Knutson Seeks Final Term

Bellingham, Wash. -- Bellingham City Council member Gene Knutson announced on Friday that he will seek a sixth and final term on the City Council.

Knutson says he's proud of what the city has accomplished over the last two decades during his time on the council, including the revitalization of downtown.

Knutson says he has decided to run for another term because there are still some things he wants to help get done, including the city's waterfront redevelopment project.

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