New local raspberry item is produced, labeled at Grace Harbor Farms
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.
The monthly benchmark milk price set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture has reached its highest level in a year and a half.
Police chief says ATVs, UTVs, golf carts not OK on streets
BELLINGHAM — Former 42nd District state Rep. Vincent Buys has taken on a new job of governmental affairs manager for Comcast.
One and only fraternity is ‘for the betterment of fellowship’
One and only fraternity is ‘for the betterment of fellowship’
For four years, only one other Whatcom Open division team has been faster
North Whatcom Health Center will provide varied services; Skubi retiring
LYNDEN — “Solarize for Smart Business” is a free informational workshop set for noon to 2 p.m. Thursday, May 23, in the Jansen Art Center, 321 Front St.
BELLINGHAM — Larson Gross CPAs & Consultants was recently recognized as 2018-2019 Firm of the Year by the Washington Society of Certified Public Accountants.
Twin Sisters Brewing is the lead business
Betty Be Good now in Fairway Center, Lynden
WHATCOM — With “Pastured Sheep Farming” as the topic, there will be a field walk led by the Conservation District at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 16, to highlight the benefits of rotational grazing for horses and other livestock.
Meeker variety, especially young plants hurt most by late cold
Partnership with San Juan Cruises helps Whatcom Museum
Filing deadline for business & occupation taxes extended to April 15
WHATCOM — In terms of job creation, some jobs are more beneficial to the general welfare of the economy than others.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture on May 3 announced the April Federal Order Class III benchmark milk price at $15.96 per hundredweight. That is up 92 cents from March, $1.49 above April 2018 and the highest Class III price since September 2018.
Whatcom Conservation District is doing an ad/education campaign
Lynden couple Sandra and Carl Bryant together operate Showcase Mosaics and create murals as art for public places. Their showpieces in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and California have been reported in the past by the Lynden Tribune. This is from the Bryants on their latest artistic effort.
They contain funding for local projects
Timing may allow planting this season
LYNDEN — A “Solarize for Smart Business” workshop will be from noon to 2 p.m. Thursday, May 23, in the Jansen Art Center, 321 Front St.
WHATCOM — Zorganics Institute Beauty and Wellness of Bellingham is offering free hair and skin-care services each Wednesday to anyone suffering from cancer.
EVERSON — The new O’Reilly Auto Parts store at 100 Blair Drive is now in operation.
Builder says he made sure of a quality approach
Muljat: Market returning to more nomalcy
LYNDEN — Andrew Jewell of Lynden has been named by Farmers Insurance for the fifth time to its President’s Council, recognizing the top 1 percent of the company’s 14,000 agents.
LYNDEN — The grand opening of an AT&T Corporate retail location at 8071 Guide Meridian Suite 103 will be Friday, April 19, from noon to 4 p.m.
Lynden native making an impact at The Bread Lab in Skagit County
Monty and Heidi McDowell, who grew up here, return to operate new store
Black started business in 1997 as LHS senior
EVERSON — The Farm Service Agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture offers specially targeted farm ownership and farm operating loans to underserved applicants as well as beginning farmers and ranchers.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the March Federal Order Class III benchmark milk price April 3 at $15.04 per hundredweight, up $1.15 from February, 82 cents above March 2018 and the highest Class III price since October 2018.
Rescu Swim’r cuts rescue time by over half
Connector of Hannegan to Sixth also opens up area to development
Live workshop, state webinar are upcoming
BLAINE — At Semiahmoo Resort on March 21 a sellout crowd of more than 400 heard who the winners were at the 2019 Business Awards Banquet of Business Pulse magazine and the Whatcom Business Alliance.
It’s about how to pay fairly for this project’s benefits
BELLINGHAM — The PeaceHealth Outpatient Palliative Care and Whatcom Hospice programs seek top-quality, caring volunteers to provide assistance to those facing a life-threatening illness.
Bridge issues, or U.S. food will come from overseas, they say
LYNDEN — The Tenmile Clean Water Project will host a Lynden FFA team presenting on an issue of local significance on Wednesday, March 13.
WHATCOM — Michelle DeKoekkoek was the top agent with Weichert Realtors-Vanson Associates locally in 2018, and that also contributed to her winning the prestigious Ambassador Club award from Weichert Real Estate Affiliates Inc.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced the February Federal Order Class III benchmark milk price Feb. 27 at $13.89 per hundredweight, down 7 cents from January.
It’s ultrafiltered, high-protein and lactose-free
LYNDEN — The long-running Whatcom County Farm Forestry Association Tree Sale happens again from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 16, in the Henry Jansen Agricultural Center of the Northwest Washington Fairgrounds.
Raspberry and milk prices have not been profitable
More speak in favor of saving school site for ‘future generations’
It allows milk to keep being sold elsewhere
Site not definitely set yet, however
Understanding ties together traditions and current needs on shorelines
Other products could not use the word ‘milk’
Letter sent out by Save Family Farming Jan. 15
But it’s a more competitive situation for NV Disposal & Recycling
WHATCOM — Every third Thursday of the month, the Whatcom Farm Speaker Series presents a topic for anyone to be educated on. The Whatcom Conservation District is the key sponsor.
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