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Missing vulnerable adult last seen July 25 in Maple Falls area

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By Charlotte Alden
| Cascadia Daily News Verified
James D. Harris Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help to find James D. Harris, a missing vulnerable adult. Harris was last seen on July 25 in the Maple Falls/Kendall area wearing a black motorcycle jacket, blue jeans and a camouflage beanie. The Sheriff’s Department said on social media that search-and-rescue teams have not been able to locate Harris after three days of searching. Harris is 55 years old and 6-foot-4-inches. He weighs 198 pounds.
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Whatcom bus fares increase Sept. 1. What to know

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By Charlotte Alden
| Cascadia Daily News Verified
Fares will increase to ride Whatcom County buses on Sept. 1. Regular fixed route Whatcom Transportation Authority fares will increase from $1 to $2, with a $6 daily fare cap and a $60 monthly fare cap. Fare capping means if you use the same payment method (Umo Card, Umo app or a bank card) and hit $6 of fares in one day or $60 in a month, the rest of your rides will be free in that period. Cash payments don’t count toward the fare cap.
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Lynden health director to join Whatcom Community College Board of Trustees

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By Charlotte Alden
| Cascadia Daily News Verified
A Lynden health care director will join Whatcom Community College’s Board of Trustees. Gov. Bob Ferguson appointed Tonja Myers, the executive director of Christian Health Center in Lynden, to fill a vacant seat on the board. Myers has also served on the Northwest Workforce Council Board for 15 years, including as its chair. “Many of the professionals who serve our region every day begin their careers at Whatcom Community College,” Myers said in a news release.
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