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About Charlie Crabtree

Long time observer of State and Local Politics. Charlie was born and raised in Whatcom County Washington. Served in the US Air Force in the 70's and served for 12 years on the Meridian School Board (north of Bellingham Washington) and a stint on the County Charter Review Commission. Retired except for Blogging and enjoying life.

Whatcom Republicans file complaint against Re Sources

"You won't see this reported in the local media" said Chairman Charlie Crabtree.   Fourth Corner readers, here is an exclusive report on the political machinations  of a very high profile local environmental non-Profit 501C-3 Corporation called RE Sources and known as RE Sources for Sustainable Communities, with its offices on the Guide Meridian in Whatcom County. Read full article here:

By |2015-09-10T19:44:25-07:00September 10, 2015|The Fourth Corner|0 Comments

Re Sources Complaint

WCRP Chair Charlie Crabtree filed a complaint with the Public Disclosure Commission regarding unreported campaign activity. “Some of these environmental non profit organizations are getting way out of control and in this case there is a blatant violation of the PDC Statutes”, said Crabtree.“It's bad enough that we don’t know where the money donated comes from with this 501C3 Non Profit organization; now they think they can campaign for a proposition without reporting donations and expenditures ...

By |2017-03-21T12:42:46-07:00September 8, 2015|Elections, Government & Politics|0 Comments

Part Three of the Charter Review Expose’

The Fourth Corner made a Public Records Request for all of the Charter Review Commissioners and County Council  records, emails and texts concerning the Whatcom County Charter. This is the third article in a series on the behind the scenes workings of the Tom Steyer elected Commissioners and County Council during the Charter Review Process.  Read the full article:

Part Two of the Charter Review Expose’

The Fourth Corner made a Public Records Request for all of the Charter Review Commissioners and County Council  records, emails and texts concerning the Whatcom County Charter. This is the second article in a series we will print on the behind the scenes workings of the Tom Steyer elected Commissioners and County Council during the Charter Review Process. Read more here:

By |2017-03-21T13:06:48-07:00August 25, 2015|Elections, Government & Politics|1 Comment
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