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NWW Fair to move offices across the street

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By Bill Helm Verified
| Lynden Tribune Verified
Association completes acquisition of former Wells Fargo Bank building across the street from Lynden fair’s Gate 1 LYNDEN — The vacated Wells Fargo Bank building on Front Street will soon become the new offices of the Northwest Washington Fairgrounds. On June 17, Fair Manager Selena Burgess announced that earlier that morning the NWW Fair had completed purchase of the building at 1780 Front St., situated directly across from Gate 1 at the corner of Front Street and Fairside Drive.
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Leo Cano proves himself — and then some

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By Bill Helm Verified
| Lynden Tribune Verified
Longtime store manager buys Elenbaas Co.’s Everson store, renames it Everson Farm & Hardware EVERSON — Growing up in Abbotsford, Leo Cano couldn’t have imagined he’d own his own business in the United States. Born in Guatemala, he couldn’t have imagined at age 3 that he’d eventually call North America home. One year later, things were quite different for Cano and his family.
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Lynden School Board begins 2026-2027 budget process

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By Bill Helm Verified
| Lynden Tribune Verified
Danny Martinez named board president as Jim Verburg named board vice president LYNDEN — The Lynden School District is in the process of building its 2026-2027 budget. With student enrollment expected to fall just short of this year’s total — 3,517 to 3,490 — the district tentatively projects its costs to run the district (also known as expenditures) to exceed revenue by about $1.4 million.
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