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Host Dillon Honcoop welcomes Jack Petree, writer, public policy researcher, and owner of Tradeworld Communications to talk biochar. What is its potential for carbon storage? Then, the talk turns to the WA Small Fruit Conference in Lynden , set for Dec. 4-6, with Stacy Beier of WSU Extension.

The Max Higbee Center offers inclusive recreation programs to teens and adults with disabilities […]

Thanksgiving is coming, and with it holiday diets. Should you diet pre-emptively? Natalia Groat, dietician at UW School of Medicine, joins the Morning Show to share tips for eating sensibly over the holidays

The holidays are here, and though it might bring tidings of good cheer and abundance for a lot of us….there are still those on the streets of Whatcom County that need our help. Hans Erchinger-Davis of the Lighthouse Mission is here to give you the details on where your help is needed most!

She’s BACK!! Elizabeth Page of Bloodworks Northwest dropped by to make sure everybody knows that the center will be open for blood donations on Thanksgiving Day. Plus she has some great incentives and gifts for everyone that gives blood that day!

Parkview Elementary 4th and 5th grade students recently participated in the Bake For Good Challenge, where they were taught how to bake a variety of breads, then went home and baked fresh loaves to donate to a local shelter. Assistant Principal Michelle Hess joins the Morning Show to elaborate on the program. 

Host Dick Donahue talks about how trade remains in focus, the October housing starts and sales reports, how Medicare For All will make most families poor, and a pro-growth alternative to the tax hike agenda.

Bill Ziels and Tracy Diehl from the YMCA join the show to talk about their history in the community and the upcoming move from the Downtown Bellingham location.

Molly Simon, Executive Director of the Bellingham Senior Activity Center, is here for our friends at Dewey Griffin Subaru to tell us all about the upcoming Festival of Trees on December 7th. Lots of food, fun and a great way for you to help out the Center!

Windermere Agents Lisa Kent and Julie Brown bring the annual Thanksgiving program. What are you grateful for living in Whatcom County?