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Berries play tasty, vital role in Whatcom County life
Whatcom County was made to grow berries. Cool cloudy days keep berries from dehydrating in the sun, and each spring maritime breezes move moisture out of the fields, reducing the chance for mold to spread before harvest time. And, a bountiful slice...
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Community gardens foster cooperation and friendships, along with food
For Beth Chisholm, community gardens are much more than just a place to grow something to eat.
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Flowers and vegetables bountiful in Jen Green’s English-style garden
Who: Jen Green.
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Teens with talent: Whatcom students passionate about the arts
Five Whatcom County artists still in their teens speak enthusiastically about their crafts and about their hopes for the future.
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Harrison Hot Springs a fine day trip north of the border
When a visit to Harrison Hot Springs comes up, most people think of the luxurious resort with its warm pools and fancy restaurant-ballroom. But there's much more to the small British Columbia town, which was once a stop along the Gold Rush trail. It's about a 90-minute drive from Bellingham, if ...
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Whatcom County part of state study using mussels to measure water pollution
Call it the mollusk version of a canary in a coal mine. The state Department of Fish and Wildlife launched a pilot pro- gram last fall strategically placing cages of blue mussels along Washington's marine shoreline, including 10 spots in Whatcom County. Those mussels are now being tested to pinpoint...
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Whatcom artist applies patterns, brilliant colors to her ceramics
One look at Irene Lawson’s vibrant ceramics pieces and it’s clear what inspires her. "I’ve always loved color and pattern," says the Whatcom County artist.
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Whatcom Magazine: June 2013
Photos from the June 2013 edition of Whatcom Magazine.
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Bellingham contractor Tony Kesslau specializes in eye-catching fences and gates
He graduated from Sehome High School in 1988. A job with flair: As a schoolboy, Kesslau loved to draw and paint. As the owner of Kesslau Construction, he puts that love to work designing wooden fences and gates, mostly with western red cedar. "I was one of those model-and-Lego kids. Later, I learned...
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Whatcom Scenes: June 2013
Photos from the "Scene" section of the June 2013 edition of Whatcom Magazine
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Work hard / Play Hard: Bob Hagedorn
Bob Hagedorn says his previous job selling advertising for Business Pulse magazine helped prepare him for his current job as an insurance agent for Snapper Shuler Kenner.
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