The City of Lynden has released a construction activity notice for Oct. 10 through February 2023. Read more
BLAINE — On Sept. 26, the Government of Canada announced the removal of all COVID-19 entry restrictions, as well as testing, quarantine and isolation requirements for anyone entering Canada, effective Oct. 1.
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Lynden defeats Sehome by a narrow margin of 21-19. Lynden moves to 5-0 and 3-0 in conference play. Lane Heeringa was the savior of the game scoring a late game touchdown to give Lynden the lead. The Lions are in a dead lock for first place with Anacortes. Their next game is at home versus Archbishop Murphy, on Friday Oct.7.
The Pioneers dominate Meridian 48-15
Lynden volleyball went on the road to Bellingham and dominated, winning three sets to zero. Lynden moves to 7-1 on the season and 6-0 in conference play. They are now tied for first place in the Northwest Conference with Sehome. Lynden hosts Oak Harbor next Monday, Oct. 3 at home for their next game.
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LYNDEN — Students eligible for the National Rural and Small Town award have a GPA of 3.5 or …
LYNDEN — Lynden Christian seniors Grace Douge-Brevik, Grace Kroontje and Sarah Hoekema have …
Tim Metz, center, director of student services for the Lynden School District, has been name…
Board to recognize Tim Metz as 2021-2022 Masonic Lodge Educator of the Year
The last day of school at Sumas Elementary was a welcome home of sorts, as the district’s st…
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