WHATCOM — County Public Works has scheduled West Badger Road for striping on Tuesday, June 18, in the hours from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
WHATCOM — A passenger in a pickup truck died in a 6:15 p.m. crash Sunday, June 9, at the corner of Slater and Red River roads, the Washington State Patrol reports.
Pure Peonies selling blooms nationally — 100,000 in eight weeks
Lynden fair is working with David Lackey of New York City, but rural roots
Superintendent Paul Bootsma passes a Lynden Christian High School Diploma on Thursday. (Hailey Palmer/Lynden Tribune)
Six Lynden High School friends are in line together before Friday's graduation. (Calvin Bratt/Lynden Tribune)
Six Lynden High School friends are in line together before Friday's graduation. (Calvin Bratt/Lynden Tribune)
Lynden fair is working with David Lackey of New York City, but rural roots
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MOUNT BAKER — The wait is over for people planning to visit one of the Pacific Northwest’s most scenic viewpoints. At 8 a.m. Sunday, June 9, Washington State Department of Transportation maintenance crews opened the seasonal section of State Route 542, known as the road to Artist Point.
LHS math seniors visit middle school 10 times to help students there in math
New local raspberry item is produced, labeled at Grace Harbor Farms
FFA teams see varied succcess
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Community-rooted, she is a city council member now
EVERETT — The Mt. Baker Ranger District is looking for volunteers to help educate day hikers, backpackers and climbers on five of the busiest Mt. Baker area trail systems: Heliotrope Ridge, Skyline Divide, Park Butte/Railroad Grade, Yellow Aster Butte and Heather Meadows/Artist Point.
LYNDEN — The second annual Chief Spinner Memorial Firefighter Challenge, an individual and team relay competition, will be on Saturday, July 13, on Fourth Street between Front and Grover, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
WHATCOM — More than 200 classic and modified cars and trucks are expected Sunday, June 16, for the fifth annual Father’s Day Car Show at Bellewood Acres, halfway between Lynden and Bellingham at 6140 Guide Meridian Rd.
WHATCOM — The Jansen Art Center of Lynden is one venue of a free community concert of the Bellingham Festival of Music running June 29 through July 19. It will be at noon Monday, July 8.
Through November 2019, City of Lynden committee meetings of Community Development, Finance & Personnel, Parks, Public Safety and Public Works may have a quorum of City Council members attending. Final official council action will not be taken.
The monthly benchmark milk price set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture has reached its highest level in a year and a half.
Tickets are at lesser price through Friday
LYNDEN — Some of the top professional cowboys in the world are expected for the 15th annual Lynden PRCA Rodeo, scheduled Aug. 13-14 as part of the Bank of the Pacific Grandstand Entertainment Series during this year’s Northwest Washington Fair.
Deming Logging Show announces its event winners
Kids, dads, even great-grands help to find their luck in stocked creek
OLYMPIA — State Sen. Doug Ericksen, R-Ferndale, will hold a town hall meeting Thursday, June 13, in Ferndale.
MOUNT BAKER — The wait is over for people planning to visit one of the Pacific Northwest’s most scenic viewpoints. At 8 a.m. Sunday, June 9, Washington State Department of Transportation maintenance crews will open the seasonal section of State Route 542, known as the road to Artist Point.
Suspect, of Bellingham, is not supposed to possess arms
LAUREL — A Meridian High School student was arrested Monday on suspicion of third-degree rape in Whatcom County Superior Court.
Police chief says ATVs, UTVs, golf carts not OK on streets
WCLS had some Ferndale help in new vehicle’s design, construction
Páatstel is the native name for a village, and what became Squaw Creek
Counter petition to keep the mural touches a nerve
Public outreach coordinator to be added
WHATCOM — North county high school graduation ceremonies are set as follows:
BELLINGHAM — Former 42nd District state Rep. Vincent Buys has taken on a new job of governmental affairs manager for Comcast.
It sets up a means of data coordination
One and only fraternity is ‘for the betterment of fellowship’
LYNDEN — On Saturday, May 25, an armed-robbery suspect barricaded himself in a Beard Road house with a woman and children present, but the standoff ended peacefully.
SEDRO-WOOLLEY — In 2019 Smokey Bear celebrates 75 years at the forefront of the Forest Service’s wildfire prevention campaign. To commemorate Forest Service wildfire prevention efforts, replicas of historic portraits by artist Rudolph Wendelin will be on display at National Forests across th…
LYNDEN — The Loyal Order of the Camels Club, celebrating its 90th anniversary this year, is hosting its 78th annual youth fishing derby this Saturday, June 8, at Fishtrap Creek in the Lynden City Park.
EVERSON — Kids and teens in the Nooksack Valley School District will once again be served free lunches at multiple park locations of the cities of Everson, Nooksack and Sumas.
They believe nudity of 1942 work is sexually offensive and degrading to women
Dance, bagpipe bands, athletics back and bigger than last year
Water supply at 75 percent of average or less
Gospel and patriotic weekend coming up June 7-8
For four years, only one other Whatcom Open division team has been faster
LYNDEN — At its May 21 meeting, the Mt. Baker Rotary Club awarded $48,000 in scholarships to 24 outstanding Whatcom County high school student graduates of 2019.
North Whatcom Health Center will provide varied services; Skubi retiring
WHATCOM — In 2019 the Whatcom Dispute Resolution Center is offering free Comfort with Conflict workshops to homeowner associations in the county.
WHATCOM — Two persons from out of county died in vehicle crashes over the holiday weekend.
Fundraising continues for interior of new building
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McEachran says DNA matching will continue to prove ‘extremely compelling’
Prosecution, defense in 1989 death of Mandy Stavik make closing arguments Wednesday
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