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Odds and ends from a clean sweep of the editor’s desk on day two of the Whatcom/Skagit Snowpocalypse. Newb jams. After the surprisingly well-predicted meteorological events of last week, let it be said: It’s not really surprising, to local folks,…

Snow drivers and other life hazards, blazing a path into the civic ditch

"We’re in a period of time in which you don’t recognize, necessarily, your own footprints. But truly, there is an indelible mark you’re leaving. And you have a choice in how you leave that mark.” — Soo Ing-Moody, former mayor of Twisp, on civic…

A nod of respect — and some sage advice — for new Whatcom leaders

Pro Tips for Aircraft Manufacturers' PR Flacks, Part I: Two words you'd probably rather not see in mass-media references to your airliners: “Gaping hole.” And Then This Happened: Days after the unfortunate 737 MAX self-destruct act, which wound up…

The Hammer: January 2024 Worst Month O' the Year Edition

“Impact.” The word is uttered weekly at Friday planning meetings in our Bellingham newsroom when deciding which stories we should cover with our small news staff: “What’s the impact on our audience? Does one story have more potential impact than…

CDN's 2024 watchword remains the same: 'Impact'

Does anyone who works a highly-paid job in Bellingham Public Schools ever make a mistake? Doesn’t seem like it. And should that ever occur, punishment and discipline seem to qualify as old-school relics. Twice in the last 18 months, actions of…

Suggested Bellingham schools course: Intro to Public Accountability

CDN series explores roots, realities and possibilities for Bellingham's shorelines This doesn't happen all that often, but my eyes lit up earlier this year when Hailey Hoffman, CDN’s lead visual journalist, popped into my office with a proposal: What…

Our 'working waterfront,' past and future: What work, and for whom?

Reproductive Righteousness: The population in the Evergreen State has topped 8 million people. You're way ahead of us here: On any given weeknight, 6.5 million of them can be found in the Bham Trader Joe's parking lot. Aloha, Hawalaska Airlines:…

The Hammer, December 2023 Cusp O' 2024 Edition

Ron Judd People gather in the alley between Railroad Avenue and Cornwall Avenue on Oct. 30. Exploring the problems and solutions for homelessness will be a priority for DCN's newsroom in the coming year, Excecutive Editor Ron Judd writes in his…

Jump starting CDN's 2024 resolutions: Homelessness, up close

Pull up a toadstool, all you little ones. Snuggle up by the gas-powered fire (I know, the planet, my God, the planet) next to your Mom and her 1,200-fill goose down parka, or her garden-variety Slanket, as the case may be — and partake in what is…

Spreading that good holiday cheer — and other stuff

Jean Scribner holds a roll of “I Voted Today” stickers on Election Day 2022. Annual election seasons present unique challenges for newsrooms balancing the public's right to know with fairness to candidates, CDN Executive Editor Ron Judd notes in his…

Why we 'protected' that candidate — and other logical fallacies

Dark Days Ahead: So here we are again at the time of year when all good Northerly People crawl out from under a pile of old wool Army blankets and ask that time-honored question: What’s the deal with Congress? Oh Wait, It’s Actually: “When do we have…

The Hammer, November 2023 Special Time-warp Edition

Ron Judd Carson Moss stretches at the Wade King Student Recreation Center at Western Washington University Aug. 9. Bellingham residents should find a way to build a larger-scale recreation center open to the general public, even if that means…

With the seed planted, let's give an indoor rec plan space to grow

Ron Judd Bless the gods, the rains have returned, and so has the loosening of the tie strings atop the Editor’s Mailbag: Q: I recently read that Bellingham Public Schools has launched a “climate action” program. What “action” does this imply, and…

Here's your school 'climate action' plan: Make your kid ride a bus

WHATCOM CREEK — Yes, the salmon are dying. No, it’s not tragic. And sorry, for once, no one is to “blame.” It’s their destiny. Longtime locals might stop reading about one of America’s rare urban fish-spawning spectacles right here; that’s OK. Folks…

Those downtown Bellingham salmon are supposed to die

Some of you might want to sit down for this: The editor is highly encouraged. I know: Chances are that if he simply lies down for a while, this too shall pass. But it may be worth noting that in recent weeks, amid the hubbub of quarterbacking (hoping…

Sneak peek at election endorsements: No easy choices

One string of words in a current guest commentary by officials at local health care provider PeaceHealth struck home: “Our shared commitment.” Whatcom County’s dominant health care organization was announcing its decision to restore a canceled…

CDN's own 'shared commitment'

The traffic backup started a couple weeks ago, around 5 p.m. on a Saturday. Unlike the usual Bham jams — deep lines of maroon Subarus with bike racks big enough to have their own ZIP code stacked up at interminably fixed traffic lights (patent…

A giant leap for grill-kind

Confession time: I don't get people's slavish devotion to horoscopes. The underlying ... craft, or whatever you want to call it, is dubious in my skeptical mind. Sorry. But as a writer, I'm more offended by the average astrologer's typical delivery…

Your highly impersonal weekly horoscope, localized

Sit down for this: Our Fair City’s homeless situation still weighs heavily on residents’ minds. As does water quality, specifically drinking water from Lake Whatcom. It's no surprise to see both issues top our Citizens Agenda list of questions chosen…

PeaceHealth rockets to top of public-concerns list

Stuffed to the gills, is the CDN Big Reader Mailbag — which, upon inspection, has not been cleaned out since … March. Sad! But, well, we’ve been up to stuff. Let’s get right to the catching-up part: Q: A recent CDN piece about yet another hulking…

Talkin' toxics, death by multi-zone seating and big rocks

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After helping clean up glass from a bullet that went through the window at Seattle’s A 4 Apple Learning Center on Oct. 16, community organizer DeAunte Damper arrived at a nearby City Council candidate forum filled with fear and frustration. Fear for…

To the next Seattle City Council: Stay humble, listen to community voices

In both the Muslim and Jewish faith traditions, there is a belief that taking one life is like killing all of humanity, and to save a life is to save all of humanity. This foundational principle asks us to see one another as an interconnected human…

Stop, listen to voices for peace

I don’t know how you can be a human being in this moment and not be consumed by heartache. Heartache over the merciless atrocities by Hamas that killed 1,300 Israelis — mostly civilians, according to Israel’s military. Elders, babies, young people at…

A massacre incites war and our humanity is among the casualties

When Megan Rapinoe’s soccer career is celebrated Friday, she will be honored as much for what she achieved off the pitch as what she did on it. The Seattle star’s bona fides are legendary from her time with the U.S. Women’s National Team and OL…

Megan Rapinoe: Unapologetic, unintimidated, unforgettable

To get where she needs to go, Tanisha Sepúlveda must always calculate risk. As a power wheelchair user, navigating the sidewalks near her home in West Seattle’s Highland Park can be a Catch-22. Riding on some sidewalks means carefully avoiding breaks…

Why you should ditch your car for a week in October

The world turned its eyes to Seattle last week for all the wrong reasons. A week ago, police body camera audio came out in which the vice president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild says the quiet part very loud, laughing and joking with the guild…

In Seattle: The shocking laughter heard ’round the world

Another week, another “old Seattle” institution shutting its doors. This time, it was the announcement of legendary fish market Mutual Fish deciding to close after over 75 years. The Japanese American-owned mainstay for seafood like sashimi-grade…

Changes at 23rd and Union offer hope for Seattle’s future

Chris Koa and his family were visiting Oregon when they were awoken at 3 a.m. by a security alert showing someone forcing their way into their Seward Park home. The break-in happened last Monday, just three days after police announced a series of 14…

Yes, you can champion social justice and still speak up for crime victims

I used to tell visitors that Seattle’s summers were the best in the world. Our mild temperatures, fresh marine breezes, abundant green landscapes, water aplenty — there was nowhere better. Today? Not so much. Now, summer is likely to bring not just…

GOP candidates miss the climate change bus in first presidential debate

To understand the roots of the tragedy on Maui, you have to take a long look back. “The story begins way, way, way, way before this fire, and this fire is yet another symptom of a much deeper problem,” said Michael Spencer, the first Native Hawaiian…

After devastating Maui fires, let’s center people, not tourism

This year, the chickens have really come home to roost on climate change. A complete list of the “record-breaking” and “unprecedented” climate change-driven events this year would take the rest of this column, but in just one example, last week’s…

Yes, Seattle, we can have both housing and trees

I was never a Barbie girl, but I definitely understand what it means to live in a Barbie world. Growing up in the ’80s in a feminist household, I didn’t have a Barbie, but I knew what they were and what they represented. My friends had Barbies and I…

Sinéad O’Connor, Taylor Swift, ‘Barbie’: A seismic shift for women

As the MLB All-Star Game festivities were underway last week, Chinatown International District advocate Matt Chan drove through the waterfront and Pioneer Square and said crowds were so thick it looked like Disneyland. Yet as he got closer and closer…

The Seattle neighborhood the All-Star Game left behind

In mid-June, two different tragedies unfolded on the seas, and the juxtaposition of both revealed harsh truths about whose lives we value. On June 14, the Adriana, a rusty, crowded fishing trawler carrying about 750 migrants sank off the coast of…

Why some tragic deaths seem to matter more than others

The Supreme Court dealt a major blow to the use of race in college admissions Thursday, finally realizing a conservative goal decades in the making. But unlike the last major case on affirmative action in 2016 that centered on Abigail Fisher, a white…

Affirmative action ruling shows how marginalized groups are co-opted

The hallway-living room-bedroom setup was the last straw for Robert Holzer. The “urban one bedroom” he shared with his longtime roommate in Bellevue was 600 square feet with just a barn door for his roommate’s room and the hallway/living room area…

As Seattle changes, is it still an LGBTQ-friendly city?

Today is Juneteenth, and this year, the holiday takes place amid a growing backlash against racial justice efforts nationwide. If the George Floyd protests of 2020 marked an acceleration of progress toward racial justice, the past two years have…

How to make the most of Juneteenth at a critical moment

Now that the Seattle City Council narrowly rejected more punitive approaches to drug use last week, we must urgently consider better solutions to the fentanyl crisis. After hours of heated public arguments almost entirely against an ordinance that…

Fentanyl crisis, continued: A new approach

As the Seattle City Council looks to vote Tuesday on whether to allow the city to prosecute drug use and possession in Seattle, I keep coming back to one question: If we can agree the war on drugs was a destructive failure, why would we think a redux…

This is exactly how not to fix the fentanyl crisis

I am a beneficiary of the much-maligned social experiment of school desegregation through busing. I say beneficiary, because being bused to Garfield High School in Seattle’s Central District was one of the most transformational experiences of my…

School busing was one of the best things that ever happened to me

1 Career Transition Series Career Transition Series Paper 2 Entering the Workforce and Young Workers 2 Career Transition Series Entering the Workforce and Young Workers About the career transition…

Career Transition Series: Entering the Workforce and Young Workers

1 Career Transition Series Career Transition Series Paper 3 Learning to Lead For managers and leaders 2 Career Transition Series Learning to Lead About the career transition series About these…

Career Transition Series: Learning to Lead

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Career Transition Series: Redundancy and Career Change

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Career Transition Series: Health related changes

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Career Transition Series: Relocation

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Career Transition Series: Crises and career shocks

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Career Transition Series: General Principles 

Lead writer on the nine-part series developed to share research-led practices on career transitions to help support mentally healthy workplaces for the National Mental Health Commission (in partnership with my client, Transitioning Well). 

Career Transition Series: Parents and Carers 

The birth of a baby is meant to be a cause for celebration. But many parents struggle to cope with this huge life transition. Postnatal depression or anxiety can affect anyone, including women and their non-birthing partners. Thank goodness I had a…

What to do if your partner is struggling

Key takeaways Prioritise sleep where you can. That might mean switching off Netflix early so you can get some shut-eye. Divide and conquer. If there are two of you in the relationship, share the load, and give each other time to sleep. Be mindful of…

How to cope with fatigue

By this time, you've had a little bit of time adjusting to life as a new parent, which means you might now be getting visited by those thoughts that plague new parents – the guilt, the regret, the 'I'm-not-doing-enoughs'. Maybe you're loving…

Three thoughts that could be impacting your wellbeing as a business-owning parent right now

Ok, so you’ve told your employer you’re going to be taking time off to spend with your baby, and now it's time to discuss your handover plan. While this is a time of overwhelming life admin, this is one step you won't want to skip. Having a handover…

What you need to think about before you meet for handover

Key takeaways Things can change dramatically when a child arrives. It’s important to revisit any plans with your employee before they return to work. Review the checklist at the end of this article to ensure you have met your obligations to the…

When to revisit parental leave plans, and why it's important to do it at this stage

Pre-match nerves may be common for a footballer, but they’re understandable for a dad-to-be, too. What you’re facing, after all, is a momentous life change that, while exciting, can also feel daunting, too. For any first-time dad, the build-up to the…

Taming your new dad fears

Key takeaways Regular check-ins in the first three months of returning to work will help your employee settle back into work, and help you get a sense of their wellbeing. Remind employees of the mental health resources and support available to them.…

The conversations you need to have with new parents in the first few months of returning to work

Key takeaways Making connections with other new dads can help you manage this transition. Get to know the other dads in your workplace. They can be very helpful in helping you manage life as a working dad. Make time to spend with your partner, if you…

The isolation of the new dad and how to beat it

Key takeaways It's important to make time for each other now that baby is here. Both you and your partner need to make time for self-care. Don't forget to do complete a support plan, so you can get the support you need at this time. So, you’ve…

How to be a supportive partner when you’re back at work and your partner’s home with baby

Key takeaways Policy and cultural changes are making it more common for dads to take paid parental leave and be more engaged at home. It’s important to create a supportive environment for all working parents with inclusive policies, resources and…

Not just mums – why new dads need your support just as much as mums

I can't compete with big business incentives to retain working parents and carers. What else can I do for my staff on or returning from leave? Key takeaways Take time to recognise what working parents in your business may be struggling with, and work…

How can I support the dads in my business?

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Before it was renamed Max and combined with Discovery+, the now-fallen HBO Max was on its way toward becoming the undisputed Best Streaming Service. Now, after a library liquidation that resulted in the loss of many great shows (including the…

17 Best Max Original Series

We might not be sequestered in our homes anymore, but that doesn’t mean we’ve grown tired of binge-watching our favorite TV shows either. In fact, curling up on the couch and becoming enraptured by another world is still one of the best ways to pass…

The Most Binge-Worthy TV Shows to Watch Right Now

Sometimes all we want is to escape reality for a little while, and what better way to do it than to immerse one’s self in a beautiful, dark, complicated imaginary land? For our list of the best fantasy shows on Netflix, we have strict rules: no…

The 12 Best Fantasy TV Shows on Netflix

Though many of us were fortunate enough to first experience the wonder of Walt Disney World in Orlando as children, there is still plenty to do at the parks and neighboring resorts as adults—with or without kids. On a recent trip to Disney, we were…

The Best Disney World Thrills & Chills for Couples, Friend Groups, and Solo Travelers

There are many beautiful and easily recommendable accommodations at Walt Disney World in Orlando, but only one of them brings the wildlife of the Animal Kingdom park up close and personal to you: Animal Kingdom Lodge. Divided into two sections, Jambo…

3 Reasons to Stay at Disney World’s Relaxing Jambo House at Animal Kingdom Lodge

From excellent finales to promising premieres (anime seasons work differently y’all), 2023 is already off to a very strong start. Paste’s best and most knowledgable weebs have voted on their favorite recent series for our ranking below, which run the…

The 10 Best Anime Series of 2023 (So Far)

Each passing year in the Peak TV era brings us not only an expanded slate of TV shows, but of streaming services themselves. All are vying for limited attention, and fewer and fewer are breaking through. This level of output is not sustainable,…

The 25 Best TV Shows of 2023 (So Far)

Sometimes you want to wrap yourself up in a gorgeous costume drama, escaping to a past you never knew but perhaps feel on a certain level. Well, a romanticized version anyway, where you don’t have to face daily medical and sanitation issues. But the…

The 25 Best British Costume Dramas (and Where to Watch Them)

We may call this the Summer TV Guide, but really, it’s perhaps more accurately the June TV guide. There are great shows premiering before and after that, but really, June is an explosive month of premieres. Thought Peak TV had reached its apex? Think…

The 2023 Paste Summer TV Guide: 25 Shows to Watch

9.4 In 2014, the fruitful crime show trope of a good-hearted but taciturn cop (now on the brink of retirement) found its apex in the form of Happy Valley’s Sgt. Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire). In the first season of Sally Wainwright’s…

Happy Valley Season 3 Delivers a Gripping, Unmissable Final Chapter

When most of us think of PBS series, our minds go to what is actually under the Masterpiece banner. Yes, PBS has given us many treasures over the last 50 (yes, 50! years!) like Frontline, NOVA, Sesame Street, The Joy of Painting and Arthur, but it’s…

The 30 Best PBS Masterpiece Shows (and Where to Stream Them)

The rules for the Power Rankings are simple: Any current series on TV qualifies, whether it’s a comedy, drama, news program, animated series, variety show or sports event. It can be on a network, basic cable, premium channel, Netflix, Amazon, Hulu,…

Paste Power Rankings: The 5 Best TV Shows on Right Now

For everyone who thought that HBO Max was a strange name for a streaming services that was, in fact, so much than just HBO, CEO David Zaslav wants you to hold his beer. WarnerMedia announced today that HBO Max, which will now be folded in with…

HBO Max Rebrands to “Max,” Announces Harry Potter TV Series, New Game of Thrones Prequel, Plus Trailers for Penguin, True Detective and More

If you’ve been sleeping on one of TV’s best-kept secrets, it’s time to wake up and watch! Freeform’s Single Drunk Female is so much more than its name implies; yes, it’s about a party girl, but one who has had to come face to face with her alcoholism…

Single Drunk Female Season 2 Sneak Peek: Molly Ringwald Arrives as Sam’s Concerned Aunt

Paramount+ is no small startup—it’s the premium streaming arm of Paramount (formerly known as ViacomCBS), a media megacorp that owns networks like CBS, MTV, Nickelodeon, Showtime, BET, Comedy Central, and more. Like HBO Max, Paramount+ is not just a…

The 25+ Best Paramount+ Shows

Sad news today, with reports that actor Lance Reddick has passed away at home at the age of 60. The prolific actor stole every scene he was in, whether in film, television, or videogame voice acting. He was someone who always understood the…

Lance Reddick, Who Elevated Everything He Was In, Has Died at 60

Sometimes all we want is to escape reality for a little while, and what better way to do it than to immerse one’s self in a beautiful, dark, complicated imaginary land? For our list of the best fantasy series on Netflix, we have strict rules: no…

In the Peak TV era of endless choices, sometimes all one really wants is something finite. Though the term “limited series” has eclipsed “miniseries”—primarily to allow for additional seasons—those of us who grew up with the latter term know that it…

The 13 Best Miniseries on Netflix

You might not have a choice of whether you work. But you do have a choice of Who you're working for. This video from Faithful on the Clock reminds you to keep your motivations centered around Jesus in everything you do.Listen/Email…

You Gotta Work

Correction is necessary for us to learn. But as this challenge from Faithful on the Clock shows, there's a right and wrong way to discipline, and doing it in anger isn't cool. Listen/Email signup:faithfulontheclock.captivate.fmSupport the…

Challenge Me Monday, January 22, 2024

You need more than a finished manuscript to self-publish a book. In this video, you’ll learn the other basic resources you need to prepare before you launch. re: ISBNs — It’s MUCH cheaper in bulk! If you know you’ll write and self-publish a lot, go…

Want to Self-Publish a Book? Here’s What You’ll Need

Got your book manuscript ready to self-publish? Awesome! *fist bump* Now let's quickly make sure you've got all the other resources that are necessary before you hit publish.Learn/Start a project:takingdictation.comMusic from #Uppbeat (free for…

6 Things You Need to Self-Publish Your Book

Writers always have faced some degree of criticism and difficulty getting their work out into the world. We’ve never had the easiest time when it comes to having our craft respected. Now, though, censorship and invalidation are making wordsmithing…

How Censorship and Invalidation Psychologically Damage Writers

Write for the right reasons. There are other professions where it’s way easier to make money, so focus on making a difference with influential books or other content. Because I didn’t have a lot of role models or experiences, thought-provoking books…

8 Influential Books That Changed My Life

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Choose Peace

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Challenge Me Monday, January 15, 2024

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EPISODE 91 video teaser

There is, we might say, a lot of you-know-what happening in the world. In this episode of Faithful on the Clock, we'll break down what you can do to keep your cool and succeed through it all.Listen/Email signup:faithfulontheclock.captivate.fmSupport…

Episode 91 (full mp3): How to Stay Focused When the World Is in Chaos

Faithful on the Clock is a podcast with the mission of getting your work and faith aligned. We want you to understand Who you're serving and why so you can get more joy and legacy from every minute spent on the clock. Thanks for joining us and taking…

How to Stay Focused When the World Is In Chaos

If you’re young — or even if you’re just starting a brand new chapter in your life — this might be a sheltered, blessed time. It’s important to treasure that and remember God while it lasts, as this week’s Challenge Me Monday asserts. Bottom line?…

Challenge Me Monday, January 8, 2024

I think every writer has felt like they’d never make it at some point, like their writing dream would never come true. Take some encouragement from this video in which I provide a simple strategy for moving past that yucky emotion. I think what…

How to Deal With the Feeling Your Writing Dream Won’t Come True

Writing is a loooooooong process. Sometimes, we can get discouraged and think we'll never see our book in the hands of readers. This video from takingdictation.com offers a tactic for getting past that nasty feeling.Learn/Start a…

How to deal with the feeling your writing dream won't come true

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been getting ready to welcome a new member to the family — a teeny Yorkshire Terrier puppy born on Thanksgiving. Little did I know the dog would be a lesson in patience and forgiveness even before he arrived. A puppy…

Putting Joy On Pause

In her piece for The Atlantic, Emma Sarappo dives into the practice of keeping track of the books we read. Can someone explain why people do this? Just because you read doesn’t mean you remember or apply. It doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve learned or…

The Number of Books You Read Is Not a Badge of Honor

I’ve been in the writing game for almost two decades now. But once upon a time, I was a newb. I had no idea what I was doing. (Like, seriously, none.) But looking back, it’s easy for me to see where I went wrong and might have done better. Because I…

5 Mistakes (Most) Beginning Writers Make

When the world is blowing up into total confusion and nonsense, should you just treat the good work you were doing like it doesn't matter anymore? Not a chance, as this teaser audiogram from Episode 91 of Faithful on the Clock asserts.Full episode…

Episode 91 audiogram teaser

OMG, lol… A little over the top, yes? But if you think about it, over the top means standing out. I can get behind that. It’s kind of a serious point, though. As writers, we often censure ourselves because we’re afraid of going too far. But…

Want to Be a Great Writer? Go Over the Top

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