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Host Mike Kent talks with Perry Eskridge, Government Affairs Director for the Whatcom County Association of Realtors, about Bellingham’s plan to retrofit natural gas to electric in all buildings.

Brian and Kirk talk about the weirdest traffic law in the U.S..

Host Kris Halterman interviews Glen Morgan of We the Governed about his recent posting on how the SeaTac City Council turned around a $2.5 million-dollar deficit into a $25 million-dollar surplus in their budgeting, revenues, and expenditures. Also, under discussion will be this week’s Democrat 2020 debates.

Doug Thomas is president and CEO of Bellingham Cold Storage, so he works with people in both fishing and farming. He says his new group’s proposal could be the best way to turn around our region’s salmon decline crisis, and he joins Dillon to explain the ins and outs of the fish hatchery project he’s modeled after Alaska’s hatchery system.

Reporter Peter Haskell joins the Morning Show to talk about what many believe to be the beginning of the gay rights movement in America, New York City’s Stonewall Riots of 1969.

Andy Morris of Seattle Vacation Home recently made the case in Seattle court to ease restrictions on short-term rental housing. He joins Joe to discuss what regulations they have issues with and why they think the government should be on their side.

Big congrats to Dewey Griffin Subaru, recipient of this year’s Subaru Love Promise Retailer of the Year award! They also sponsor the annual Tour De Whatcom in July. Anna Rankin of Whatcom Events is here to tell you how you can sign up…oh, and also to try to remember the brand name of the new bike she just acquired!

The club has a huge charity Golf tournament coming up on the 27th, and Ron Dickerson is here to give us all the details on how you can have fun playing golf and help the Lions Club help a number of charities in our area,

Unbelievable but true, DeWildes Nursery is shutting its doors forever! Margaret Rudy joins Bill to tell us why she came to this big decision…oh, and lots of huge going-out-of-business sales she’ll be running for pretty much the rest of the summer!

Ziad is back….well, not really. He’s on the radio, but not in studio. After graduating highly successful legal candidates from his Legal Care Center Academy, our friend Ziad is off to find America for the next few weeks. He joins us on the phone from Idaho…then on to Montana, New Mexico, California, etc!