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Sequim: Mayor targeted by “Indivisible like” behavior…

The Wrap Up Smear at the local level, in Sequim, Wa.   A story of throwing "cold water" on the 1st Amendment Mayor Armacost, while wearing a lapel pin, answered a question about Q-Anon while on Sequim City business. The City Manager told him it was inappropriate and Mayor Armacost apologized for the inappropriateness of answering a question on this topic while on City Business. In a civil world, that would be the end ...

Sheriff comments on Supreme Court decision to legalize possession of illegal substances

  Dateline Wednesday Feb 26th SHERIFF ELFO STATEMENT ON WA SUPREME COURT RELEASING DRUG POSSESSION CONVICTIONS AND CASES. Sheriff Bill Elfo Check his interview on KGMI the morning of Feb 26th, 2021 Here is the Sheriff's statement on changes in the law: "DRUG POSSESSION LAW NOW UNCONSTITUTIONAL in WASHINGTON STATE This morning the Washington State Supreme Court overturned long-standing precedent and held that the criminal statute prohibiting the possession of controlled substances ...

Where is Washington in getting kids back in school… the answer may surprise

  Teachers Unions in Washington State continue to be reticent to return to full-time in person classes for Public School Students.   According to Burbio's K-12 School Opening Tracker Washington's Public School system continues to lag way behind other states in the country as the allocation per student from the state stays at over $15,000 (In Seattle, the largest district in the state, the cost is over $19,000 per student). In addition this year, districts ...

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Bham City Hall Closes; Public Hatchet attack injures passerby at 210 Bham Metro News calls for Mayor to resign

  City closes City Hall and Library to all business!! "January 25-30,2021:  City Hall and Library Closed for the week Bellingham City Hall and Bellingham Public Library Central Library will remain closed to the Homeless Tents reappear at City Hall public and employees for this week, out of an abundance of caution for the safety of all — campers, volunteers, City employees and members of the public. Those with City business to ...

Some Personal Experiences with Censorship in Whatcom County – And Some Suggestions for 2021

Guest Writer: John Lesow Guest Writer John Lesow, B.Sc, J.D. has lived in the Pacific Northwest since 1978.  Prior to retiring in 2013, he was Western Territory Manager for Cascade Canada Material Handling Products and resided in Point Roberts. He served two terms on the Whatcom County Planning Commission from 2005-2013.  He is a past Board Member of the Whatcom Humane Society and Treasurer of the Washington Press Association. (WPA)  He is ...

Executive Satpal Sidhu’s statement on violence solicits comments from readers.

Executive Satpal Sidhu's published statement on the violence in Washington DC on Jan 6th brought comments from Fourth Corner Readers.  Here is Dave Avis of Whatcom County he summarized what many responses were to the phrase that said Quote: “It is the result of many years of poisonous rhetoric from a small minority of extremists on the far right.” in the first paragraph... The full Statement by the County Executive is here. Photos in ...

Lummi Nation ballot harvesting methods facing legality questions

Background: Kathy Kershner   After the election on November 24th Local Chairman of the Whatcom Republican Party Kathy Kershner wrote the following to:    TO: Diana Bradrick- Whatcom County Auditor, Eric Richey - Whatcom County Prosecutor, Kim Wyman - Washington Secretary of State, "It has come to my attention that the Lummi Nation may have participated in an illegal pay for vote scheme in the 2020 election in Whatcom County.  Both State ...

BREAKING: Outbreak of COVID at Bellingham City Hall Homeless Camp…

In an email to subscribers the Whatcom County Health Department put out the following information Friday Afternoon Late.  It warns the public that there has been an outbreak of COVID at the Homeless camp around City Hall and finishes by hoping the residents at the camp will self-quarantine on the Bellingham Library Lawn... The Fourth Corner Comment... Breaking News: COVID Outbreak at Homeless Camp at City Hall... Library Lawn to be used as Quarantine ...

Keeping schools closed shows No tangible COVID reduction BENEFIT in the community; Records at Governor’s office show

A meeting between the Governor's and OSPI (Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction) on November 6th Presented Documents that show that keeping schools closed shows no tangible COVID reduction  benefit in the community. In documents presented at the meeting revealed: From March 1st to November 2nd, there were 110 COVID cases associated with K-12 schools (private & public).    “Of the cases linked to these outbreaks, no cases are reported to have been hospitalized overnight ...

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