Ranked Choice Voting Gaining Support From Left and Right
Friday, August 6, was the monthly Art Walk in downtown Bellingham. Kit Muehlman and I were asking people to sign up as supporters of ranked-choice voting. We had a couple of [...]
Stoney Bird
Stoney Bird has been car-free for the last 20 years. It’s a good way to save money, stay healthy, and have fun when you are going around town. He served for many years as a corporate lawyer. More recently he has been involved in local environmental, transportation and social justice issues.
Articles by Stoney Bird
Ranked-Choice Voting – Let’s Keep It Moving
Over 1,500 Washingtonians signed in “Pro” to the House State Government and Tribal Relations Committee’s February 8th hearing on HB 1156, sponsored by Rep. Kirsten Harris-Talley. On February 11th, the Committee [...]
Bellingham Transportation Fund: Time to Renew
The last item on your ballot may be one of the most important for our daily lives in Bellingham. It’s the renewal of the Bellingham Transportation Fund: Proposition 2020-14. [...]
Recent comments
"Excellent point, Jon. I’ll try to keep a Dig Once Policy at the forefront in future things that I write. May the City do likewise when planning and carrying [...]
Bellingham Transportation Fund: Time to Renew"Well done, Human Rights Task Force!
Racial Listening Sessions...or Tone Deaf?"All good stuff, James.
Opening Our Streets – A Golden Opportunity"More on what cities around the world are doing to encourage bicycles in the COVID era. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/12/business/paris-bicycles-commute-coronavirus.html?referringSource=articleShare
Opening Our Streets – A Golden Opportunity"Thanks for your comment, Nicholas. There is actually a group in town working on these things. You can contact them through Walk-Bike-Bus Bellingham on Facebook.
Opening Our Streets – A Golden Opportunity
