Already The Bellingham Herald has had, hiding in their October, November, and December 2015 issues, three ads costing $125 each. The ads tell Whatcom citizens about the Whatcom Conservation District (WCD) 2016 election for a Board Supervisor. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Washington State Conservation Commission
September 4 deadline for comment: help improve Whatcom Conservation District and their election procedures / Facebook post, Coal Stop
15 mins September 3, 2015 Dena Jensen ACTION
The deadline (tomorrow, Friday, September 4) for comment to help improve the Whatcom Conservation District and their election procedure is upon us! To refresh your memory of what a mess just the voting instructions alone were, there is an annotated photo of those instructions below. Continue reading
A Fishhook in My Belly and DEADLINE is Sept. 4 for Whatcom Conservation District Election comments / Noisy Waters Northwest, Barbara Perry
September 2, 2015 Barbara Perry ACTION
A Fishhook in My Belly
by Barbara Perry
I have a fish hook in my belly
I can’t get it out
Cattle-hookers slid it there
I try and try to cushion it with words
So many words will surely lessen its grasp
But it keeps clinging sharper and sharper
First it clung to my soft throat
Then it hit my empty belly
Mingling it with more and more words Continue reading
Whatcom Conservation District Elections / NorthwestCitizen, Barbara Perry
August 9, 2015 Barbara Perry
Are all 47 Washington Conservation District elections full of fraud?
These conservation districts, mostly bound by county lines, “help citizens protect renewable resources through the use of voluntary, incentive-based practices.” They are funded by federal, state, and grant money. Continue reading
Questions of Fraud: Whatcom Conservation District Elections / Barbara Perry
August 8, 2015 Barbara Perry
Are all Washington State District elections for the 47 Washington Conservation districts full of fraud?
These are the districts, mostly bound by county lines that “help citizens protect renewable resources through the use of voluntary, incentive based practices” in mostly all WA counties. Continue reading