Ferguson says the funding will be available to food banks starting on Nov. 3 and will continue weekly until SNAP funding is restored.
WTA says it’s struggled to adjust its current service to major spikes in crowds due to Western’s synchronized class start times.
The region could also see some snow fall across the North Cascades, but snow levels aren’t expected to drop until Sunday.
The Secretary of State’s Office says it can’t guarantee that ballots mailed in the final week leading up to the election will be postmarked on time.
Impacted roles include supply chain specialists, informaticists and some administrative services.
Plus, the Salvation Army is partnering with Walmart to host food drives across the state this weekend.
In addition to guided tours, health officials will give a presentation before taking questions or comments.
My Bellingham Now previously reported that the department pulled the funding in September because the program curriculum mentioned diverse gender identities.
According to Gov. Bob Ferguson, roughly 1 million Washington residents use SNAP benefits every month to buy food.
The county council will vote to approve the relocation at its meeting on Nov. 5 and the move is expected to be made as early as summer 2026.
