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Population: According to the U.S. Census Bureau, our population is increasing in Whatcom County. In our market area, Lynden’s population is 16,048 residents; Everson 2,967 residents; Nooksack 1,548 residents; and Sumas 1,629 residents.
Readership: Our readers refer to the Tribune throughout the week as a major shopping and informational resource and they often shop locally. The majority of our readers are married, have a college education and own their own home.
Demographics: The average age of Lynden Tribune reader is 50 years old. The average household income of Tribune readers is just over $78,004. The average number of times a Tribune newspaper is read per week is 2.5 times.
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COUNTRY LIFE, A12 5 PEOPLE ARRESTED IN FEDERAL SEARCH WARRANTS WHATCOM COUNTY, A3 360-354-5333 113 Third Street, Lynden LAMPHERE INSURANCE www.jefflamphere.com for the privilege of serving you during Medicare Annual Enrollment season and throughout the year! THANK YOU North county may coordinate on water issues Interlocal agreement looks toward water rights adjudication and county planning update By Cal Bratt For the Tribune WHATCOM — Thirteen north-county political entities could join together in an interlocal agreement on shared water So far, the City of Lynden, Birch Bay Water & Sewer District and five rural watershed districts have signed on to the agreement. The cities of Ferndale, Everson, Nooksack, Sumas and Blaine are all invited to join in, as is the countywide Public Utility District, according to Dan Eisses, general manager of the Birch Bay district, which headed up the effort. The focus is especially on two upcoming matters, Eisses said. Those are the expected 2023 start of court-directed water rights adjudication in the Nooksack River watershed and the lead-up to a 2025 update of the Whatcom County Comprehensive Plan looking years into the future. It is to coordinate on water resource information and solutions for the area north of the Nooksack River, he noted. “The hope is that it’s something we can get our hands around. Maybe we can provide guidance on what we want for our specific area,” Eisses said. Robert Carmichael is involved as the attorney for both the City See Boosted on A8 See Lynden High School on A4 See Water Issues on A7 ACADEMICS By Bill Helm Editor LYNDEN — Does the Lynden School District need a new high school? Or should Lynden remodel its current campus? It’s possible that the district’s voters will be asked to decide in February 2024. Superintendent David VanderYacht explained Monday that there’s still much that the district, and its facilities planning committee need to learn before these decisions can be made. “There continues to be great appreciation for the willingness to engage meaningfully in this process,” VanderYacht said in a Dec. 11 email to the Lynden Tribune and to members of the facilities planning committee. VanderYacht and the facilities planning committee have met twice, with two more meetings scheduled before the committee meets with the district governing board at its Jan. 26 meeting. Recently, VanderYacht shared a rough outline for the group’s Dec. 19 meeting, which includes reviewing the findings of a recent study and survey regarding conditions of current facilities, enrollment projections and recommended priorities for upgrading district facilities. Lynden High School: Rebuild? Or remodel? On Dec. 5, members of Lynden School District’s facilities planning committee took a walk-and-talk tour of the district’s high school and middle school. Superintendent David VanderYacht, pictured above, said the purpose of comparing the two campuses was to see “what the community was able to accomplish with the last bond election.” (Bill Helm/Lynden Tribune) Whatcom Community Foundation Resilience Fund is boosted By Cal Bratt For the Tribune WHATCOM — Through Dec. 31, all giving to help still-needy flood victims through the Whatcom Community Foundation will be matched up to $150,000. The extra support that can be raised will go to the nonprofit Whatcom Long Term Recovery Group, to directly help the hundreds who are still struggling to get back on their feet, said Scott Duffey, recently hired as director of client services. “We still have a great need,” Duffey said. The help could go to buy materials to rebuild houses, to supply appliances and heating, or even to give winter clothes, diapers and gift cards to families at Christmas. At the one-year point from the November 2021 flooding -- the worst natural disaster ever to hit Whatcom County -- the Whatcom Community Foundation said last month that 590 families were still seeking disaster aid and 48 families still need permanent housing. Full recovery may take up to three years. Duffey said that although financial aid has come from the state and the Federal Emergency Management Agency, “it’s still not really enough with all the work that needs to be done.” He asks the local community to continue to be supportive as it has been. Also needed are contractors or trades people to donate their Giving for flood victims matched up to $150K in December Nooksack resident Aaron Kurashige used his drone – to record flooding across Whatcom County. 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Our annual health care guide is published in the Lynden Tribune and Ferndale Record. In this directory, health care professionals will have the opportunity to answer their most frequently asked questions in order to help readers make the very best decisions regarding their health care.
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Published in the spring and fall, this special section provides readers with information on home repair, decorating, landscaping and a glimpse into a beautiful local home! It’s a helpful guide to finding products and services for all things home and garden.
most important news and events that occurred in our community this past year as well as a look at what direction the new year will be taking us!
Did you know that over 50% of our readers are 55 years old and older? This section is dedicated to those readers enjoying a fulfilling, active adult lifestyle. From local events to new hobbies and adventures, this section covers it all.
Northwest Washington Fair Magazine
Our annual tribute to the Northwest Washington Fair is published every August. Readers look forward to receiving the entertainment previews, schedule of events and local features highlighting this very popular event.
Featuring The Russell Home ........................C5 The Langstraat Home ...................C10 WLT Celebrating 40 years.............C27 Home & Garden Spring 2022 Presented by the Lynden Tribune & Ferndale Record Wednesday, April 27, 2022 A supplement of the Lynden Tribune and Ferndale Record What’s Inside.... C3 — Like Father Like Son: Dale Kaemingk serving as small town mayor C4 — Keith Maddux and the art behind Timbergreen Toys C8 — The Smiths keeping Lynden’s parks beautiful ncore E Wednesday, October 12, 2022 A special publication prepared by the Lynden Tribune and Ferndale Record Health Care Guide Published June 29, 2022 Whatcom County 2022 SupplementoftheLyndenTribune&FerndaleRecord Published August 3, 2022 Wednesday, September 14, 2022 A supplement of the Lynden Tribune and Ferndale Record FALL SPORTS Whatcom County preview PROGRESS 2022 the Present and Published Wednesday, February 23, 2022 www.lyndentribune.com
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