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Racquel Muncy

Racquel Muncy

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Business Reporter, Skagit Valley Herald

Maple Falls

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Blockchain , Cryptocurrency , Technology , Bitcoin

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Fashion, health, politics

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Total articles 2306

  • Ask-A-Nurse program comes to Nooksack Valley Food Bank

    By Racquel Muncy Verified| Lynden Tribune Verified Bringing in servicesEVERSON — The Nooksack Valley Food Bank has joined forces with the nonprofit Health Ministries Network to have an Ask-A-Nurse program once a month take blood pressure for food bank clients. Executive Director of Health Ministries Network Ali de la Bruere said the organization has faith ministry nurses who serve in their congregations and is a national program, but having these nurses out in the community is unique to this area.

    By Racquel Muncy Verified · Lynden Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • NEW BUSINESS: New restaurant brings authentic Indian food to Ferndale

    By Racquel Muncy Verified| Lynden Tribune Verified Tastes of home at Haan’s Tandoor BarFERNDALE — Miit Pushpinder has big dreams and lofty goals. He chose to start that dream in Ferndale with a new restaurant, Haan’s Tandoor Bar. Miit wants to be chef at a Michelin Star restaurant. “That’s my personal professional goal,” he said.  That goal starts here. Miit was born in India and went to university in Canada where he met his wife, Sandeep, who moved from India in 2006. He went to school for software, but that wasn’t where his passion was.

    By Racquel Muncy Verified · Lynden Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Ask-A-Nurse program comes to Nooksack Valley Food Bank

    By Racquel Muncy Verified| Lynden Tribune Verified Bringing in servicesEVERSON — The Nooksack Valley Food Bank has joined forces with the nonprofit Health Ministries Network to have an Ask-A-Nurse program once a month take blood pressure for food bank clients. Executive Director of Health Ministries Network Ali de la Bruere said the organization has faith ministry nurses who serve in their congregations and is a national program, but having these nurses out in the community is unique to this area.

    By Racquel Muncy Verified · Lynden Tribune

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Skagit Valley Herald

Mount Vernon, Washington, United States

'+1 360-424-3251