WHATCOM COUNTY, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – More federal funding will soon be distributed to flood […]
The suit states that the illegal apps have taken more than $200 million from state residents.
Ferguson has pushed for the money that would come from a millionaire’s tax to fund K-12 public education and supportive programs.
Anyone in need of in-person services during the closure is being directed towards offices in Mount Vernon and Smokey Point.
Both bills are scheduled for executive sessions with committee members this week.
The deadline to file is on May 1.
Construction of the facility is expected to begin in spring 2027.
The prospective takeover would include selling the WWU property assessed at roughly an $8 million value to the county, allowing the university to continue operations on the second floor of the building for the next two years.
Let’s Go Washington now has two initiatives that are likely to head to voters in November.
Proceeds from the tax would go to a youth harmful substance prevention account, targeting underage abuse of kratom and nicotine products.