Congratulations to Bellingham WWU Graduates
Congratulations to WWU Grads of Fall 2011
There was standing room only at Carver Gym yesterday afternoon as WWU held its Fall commencement exercises for approximately 600 undergraduates & about 40 masters candidates. Lylene & I had a vested interest in this Fall’s event as our youngest son, Graham, was one of the 600 sitting out in front of us waiting for the opportunity to move the tassel on his graduation cap from the right side to the left.
Needless to say there were years of thoughts and memories that were going through everyone’s minds as we all sat and listened to the commencement speakers and the graduates being introduced. I can only speak for myself remembering the laughter & tears that got us to this point, and all I can say Graham is that we love you & that your Mom & I feel lucky to have been part of the Journey.
Proud parents with their son - a WWU Graduate
So, Fall Graduates, we wish you the best, the World awaits you & needs your enthusiasm, energy, hope and ideas.
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Western Washington University, Bellingham Technical College, Whatcom Community College and the Northwest Washington Estate Planning Council are hosting free estate planning seminars. The estate planning seminars are free and open to the public. The seminars are from 4:30 to 6:30pm today May 17th and next Tuesday May 24th at the Squalicum Harbor Boat House.
Bellingham and Whatcom County as a whole, is blessed with a very diverse economy. The Bellingham Business Journal recently came out with their list of Whatcom County’s top private employers based upon number of employees. While these large companies are wonderful, Whatcom County’s economic strength is also based on a myriad of smaller businesses, many of whom sell their products far from our borders but have chosen to operate here due to the quality of life and quality of employees who live in Bellingham and around the smaller suburban and rural towns of Whatcom County. Watch later this week for the list of the top public sector employers in the county.
Every week we track the number of homes on the market that have offers on them and those that do not and create a ratio we call Pending Ratios.
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