Below are the latest Whatcom News stories that affect people who live and/or work in and around Sumas Washington.
Several lane and ramp closures expected during nighttime roadwork this week
I-5, SR9 between the Mt Baker Highway and the border and E Badger Road traffic will be impacted.
Whatcom organizations awarded over $10 million toward supporting electric bus use
It has been estimated the cost of an electric bus is over $1 million, about $400,000 more than a comparable diesel bus.
Red Flag Warning issued for west slopes of Cascades in Whatcom County
The warning is due to possible dry thunderstorms and gusty outflow winds.
What we’re reading: “Where is FEMA?”
“People tend to think that FEMA is the savior that will come and help everybody. There’s a big gap between what people get and what people need.”
WTA to provide free bus rides during ‘Free Fare Week’
WTA will also provide a “park and ride” solution for NW Washington Fair goers.
UPDATED: 40-year-old man arrested on suspicion of 1st degree murder by Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office
The murder scene was discovered by North Cascades National Park rangers.
East Whatcom County roads scheduled for chip seal work this week (8/8/Mon-8/11/Thu)
Motorists are advised to use alternate routes whenever possible.
Forecasters warn of high temps in the Whatcom County foothills
“Heat will increase the risk of heat-related illnesses for those who are sensitive to heat, especially those without effective cooling or adequate hydration.”
New Sumas Elementary campus completed in time for first day of school
“Many of Faber Construction’s employees, including the project superintendent, grew up in Sumas and many graduated from the Nooksack Valley School District.”
UPDATED: Whatcom jogger attacked by bear, hospitalized
WDFW officers “located and lethally removed” an adult black bear near where the incident occurred.
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