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https://www.scribd.com/document/1064276487/Jesse-Corkern-WSBA-Disciplinary-Record-Formal-Admonition-Two-Year-Probation-2018

Jesse Corkern is one of the finalists for prosecuting attorney in Whatcom County. Above is a link to the 39 page disciplinary document from the WA state Bar Association. He had six violations of the rules of professional conduct. Discipline included an admonition, two years of probation, and payment of costs. I don't think this was talked about enough when the primaries were happening. I'm genuinely curious. What do y'all think about this?

My dogs have never been to a groomer, but I’ve had to come to accept I just can’t do it anymore. Does anyone have any good experiences or groomers they can suggest?

Any east coast transplants interested in new friends 😭

I’m 26, married and coming from the mid Atlantic area

I live closer to Semiahmoo but go to Bellingham pretty often

Hi everyone! Moving from Mount Vernon to Bellingham! I’m a single woman early 20’s moving for work. Looking for a 1 bedroom budget 2k. Any areas to avoid when living alone? Any apartment recommendations? Thank you!!

Did you have an extended conversation with a solo Seattle 56W in the lobby of The Moore prior to the Jeff Tweedy show?

You are fit, handsome, ~55-60M. Warm smile, 6’+. Also early to the show, we spent time together with your adorable 18-year-old son and connected about the excitement for college in the fall.

You worked at WWU. We both love skiing at Mt. Baker. Between Macie Abrams and Tweedy, you found me standing near my seat to ask for my son’s music recommendation I mentioned. I thought of offering to text you the album link so I could give you my name and number, yet didn’t! SILLY ME!

Your daughter and my son will both be at OSU this fall, so if this post does not connect us, then perhaps a serendipitous beaver will.

If this description matches someone you know, please feel free to pass the message along. I feel like a detective! 🕵️‍♀️ The world needs more connection, right? Thanks for your your help crowd sourcing, Reddit Bellingham.

I’m 5’9, natural pixie cut.

Perhaps this charming man would like to accompany me to a show in Ballard or Bellingham? If unavailable for a date, then please accept my warm wishes and gratitude for a lovely and memorable encounter.

When I was having a bday party at my dad's as a child I asked my dad why his phone won't stop ringing. He said "oh sorry hun, they're testing my missiles in our airspace over Tijuana and San Diego" . He designed the very first 'Missile Guidance Systems' and how their minds worked. He also WROTE speeches for the Secretary of defense to be delivered to Congress. He was a big deal. He just died a year ago. Google Dr. Robert James Jezik, PhD. Purdue University.

I’m wanting to move to Bellingham but don’t see many paralegal opportunities, at least on Indeed. I’ve got about four years experience, but am wondering if making the switch to the medical field would guarantee more job opportunities in Bellingham. If there are any paralegals out there, how did you find your job? Is Indeed just not the place to search?

Hello, my wife and I are in need of more friends and reason to get out more. We were looking for something to join like a club or something or just a group of people to hang out with similar interests.

My wife likes crocheting, knitting, playing video games, and tea parties at the park.
I like to disk golf, Play video games, interested in card games and dnd.

Lmk your recommendations :)

Atendee’s will recieve
🎟️ 1 Match ticket
🍎 Food voucher
🧣 World Cup scarf
🚌 Metro shuttle service

I am just getting ready to move and i’m clearing a lot of my old art supplies and my plushies that i don’t need anymore. I can’t seem to find a place to donate my art supplies/plushies that won’t sell them, i really just want to give them out for free to people who would really enjoy them. I’m willing to go to cities bordering Bellingham/Ferndale . PLEASE let me know any place that would possibly take them!

Hey!

So I have an old 2001 Ford Ranger that lived its life in the fullest. I drove that thing for about 20 years, but it finally bit the bullet (rear diff went out I’m pretty sure and repairs for it building up made it just not worth it to me).

Anyways, I decided to buy a new car, but now I have the old one sitting and rotting. It pains me to see this, and I need to do something with it, so my question is, what do you guys recommend?

I’ve thought about donating it, but I have heard questionable things about Kars for Kids and stuff. When I was in the fire department, I know I donated my very first car so we could train on vehicle fires with it. However, it’s not completely dead. It can drive it a bit (just horrible grinding when turning and I wouldn’t take it on ANY main road, even meridian), and I know Rangers are good parts cars, so it might hold some value.

It’s literally the first car I bought on my own, and my current car I have is the first new one I bought as an adult, so I have no idea really what to do with old cars if you don’t trade them in.

I would like to pay nothing if that’s an option, but I am also willing to pay a pick up fee if necessary.

Any insight would be welcome.

I would really like to meet a nice woman. I'm not bad looking I have a job at car and my own place. Ladies if you see this and would like to get to know me message me.

I start studying psychology and studio arts at WWU next month, and am moving from Wyoming. I'm excited to embrace life in a bigger city and am wondering what are some things to check out? It could be stores, parts of the city, anything!

Hey! I’m moving to Bellingham soon to start at WWU and I’m hoping to find some people to jam with or join a band. I played all through high school — mostly for fun — and I’m not gonna pretend I’m the best out there, but I’ll always show up, try my hardest, and put in the work.My main genres are rock, metal, and country, but I’m down for anything with good energy.Heads up: since I’m just getting settled into college, I might not have much gear or a car right away. So early on, I might only be able to do rehearsals close to campus or lighter‑commitment stuff. Once I’m more established, I’d love to start gigging and getting involved in the local scene.If you’re cool with someone who’s dedicated, easygoing, and building up their setup as they go, I’d love to jam or see if I’m a good fit for your band.

Dm me if you have any questions or want some of my content.