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Charlotte Alden

Charlotte Alden

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Reporter, Cascadia Daily News

Bellingham

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Política, orden público, internacional.

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Total articles 882

  • WWU: No more investments linked to fossil fuels, weapons, human rights violations  | Cascadia Daily News

    By Charlotte Alden| Cascadia Daily News Verified Western Washington University’s board has committed to changing how the university’s funds are invested and disclosing its investments, fulfilling some asks by student protesters involved in last spring’s pro-Palestine demonstrations.

    By Charlotte Alden · Cascadia Daily News

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Bellingham programmer uses AI to sort, analyze thousands of public documents  | Cascadia Daily News

    By Charlotte Alden| Cascadia Daily News Verified Last year, Bellingham resident Morgan Foster wanted to know the outcome of a consequential school board vote in a nearby district. Taken aback by the tone and tenor of the discussions regarding Title IX, Foster called the nearby district and then clicked through the website, eventually finding an MP3 file of the meeting. She listened to the “fuzzy recording” for two hours to get her answer. Foster thought there had to be a simpler way to find out what was going on in local school districts.

    By Charlotte Alden · Cascadia Daily News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Volunteers building their future tiny homes as two villages prepare to relocate  | Cascadia Daily News

    By Charlotte Alden| Cascadia Daily News Verified Volunteers and residents of two Bellingham tiny home villages are building new homes this week, as the communities prepare to combine and relocate to city property on Northwest Avenue. The new village will be called North Haven — a combination of two existing HomesNOW! tiny home villages. Swift Haven in the Puget neighborhood and Unity Village in Fairhaven provide emergency shelter to about 50 residents who would otherwise be homeless. The relocation is expected to happen in May.

    By Charlotte Alden · Cascadia Daily News

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Cascadia Daily News

We are a locally owned newspaper created in a brick-and-mortar newsroom on State Street by local reporters, columnists, editors and visual journalists.

Bellingham, Washington, United States

+1 360-922-3092

Founded: 2021