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The Farming Edition focuses on important issues affecting agriculture in Whatcom County. First, host Dillon Honcoop talks about proposed impervious surface rules and their impacts on farmers with Loren Vanderyacht. Then, What’s Upstream? SaveFamilyFarming.org executive director Gerald Baron gives the latest. Why is the What’s Upstream website still online?

It’s Spring Fling. You know what that means: We’re at Yeager’s Sporting Goods, tomorrow we’ll be at Carl’s Mower & Saw. A ‘March for Science’ is scheduled in Bellingham tomorrow beginning at noon at City Hall. Whatcom Museum’s Christina Claassen tells us about an event that features a local educator tonight.

Does the sun help you wake up? It does for Dillon. We think he’s solar powered, actually.

Aaron Nelson with marijuana retailer 20-20 Solutions says the pot business is booming. Dan the Wine Guy give his recommendation for the week. Rick Larsen Visits Whatcom County. Also, the healthiest things you can order at fast food restaurants that still taste good.

More discussion and information regarding wells moratorium.

Joe and Alex talk about Bill O’Reilly leaving Fox, as well as some of the notable moments in history that happened on April 20 in this edition of the Morning News.

Tracy talks with Dr. Donald Buckland about what allergy sufferers can do for this time of year. This week KGMI’s Restaurant expert profiled Lovett’s. Joe talks to Author T.R. Reed about the Trump administration taking on Tax Reform. Also, What things not to keep on your work computer?

Dillon discusses the Hirst issue in light of the Governors visit to Bellingham.

Governor Jay Inslee is in Bellingham today, and found time to talk with Tracy. Ferndale High School senior Petr Shulga died yesterday (Mon)during his first ride on a motorcycle. Tracy talks to Joe Teehan and Jesse Murphy with Cascade Motorcycle Safety. ABC’s Tom Llamas has Alex Jones details. Also, a new survey by Buzzfeed asked people to rank whether these things are cool or not.

A UPS driver ran over a dog in Bellingham the other day. The death of a pet is never easy, but how should it be dealt with?