MARK MALIJAN | THE BELLINGHAM HERALD
Aaron Maurer of Blaine, who is registered under the Cowlitz tribe, welds on a vertical pipe at the Native American Fabricators Welding School near Gooseberry Point, on Monday, March 8, 2010. Students from various Northwest tribes are taking a 16-week intensive program in pipe welding."The best thing about working with these guys is seeing them get a job in the end," instructor Randy Severson said.
YAKIMA - The Lynden girls' basketball team nearly pulled off an upset of top-ranked River Ridge in the first round of the Class 2A state basketball tournament on Wednesday, March 10, but some late miscues and a couple of big 3-pointers by the Hawks ended the Lions' hopes of a back-to-back state titles with a 47-44 loss.
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