Several recent filings reported in the Bellingham Herald business blog are in or near the Puget Neighborhood:
Filed
- Lakeway Fred Meyer, a permit was filed to do $4 million in remodeling work.
The Puget Neighborhood includes the area east of I-5 to Woburn/Yew Streets -- and from Whatcom Creek, go south to the top of Toledo Hill.
Up Next
General Membership Meetings
Moles Funeral Home – Community Room
2465 Lakeway Drive
Next PNA General Meetings - 7 p.m. (Social at 6:30)
Topics - To Be Determined
Tuesday, May 20th, 2014
Tuesday, September 16th, 2014
Tuesday, November 18th, 2014
February 2015 - Time & Date TBD
PNA Board Meetings – 7 p.m.
Monday, April 21, 2014
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
* Please call Mary Chaney at 733-0209 for Board Meeting details, or send email to: info(at)pugetneighborhood.org
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Bus Route Changes in Puget Neighborhood
Service Changes Start Sun, 9/23
Beginning Sunday, September 23, WTA will extend its service hours on existing Sunday routes. WTA will also increase evening frequency on two routes. Expanded service will be funded by the City of Bellingham’s Transportation Benefit District.
Beginning Sunday, September 23, WTA will extend its service hours on existing Sunday routes. WTA will also increase evening frequency on two routes. Expanded service will be funded by the City of Bellingham’s Transportation Benefit District.
Renovation at Poppe's - Lakeway Inn
The Bellingham Herald has reported:
"A $300,000 renovation was recently completed at Poppe's 360 Neighborhood Pub at Best Western Lakeway Inn in Bellingham."
"A $300,000 renovation was recently completed at Poppe's 360 Neighborhood Pub at Best Western Lakeway Inn in Bellingham."
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Who Actually Votes?
Who actually votes in America? (via Votifi) There are less than 60 days until November 6th. Here is a snapshot of who actually votes in elections.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
September's PNA Meeting -- City Scorecards
Tuesday, September 18
7:00 Neighborhood Meeting, 6:30 Social
Community Room at Moles Funeral Home
(corner of Lakeway & Woburn/Yew)
7:00 Neighborhood Meeting, 6:30 Social
Community Room at Moles Funeral Home
(corner of Lakeway & Woburn/Yew)
Nicole Oliver, I.T. Project and Training Manager at the City
of Bellingham, will provide an interactive demonstration of the City of
Bellingham's Performance Measures. This vast database of 85 community and
city metrics can be used in many ways to track over time how well the City, as
well as the community, is doing at accomplishing the City Council-approved
Legacies and Strategic Commitments. These long-range goals include things
like Clean Drinking Water, Safe and Prepared Community, and Access to Quality
of Life Amenities.
The Performance Measures, also called scorecards, are
available to everyone on the City of Bellingham website at www.cob.org/metrics. Take a look in advance of her
presentation and come with your questions.
Sexual assault suspect arrested
Bellingham Police asked for
the public’s help last week in locating a suspect responsible for the sexual
assault of a 25 year old Barista. On 8.25.12 at about 4:20 a.m, the victim was
working at Cruisin Coffee located in the 1000 block of Lakeway Drive when the
suspect entered the business and sexually assaulted her. The victim was able to
fight off the attacker who was last seen walking across Lakeway Drive.
Celebrate Whatcom Water Weeks
Celebrate local water resources with Whatcom Water Weeks
September 8-22. Through workshops, lectures, demonstrations, movies, parties,
and tours, the two-week long event focuses on education and information about
local Whatcom water resources.
The City is sponsoring the following programs and events:
Over 1,000 boaters surveyed in effort to ward off invasive species
Since July 14, 2012, City and County staff have conducted
over 1,000 boater surveys and visual boat inspections at the Bloedel Donovan
Boat Launch in an effort to help prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species
to and from Lake Whatcom.
Bellingham Pedestrian Master Plan Approved
City Council approved the Bellingham Pedestrian
Master Plan at their August 6 meeting in a 7-0 vote.
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