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Gothberg Farms Blog

Gothberg Farms

Living Resolutions By Liz Hansen January 2019   For many Americans, January is a month for reflection and self-improvement. Our resolutions begin with the best of intentions, usually centered around health and goodwill, they are a testament of how we…
Diana Meeks
January 7, 2019
Owner of Flying Bird Botanicals Scout Urling Blog

Flying Bird Botanicals

People and Planet Over Profit By Liz Hansen January 2019   January is the coldest and rainiest time of year in Whatcom County, and I usually find myself looking for reasons to move closer to the equator (I’m checking ticket…
Diana Meeks
January 7, 2019
Seifert and Jones Owners Di and Ted Blog

Seifert & Jones Wine Merchants

Over 50 years of food and wine experience   By Liz Hansen December 2018 If you’re anything like me, buying a bottle of wine for a special occasion consists of deliberating over the prettiest bottle on the sale rack. As…
Diana Meeks
November 30, 2018
Free Range Flowers owner Celeste Monke Blog

Free Range Flowers

Consciously grown, harvested with heart   By Liz Hansen December 2018 I don’t think anything could better symbolize the complex eloquence of nature than the intricate beauty of a flower. Of the 270,000 or so species found on the planet…
Diana Meeks
November 30, 2018
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M!x

M!X employees are knowledgeable, cheery, and helpful! Abundantly Delicious By Alex Smith November 2018   It’s rare these days to find something that truly defies our expectations. We’ve been exploring the edges of absurdity for so long that things we…
Maressa Valliant
October 29, 2018
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Lummi Island Wild

Lummi Island Wild Marketing Manager Riley Starks, President Keith Carpenter, and General Manager Ian Kirouac Saving our oceans, one fish at a time By Liz Hansen   Long, long ago, in the Salish Sea, the Lummi people devised ingenious methods…
Maressa Valliant
October 29, 2018
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Big Love Juice

The heart is a complex organ. A combination of electrical signals, precise valves, muscles, and a labyrinth of tubes and chambers are constantly working in harmony to keep each and every one of us alive. Given its beautiful complexity and…
Maressa Valliant
October 2, 2018
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Wild Acres Farm

The Cost of a Local Chicken   By Diana Meeks I held the largest pear I've ever seen in my life at Wild Acres Farm, just outside of Bellingham. It was, without exaggeration, half the size of my head. They…
Maressa Valliant
October 2, 2018
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Twin Brook Creamery

A tribute to farming, family, and faith By Diana Meeks What do you call something that is constant but ever changing? Did you ever think that the answer might be a dairy? This is the 108th year Twin Brook has…
papertwinkle
August 30, 2018
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Tasca Del Tinto

Traditional Tapas with a Bellingham Bend By Alex Smith Tradition and innovation are constantly involved in a complicated dance. Classically trained chefs may thumb their noses at the idea of something like Thai-Italian fusion cuisine. On the other hand, the…
papertwinkle
August 30, 2018

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