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Host Mike Kent debunks the media narrative that the housing market is headed down by closing examining the year-on-year statistics.

Kirk and Brian answer the question: How long can you wait? ….to do maintenance, to respond to a warning light on your dash,

Host Kris Halterman will interview Maxford Nelson, of the Freedom Foundation about “National Employee Freedom Week,” Public Employees rights, and coordinated teachers strikes in Washington State.
Part 2: Host Kris Halterman welcomes Maxford Nelson, of the Freedom Foundation to discuss “National Employee Freedom Week,” Public Employees rights, and coordinated teachers strikes in Washington State. Then 42nd Dist. Rep., Vince Buys joins the show to discuss the inconsistency used to project offsets within the updated planning for water use from ESSB-6091. What’s happening there and what could it mean for the future of rural life in Whatcom County?

Host Kevin Coleman to with Diana Meeks with Sustainable Connections, Eat Local Month, a richly diverse celebration of our local food community. Savor restaurant specials all month long, plug into great events, and tour Whatcom Farms. Also, talked about sourcing local foods for all sorts of benefits to you and the community.

Host Dick Donahue talks about the latest industrial production and July retail sales reports, how signs of inflation are brewing as prices rise, and some tax benefits to help offset the cost of college.

Hosts Mike and Lisa Kent bring the week’s real estate news. Then, how millennials look for homes and rely upon their Realtors.

The guys talk extended warranties. Are they worth it?

Host Kris Halterman interviews Molly Crocker, a member of the Well Owners Caucus to discuss two competing thoughts on water planning for Whatcom County. Eric Hirst, of the Hirst Case has published a whitepaper which promotes the need to study and quantify the indoor and outdoor need for water in rural Whatcom County through metering. The Well Owners Caucus has been working on a whitepaper of their own, which they believe debunks Hirst’s whitepaper.

Host Dillon Honcoop highlights cooperative efforts between farmers and government to save fish and wildlife in Double Ditch stream earlier in the week. Then, the importance of the Northwest Washington Fair.