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A Valley’s Loss of Innocence

Posted on December 9, 2019 by jpkenna

When my wife and two young daughters and I moved into valley of the South Fork of the Nooksack River in the early 80s, we thought we’d bought into a little slice of heaven. This was rural Western Washington state … Continue reading →

Posted in farming, history, nostalgia, rural life, social criticism | Tagged Acme Washington, Bellingham Wash., DNA sampling, Mandy Stavik, Nooksack River, South Fork Valley, Stavik murder, unsolved crime, Whatcom County | 1 Comment

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