slightly above state average
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Redpath Studios creates art you can wear
  by Lance Henderson
• Urchins
• Bank of the Pacific adds three members to real estate team
• Ludeman Capital employees earn insurance licenses
• Industrial Credit Union's Vance Wins three marketing awards
• Swanson, Castellon promoted at Horizon Bank
• Smith launches new site, receives certification
• Sustainable Connections adds two
• Joy of Pilates add three new massage therapists
• Urban villages key to city's future
• Off beat
  by Rik Dalvit
• City should apply consistent development quidelines
  by David D'Hondt
• Raising an urban village: city planning for urban villages, but will developers follow?
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Ebenal to develop black Angus site
  by Lance Henderson
• Ace Bail Bonds moving to prospect street
• Audio Innovations moves to Ohio Street
• Sugar Shack expands into sweet location
• Bloom opens in former Kendrick's space
• Swanson, Miller, & Kahn opens in the Bellingham Towers
• Exceleration Driving School opens
• Building permits
• Mixing Bowl Studio
• Celebrate Thanksgiving with a local turkey
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Business licenses
• Fairhaven Highlands study draws public criticism
  by Isaac Bonnell
• Bankruptcies
• Holidays, book of lists fast approach
  by Lance Henderson
• Upfront presents new BizProv workshops