Dianna Hawryluk is a journalist based in Bellingham, Washington. She writes for 790 KGMI, covering local news and events in the Bellingham area, including crime, education, transportation, and community issues.
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Dianna Hawryluk's focus is mainly on local news, particularly crime and entertainment in the Bellingham area of Washington state. Her coverage attributes and themes indicate a preference for breaking news, evolving stories, and announcements related to local events.
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By: Dianna Hawryluk
The shelter will open as temperatures are forecast to drop below 30 degrees the nights of Jan. 12 and 13.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
A Whatcom County Superior Court judge both justified and rejected separate portions the plaintiff's lawsuit.
The suspect remains at the Whatcom County Jail without bail.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
Owen's album "American Love" debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart in 2016.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
Associated Press,My Bellingham Now Boeing workers wave picket signs as they strike after union members voted to reject a contract offer near the company's factory in Everett, Washington, Sept. 15, 2024. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)
By: Dianna Hawryluk, Ellie Coberly
OLYMPIA, WA ( MyBellinghamNow.com ) – A medical equipment company is being forced to pay back hundreds of Washington residents over an overbilling issue.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
The restaurant will close its doors for good after it celebrates one last Mardi Gras hurrah on March 4.
The center will offer addiction counseling, medications, and other services to help those struggling with opioid addiction later this winter.
WHATCOM COUNTY, WA ( MyBellinghamNow.com ) – An award honoring local teachers is expanding in 2025.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
Efforts on the county, state and federal levels are all being credited in lowering overdose numbers last year.
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