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Skagit Valley College will host its 20th annual Back to School Blessing event on August 16, 2025. The event aims to support families as they prepare for the school year, promoting community engagement and family-friendliness.
Video marketing has become essential for small businesses, offering accessible tools for effective engagement. With just a smartphone and editing software, owners can create impactful content to attract customers. This shift empowers businesses to stand out in a competitive landscape.
Burlington officials seek community feedback for an ADA Transition Plan through an online survey. A scheduled Town Hall on October 19 has been canceled due to power outages and will be rescheduled. Residents are encouraged to participate to enhance mobility experiences in the city.
Burlington officials seek community input for the city's ADA Transition Plan through an online survey. This initiative aims to improve mobility for residents with disabilities and create a more accessible environment.
The City of Burlington seeks community input to develop a comprehensive ADA Transition Plan through an online survey. The initiative aims to enhance mobility experiences for all residents. Participation will help create a more accessible city.
Skagit County plans to study the development of a future regional public safety campus to enhance emergency services in response to a potential 100-year flood. The initiative aims to address growing safety needs in Burlington and surrounding areas.
Skagit Bay's recreational shellfish harvest is closed due to high levels of paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) toxins. The Washington State Department of Health warns that toxins have been detected in shellfish harvested from the area, posing health risks to consumers.
The Employment Security Department in Washington, D.C., received multiple awards for its initiatives in disability inclusion. The recognition highlights the department's commitment to job security and accessibility for individuals with disabilities. Bill Kinyon, a representative from the Royal Association for Deaf People, attended the ceremony.
Birch Bay Waterslides opened its doors for the summer season, celebrating 40 years of operation. The iconic waterpark invites visitors to join in the festivities, promising a memorable experience at one of the Pacific Northwest's favorite destinations.
Peoples Bank will open applications for its 2025 Impact Grant on July 31, 2025, in Bellingham, Washington. This initiative aims to support local businesses and community projects, enhancing economic growth in the region.