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CAST – which stands for Coffee And Sandwiches Together – is now operating three evenings a week at the corner of Lottie and Commercial Streets near the Bellingham Public Library. Interfaith Coalition Outreach Manager Janie Pemble joins the Morning Show to talk about the program

You’ve probably already enjoyed a cooking event at Ciao Thyme in downtown Bellingham. But did you know its owner, Mataio Gillis is also the new culinary program supervisor for the Bellingham school district? He joins Bill to talk about the great locally sourced, healthy menus he’s cooking up for our kids!

Yvonne Cartwright from Rebound is back for her twice yearly visit concerning the fine work and programs at Rebound of Whatcom County. And as always, its coffee-related. Yvonne tells us how you can help her organization just by heading to any Woods Coffee location in March!

Could it possibly be time for Ski to Sea…well, not exactly. But it is time to get your team ready and the race’s Executive Director, Anna Rankin, drops by to give us the scoop on this year’s competition and how you can save a bit of money with early registration!

Host Dick Donahue talks about lessons the U.S. can learn from Japan, the week’s economic summaries, coronavirus impacts, and how a bill in congress to ban fracking could be bad for the environment.

Host Guy Occhiogrosso talks with Cascadia Cross-Border Law attorneys about ICE’s increased attention on the I-9 form.

Host Mike Kent welcomes California resident Sue Wolheim to get a first-person perspective on the devastating Camp Fire in Paradise, CA two years back.

Steve and Dan talk about the importance of keeping your maintenance record. Plus, listener calls on what to do if you smell gas fumes in your car.

Host Kris Halterman welcomes 42nd District Representative LuAnne VanWerven (R-Lynden) to update of the sex education legislation making its way through the Washington Senate. Then, Washington State Republican Party Field Director and Trump For Victory movement head in Whatcom County Phillip Stockton. Is there hope of moving away from progressive policies to restore personal liberty and freedom to Washington State?

Host Dillon Honcoop grabs a cup of coffee and starts your Saturday with talk of maple syrup and rabbits with Acme farmer Devin Day. Then, Sustainable Connections’ Anna Sutherland joins the show to preview the Farm To Table Trade Meeting Tuesday 2/25 at Bellingham Technical College.