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Host Meg Weber, Executive Director of Bellingham’s Technology Alliance Group welcomes Mary Elliott Kean of The Foundry and Jared Keller of Intellitonic. They talk about initiatives to support technology and entrepreneurship in Bellingham and Whatcom County.

Host Dick Donahue talks about the week’s economic reports as well as the Fed’s recent interest rate hike and whether there will be more raises this year.

Hosts Dick Donahue and Camille Koppenberg bring the week’s economic news. Then, 8000 Days- planning for a long season of life.

Host Mike Kent welcomes CJ Huxford of Northwest Rain Solutions and Joel Young of Kentico to talk about water catchment and filtration systems, in ight of the recent Hirst Decision, which led to the Whatcom County Council restricting permitting on land that requires a rural water well.

Brian and Dan answer the question: When you’re on a vacation trip…and a warnig light comes on….what should you do?

Host Kris Halterman continues the conversation about the Lake Padden municipal golf course with local attorneys Ron Hardesty and Jim Doran. Is the City of Bellingham negotiating the future management of Lake Padden in good faith? Then Glenn Morgan from We The Governed dials in to discuss the Whatcom County Council’s policy options relating to limiting fossil fuel exports through Cherry Point.

Katharine Conrad, ticketing manager at the Mt. Baker Theatre talks about all of the things going on this weekend in Bellingham.

Joe and Alex discuss events in the coming weekend in this edition of The Morning News

The Walla Walla Wine Scene and “The World of Syrah”

Farmworkers are expected to approve a contract Thursday with a Skagit County berry farm.