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Kendall Elementary closes Monday after car crashes into school over the weekend

Kendall Elementary School in Mount Baker School District closed temporarily following a car crash that severely damaged a multilingual classroom over the weekend. The driver, who was treated for injuries and arrested on DUI charges, lost control of the vehicle, prompting a swift response from local emergency services. Classes are expected to resume on Tuesday after emergency repairs are completed.

Vince Dunn scores go-ahead goal as Kraken beat Penguins 4-1

Vince Dunn scored the crucial go-ahead goal during the Seattle Kraken's 4-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins on January 25, 2025. The win marks the Kraken's impressive 11th consecutive victory when scoring at least four goals, while the Penguins struggle, remaining winless in their last ten games. The article provides insights into key player performances and injuries impacting the game.

Annual Seedling Sale Set for Forestry Education in Whatcom County

Whatcom County's Farm Forestry Association is hosting its 66th annual Tree Sale, allowing pre-orders for 15 tree species beginning February 1. The event aims to raise funds for forestry education, highlighting the ecological benefits of tree farming and addressing misconceptions about the industry. With over 1.3 million seedlings sold historically, the association emphasizes the importance of community engagement in forestry practices.

Whats the Deal With Rainier at The Cabin Tavern?

The Cabin Tavern in Bellingham has emerged as the top seller of Rainier Beer in Washington for 2024, with impressive sales figures confirmed by Rainier's marketing team. Owner Christian Danielson attributes the bar's success to competitive pricing and a unique atmosphere that resonates with the beer's Pacific Northwest branding.

Maple syrup producers face regulatory hurdles in budding NW industry

Bigleaf maple syrup producers in Washington state face significant regulatory hurdles that hinder their entry into the national maple syrup market, valued at $1.44 billion in 2023. With only three businesses currently permitted to sell Bigleaf maple syrup, local producers struggle with stringent requirements from the Washington State Department of Agriculture, which demand costly commercial kitchen spaces and permits. Despite these challenges, the unique flavor profile of Bigleaf syrup offers potential economic opportunities for small forest managers in the region.

The Zone Northwest Sports Update 21425

The Seattle Seahawks have appointed Klint Kubiak as their new offensive coordinator, following a challenging season for the New Orleans Saints' offense, which ranked poorly across multiple categories. Kubiak's experience and strategic vision are expected to enhance the Seahawks' offensive capabilities moving forward.

Seahawks hire Klint Kubiak as offensive coordinator

The Seattle Seahawks have appointed Klint Kubiak as their new offensive coordinator following a challenging season for the New Orleans Saints, where they ranked low in multiple offensive categories. This strategic move aims to enhance the Seahawks’ offensive performance as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Whatcom Million Trees Project continues planting new trees and sustaining old growth

The Whatcom Million Trees Project in Whatcom County, WA, has successfully planted over 2,800 trees and protected nearly 323,000 since its inception in 2021. The initiative aims to connect communities with nature and promote the importance of trees for climate and biodiversity, fostering hope through communal planting efforts. Volunteer opportunities are available for people of all ages, contributing to ongoing environmental sustainability efforts.

Record-breaking numbers of flu cases reported in Whatcom County

Grammy-winning artist Chandler Moore is set to headline the grandstand stage at the 2025 Northwest Washington Fair in Lynden on August 14. This performance promises to be a significant event for local music fans, showcasing Moore's celebrated talent and drawing attention to the fair.

Bellingham seeks input on renter experience as council mulls passing ordinances

The City of Bellingham is actively seeking renter feedback on proposed ordinances aimed at reducing excessive rental fees, commonly known as "junk fees." The city council is considering regulations that would enhance transparency in rental agreements and limit additional charges, including application fees and late rent penalties. Renters are encouraged to provide their input by completing a survey before February 14.

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