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Audio updates from KGMI's newsroom.
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Morning News Extra for 3/15/10 - Free Speech Forum
Jen Reidel, program director for Ralph Munro Institute for Civic Education, talks about a public forum on free speech in public schools held Tuesday, March 16th at 7 p.m. in the Bellingham City Council chambers.
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Morning News Extra for 3/8/10 - Business Awards Banquet
Tony Larson, publisher of Northwest Business Monthly Magazine, talks about some of the local businesses and entrepreneurs being honored at their annual Whatcom County Business Person of the Year Awards Banquet on March 11th.
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Toyota Crash Victim
Ron Eves, the father of a Bellingham man who died in 2007 when his new Toyota Tundra struck a tree at high speed.
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Dillon at the Olympics
Our own KGMI's Dillon Honcoop talks about hs two weeks in Vancouver covering the Olympics
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Sustainable Farming
Laura Ridenour, the Food and Farming Manager for Sustainable Connections discusses community supported agriculture
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Hockey Gold
Joe and Audra talk with Alana Collins, the Hockey Director at the Sportsplex about the U.S. Women's Olympic Hockey team going for the gold today.
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North Cascades National Park
Joe and Audra talk with Joe Riedel about his talk he will be giving titled "Thirsty Mountain Tops: Decline of Frost Brewed Glaciers"
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Washington Portrait
Joe and Audra talk with Lizz Roberts of the Whatcom County Library System and Reagan Robinson with the Lynden Library about the permanent placement of a George Washington portrait
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Olympic Blogger
Joe and Audra talk with Crai Bower of skiresorts.com. He is a blogger currently in Vancouver, B.C. covering the Olympics.
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Border Security
Mark Beatty with the Department of Homeland Security talk about Olympic security on our side of the border
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US Hockey Team
Joe and Audra talk with US Womens Hockey Team Member Karen Thatcher's dad, Richard Thatcher. Karen is from Blaine, Wahington. Richard has attended all three US Olympic Women's hockey games.
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