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Anyone who suspects a food seller is operating illegally is asked to contact the Whatcom County Food Safety team.
It’s asking the community to help out during a pair of upcoming blood drives next week.
By taking proactive steps in April, Whatcom County homeowners can reduce the risk of infestations, protect their property and enjoy a more pest-free spring and summer.
April brings longer days and warmer temperatures to Whatcom County, prompting many pet owners […]
If disaster strikes – whether at a soccer match, along the border, or during a wildfire – having robust, protected emergency communications could save lives.
Backyard flocks still make up most detections, and contact with wild birds remains the biggest threat, making strict daily precautions essential as migration peaks.
Drayton Harbor Oyster Company will stay open but won’t serve any shellfish from the harbor until it’s safe to do so.
As spring unfolds across Whatcom County, veterinarians encourage pet owners to remain attentive to changes in their animals’ behavior and skin health, ensuring pets can enjoy the season as comfortably as possible.
The clinics offer same-day support for non-emergency health concerns.
It’s not just what and when. Do you know where you’ll go? If you’ve got family in the area, that’s a top choice. Otherwise, making arrangements through a community group, church, neighborhood association or friends is an important step to take right now.