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
Expanded staffing would allow for up to 170 people to be served at a time by more case managers that work in the LEAD program.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
Bellingham Police ask anyone with information on her location to call their non-emergency line at (360) 676-6911.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
The update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike had a bug in the code that ground Windows and Microsoft programs to a halt.
KGMI's Dianna Hawryluk talks to CBS business analyst Jill Schlesinger about whether or not it's a good idea to fire your financial advisor.
KGMI's Dianna Hawryluk talks to Bo Wilde about "open house" at the Lynden Airport, the upcoming Jansen Art Center's Front Street Art Festival, and the construction work at Lynden High School.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
The student's parents have alleged that the district did not take any appropriate action.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
The man was taken into custody on July 16 but was released on bail on Friday, July 19.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
WHATCOM COUNTY, WA (MyBellinghamNow) - Estimated costs to replace the aging Whatcom Chief ferry have ballooned beyond their original amount. Whatcom County Public Works Director Elizabeth Kosa presented the financial findings during a council meeting on Tuesday, July 23. Kosa said that compared to 2021 estimates, the cost of the current project is up by
KGMI's Dianna Hawryluk talks to Ben Morton about the loss of his son Owen Morton and a Memorial Fundraiser he's set up with the Skagit Community Foundation.
By: Dianna Hawryluk
Associated Press,My Bellingham Now (August Frank/Lewiston Tribune via AP)
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