Bellingham’s latest effort to preserve land from logging and development in the Lake Whatcom watershed is its largest purchase since the program started more than 20 years ago, according to city ...

The deal announced Monday is with Nielsen Brothers Inc., a timber company. It’s on Stewart Mountain at the southeast end of the lake, south of Lake Whatcom Park and near the Stewart Mountain ...

Bellingham recently bought two small but important pieces of property near the Lake Whatcom waterfront to protect the land from development and preserve the source of drinking water for 100,000 ...

Bellingham shores up protection of Lake Whatcom watershed with purchase, easement revision Bellingham pays $1.26 million for a half-acre on Lake Whatcom to protect city's watershed ...

A deal to buy the site from the Graney Trust for $1.026 million closes on or around Dec. 6, she said. A second site, a 0.27-acre parcel owned by the Max and Hueih-Hueih Hurlbut Trust, has a price ...

As Lake Whatcom Management Program partners, the city of Bellingham, Whatcom County, and Lake Whatcom Water and Sewer District are working together to develop a coordinated five-year work plan to ...

But to imagine that, that, you know, there’s a 6-foot pipe out of the middle of the lake, that it’s delivering all the water to the city of Bellingham, [is] pretty much lost on most people.” ...