Play explores staying young and lighthearted about life
Agencies from both sides involved, but little may be publicly visible
And city is thanked for allowing officers to do military duty
February cold, as well as drop in growers, are cited as factors
LAUREL — A multi-sponsor forum of Whatcom County candidates is at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17, in the auditorium of Meridian High School, 194 W. Laurel Rd. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Two sponsors are Whatcom Family Farmers and the Whatcom Business Alliance.
THE DALLES, Oregon — On Oct. 14, also called Indigenous Peoples’ Day by some, at the traditional fishing site of Celilo Falls on the Columbia River, the Lummi Nation stood in support as Yakama Nation chairman JoDe Goudy called for the removal of the John Day, Dalles and Bonneville dams on th…
THE DALLES, Oregon — On Oct. 14, also called Indigenous Peoples’ Day by some, at the traditional fishing site of Celilo Falls on the Columbia River, the Lummi Nation stood in support as Yakama Nation chairman JoDe Goudy called for the removal of the John Day, Dalles and Bonneville dams on th…
Day-to-day operations will continue unchanged
Students learning cooking skills now, as they move indoors
LYNDEN — Seventh Street south of Grover goes into rebuild mode this week.
Lynden paper also wins General Excellence again
And city is thanked for allowing officers to do military duty
Area annexed is Breckenridge Road including existing school and cemetery
They speak to their values, priorities
County Council promptly endorses advisory panel’s year of research work
She speaks of music’s ability to heal, as four days’ music starts today
October is busy time in the Pumpkin Patch
LYNDEN — “Anne of Green Gables” is the fall play of Lynden High School performing arts students Nov. 7-10 at Judson Auditorium, 516 Main St. Four shows are at 7 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, and 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Some locales still showing rise from 2018
SKAGIT — A 62-year-old Ferndale man died in an early-morning two-vehicle crash in the 300 block of Cain Lake Road on Monday, Oct. 7.
WHATCOM — The upper end of the Mount Baker Highway to the Artist Point parking lot is now closed for the winter.
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WHATCOM — The League of Women Voters of Bellingham/Whatcom County invites the public to attend two remaining election events to learn about candidates appearing on the 2019 general election ballot.
LYNDEN — It’s time for final removal of debris from the old city water treatment plant demolition.
WHATCOM — Funding a farming dream can be one of the trickier parts of the equation. Yet many farmers may not be aware of resources available for financial support.
This year’s three honorees reside in north Whatcom
WHATCOM — County 4-H youth entrants in the Washington State 4-H Fair in Puyallup in September came home with various championships, high placings and special merit awards, the county 4-H office reports.
VALLEY VAQUEROS
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the September Federal Order Class III benchmark milk price on Oct. 2 at $18.31 per hundredweight, up 71 cents from August, $2.22 above September 2018 and the highest it has been since November 2014.
A free Health Fair of National Active and Retired Federal Employees will be from 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 8, in the senior center at 1401 Cleveland Ave., Mount Vernon. Representatives from major federal health care benefit providers will give details about changes in Federal Employees Healt…
LYNDEN — Clamdiggers is an annual gathering of descendants of people who settled in Washington before Nov. 11, 1889 statehood.
LYNDEN — A proposed update of the Master Plan of the Lynden Regional Parks and Recreation District will be up for public hearing at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 9, in City Hall Annex, 205 Fourth St., at the monthly district commissioners meeting.
State Ecology and Whatcom County to host Oct. 9 meeting at NVMS
New law on exemptions is now in effect for 2019-20 school year
County Crisis Stabilization Center will have 16 beds for those in mental health crises, 16 more for detox
Five libraries host, starting this Saturday in Blaine
Everson-Nooksack Municipal Court was held Sept. 12, 2019, with Michael Bobbink presiding as judge, and the following were found guilty:
BELLINGHAM — Habitat for Humanity in Whatcom County stages its Build Community Day 2019, bringing people together both to build community and hear about issues, on Saturday, Oct. 18.
SKAGIT — Two drivers from north Whatcom County were involved in a night crash on Friday, Sept. 27, on Interstate 5 near the Bow Hill Rest Area, the Washington State Patrol reported.
BELLINGHAM — On Thursday, Oct. 3, Chrysanthe Broikos, a curator of the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., will speak about an exhibit she organized, “Making Room: Housing for a Changing America,” and some of northwest Washington’s top architects will be honored.
WHATCOM — The holidays aren’t a happy time for county households experiencing hunger — and the Bellingham Food Bank alone had 186,000 visits in 2018.
Ferndale pair with Corion stay involved
Lynden head count up 80 over budget, NV has 200 kids in kindergarten
Ball courts, climbing boulders, lights all part of Mt. Baker Rotary project going on
This will serve mental health, behavioral needs
City, regional parks & rec. district, YMCA all contributed
Menu and hard work of Nick Apreza, and family, are a winning combination
‘Enrichment’ keeps up past support, but growth also requires more
By League of Women Voters, county, Lynden and Ferndale spots featured
OLYMPIA — A state office has awarded more than $7.2 million in grants to 22 organizations throughout the state serving victims and survivors of crime.
BELLEVUE — The Puget Sound Energy Foundation donates $1 million per year to help local organizations prepare for major emergency.
LYNDEN — The Lynden Pioneer Museum, 217 Front St., has its annual open house from 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 11.
WHATCOM — Interfaith Coalition’s Winter Warmth Drive provides gently used coats, hats, gloves and scarves to children and adults at locations throughout Whatcom County.
WHATCOM — Due to two weeks of inclement weather, county Public Works rescheduled road preleveling work on four Ferndale-area roads to this week, Sept. 23-27. Work could extend from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
WHATCOM — The holidays aren’t a happy time for county households experiencing hunger — and the Bellingham Food Bank alone had 186,000 visits in 2018.
It’s a thorough $5 million redo of the busy 1968 structure
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