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Lack of space at site prevents dining-in option Construction of a new Starbucks coffee shop at the southwest corner Indiana Avenue and Hamilton Street, just north of Gonzaga University, is expected to start late this month or early next month. The Starbucks is planned to be built at 1821 N. Hamilton, about a half-mile from the site of a former Starbucks that shared parking space with the former Wolffy’s Hamburger’s at 1229 N. Hamilton. “We’re still awaiting a permit, but there’s a likely start (to construction) at the end of the month,” says Brandon Smith, vice president and co-owner of Spokane-based Associated Construction Inc., the project’s general contractor.
This national retailer has plans to move into the old Office Depot space on Meridian Street
The Bellingham Herald 2/6/2021 Dave Gallagher, The Bellingham Herald (Bellingham, Wash.)
Feb. 6 Bucking a trend during the coronavirus pandemic, it appears a national retailer is planning to expand into Bellingham.
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Sportsman s Warehouse has submitted a building permit application to go into the former Office Depot space at 4297 Meridian St. According to its website, the company offers a wide range of hunting, fishing, camping and boating equipment, as well as clothing and footwear for the outdoors.
According to the Whatcom County Assessor and Treasurer s website, the space totals 20,634 square feet. Office Depot closed its store in that space in May 2019.
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January 5, 2021 1:27 PM Dylan Carter
Franklin County Assessor Peter McEnderfer abruptly resigned during a meeting of the County Commissioners on the morning of Tuesday, January 5, 2021 (H/T Franklin County Commissioner s Office).
PASCO, Wash. An abrupt twist occurred during the Franklin County Commissioner’s Board Meeting this morning. After a longstanding tenure with the office, Franklin Co. Assessor Peter McEnderfer resigned from his post.
McEnderfer, who served Franklin Co. for 21 and a half years, worked his way up from Residential Appraiser to Chief Appraiser before being elected County Assessor in 2018. He succeeded Steve Marks, who retired shortly before McEnderfer ran for the position.