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Advisories in parts of Bellingham Bay are still in effect.
Inslee says the number of women coming to Washington from out of state for abortions has jumped by 50% since Roe v. Wade was overturned.
The new warnings apply specifically to recreational shellfish harvesting, not commercial.
Tillamook said you do not need to take action if you have already eaten the cheese without problems.
Prior to this new study, the Whatcom County Health and Community Services department released a swimming advisory in Bellingham Bay.
Recreational fires will still be allowed, though they must meet certain requirements.
Whatcom County’s harvesting areas were shut down by state health officials on May 24.
Members of the public and their pets are advised to avoid contact with the water and sand in those areas.
The state Department of Health requires cities to update their water system plans every 10 years.
From live music to a 1k race to sea kayaking, here is what YOU should do this weekend!