From Arkansas, he could be in new Lynden job by January, if OK’d by council
Sumas, Ferndale City Council races are exactly tied
Darci Lynne Farmer will be grandstand’s Friday feature
WHATCOM — The Health Professions Affinity Community (HPAC) aims to introduce students to health-related careers while empowering them to address their communities’ most pressing health disparities.
WHATCOM — Snapper Shuler Kenner Insurance, in its eighth annual turkey drive, received enough donations to give out 384 turkeys to two county food banks in November.
First teams did their thing back in September, and interest has grown
First teams did their thing back in September, and interest has grown
WHATCOM — Another investigative retelling of the solving of the Stavik murder case is presented on the CBS television program “48 Hours” this Saturday, Nov. 30.
Starting Jan. 2, county libraries will no longer collect fines on overdue materials
It will be hand-recounted next Monday, as will a one-vote Ferndale council race
LYNDEN — A Lynden High School student died suddenly last week and the community is now gathering support for the family.
LYNDEN — After being known for teaching and coaching for 42 years, John M. Rozeboom has written a book that encompasses his whole life of 77 years.
Also upcoming: Art Jingle and Noel Ensemble
Four local cheesemakers coordinate the Creamery Crawl
It’s all Dec. 4-6 at fairgrounds
LYNDEN — Lynden Christian High School announces its first-quarter honor roll of the 2019-20 school year as follows:
Michael and Mary Jo Lewis, owners
He was a key person in local emergency management
SEATTLE — Washington gas prices fell 4.5 cents per gallon in the week ended Sunday, Nov. 24, to an average of $3.28, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 2,666 stations.
Everson-Nooksack Municipal Court was held Nov. 14, 2019, with Michael Bobbink presiding as judge, and the following were found guilty:
New exhibition opens with a reception Dec. 7
Coffee house where it is now has been sold
Sumas to use $2 million from state capital budget
Canadian company wants to build concrete plant
LYNDEN — Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9301 is asking for the addresses of local military service people who are deployed, to be sent Christmas packages.
Being Lynden’s interim police chief was his last post in a long career
‘Insider events’ set for Nov. 26 and Dec. 4; RSVP needed
Live-streaming will be to North County Christ the King in Lynden
The Meridian FFA Agricultural Mechanics team represented Washington at the national competition held in Indianapolis three weeks ago and ended up placing eighth in the nation out of 44 teams entered. Pictured are, from left: coach Brent Feller, students Hailey Gallatin, Wyatt Brink, Jose Mal…
LYNDEN — The big Pepin Creek Subarea Plan, in limbo for about a year, is now coming forward for public review by the city Planning Commission.
Almost 50% jump in four years reflects building boom
This ends the WCLS 75-year celebration
Blacks transfer ownership to another pair who know all about the restaurant realm
BELLINGHAM — The Bellingham Theatre Guild presents “Crazy For You,” running Nov. 29 through Dec. 15, at the guild playhouse, 1600 H St.
It’s a musical adaptation of the classic C.S. Lewis tale
LYNDEN — The Lynden Tribune is not associated with a bogus Lynden Business Recognition effort that attempts to sell a plaque recognizing the Tribune for “2019 Best of Lynden Awards in the category of Publishing.”
WHATCOM — A law enforcement procession route preceding the Michael Knapp memorial service has been set. It will begin at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20, at the Phillips 66 Soccer Fields, southeast corner of Smith and Northwest roads, and go east on Smith to the Guide Meridian and then south t…
WHATCOM — The memorial service for Michael Knapp will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20, in Bellingham Christ the King Church (4173 Guide Meridian) and live-streamed to North County Christ the King Church of Lynden (1816 18th St.).
Lynden keeping all council incumbents, Ferndale might see an entirely new city slate
State finalizes its plan, 24 credits, and school districts may add more
Many will step in unopposed
LC team takes second, Lynden team third
Poag couple again running it; opening is next Tuesday
EVERETT — Christmas tree permits for the 2019 season are now available for purchase online. The Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest is one of 13 National Forests participating in offering permits online through the Open Forest system.
BELLINGHAM — The Whatcom Transportation Authority invites social and health services agencies to apply for free day passes to distribute to their clients in 2020. WTA provides up to 50,000 free day passes to approved agencies each year.
BELLINGHAM — The Homeless Strategies Workgroup has set a Friday, Nov. 15, meeting, starting at 8:30 a.m., in the Whatcom County Civic Center Annex building, 322 N. Commercial St., lower level, to broadly address the issue of homelessness in Whatcom County.
WHATCOM — The U.S. Census Bureau is now recruiting for hundreds of temporary census taker jobs locally for the 2020 Census.
100 years ago
2017 to 2018, raspberries’ value down, blueberries’ up
Athletes from Nooksack Valley High School, on their Veterans Day holiday off from regular classes Monday, helped put up American flags in the city of Nooksack. (Elisa Claassen/Lynden Tribune)
VALLEY VAQUEROS
The October Federal Order Class III benchmark milk price hit a five-year high at $18.72 per hundredweight, up 41 cents from September and $3.19 above October 2018. It’s the highest Class III since November 2014.
U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Katherine H. Hanson has graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas.
WHATCOM — The county’s Marine Resources Committee seeks motivated community members to join as advisors to county government in addressing local marine issues and leading boots-on-the-ground projects to protect marine resources.
Police agencies, organizations send their condolences
LYNDEN — The city held a reception to let staff and community stakeholders meet and mingle with the top three finalist candidates for the position of police chief at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5, in City Hall Annex, 205 Fourth St.
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