Over the past few decades, the functionality and appearance of the modern office has evolved in several ways. Workspaces have shifted from artificial cubicle farms to a much more open and moveable design. In the last five years, some offices have even implemented recreational elements such as ping pong and foosball tables in the aim […]
The Ordinance Recently in a unanimous 7-0 vote, the Bellingham City Council has passed Ordinance 17.10.0.010. Which requires new commercial and multi-family buildings above 4 stories in Bellingham to have the capacity to heat themselves and water through electric energy. The city is banning the use of natural gas for these purposes. Adopting building codes […]
by Haylee Leonard
Electric Vehicles are on the Rise The demand for electric vehicles (EVs) is growing rapidly and market trends are not anticipating demand to halt anytime soon. The International Energy Agency (IEA) deduced that “more than 10 million electric cars were on the world’s roads in 2020”, opposed to approximately 7 million the year prior. Nearly […]
by Konner V
The city of Bellingham is hosting a public hearing on October 25th to discuss the hourly prices of street parking, parking fines, and the introduction of pay stations in the Fairhaven Shopping District. The Bellingham City Council has long been investing time and money into whether increasing the price and volume of our metered spaces is needed, […]
Mike Appleby, VP of Chicago Title was the Guest Speaker at the CBA North Networking Meeting in Burlington on Feb. 5th. One of the topics of the presentation included the tremendous influence Amazon has over the Seattle area and the ripple effect they will cause in the neighboring economies. Using a phrase coined by Mike, […]
by Ryan Martin
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