Promoting Responsible Government
SPRING 2020 - CANCELLATIONS DURING MEDICAL EMERGENCY
March 11, 2020 Meeting: Cancelled based on the Whatcom County Executive’s recommendation. Our featured speaker, Loren Culp travelled a long distance to speak to us, and we hope to reschedule the program.
April 8, 2020 Meeting: Cancelled due to Governor Inslee's statewide ban on "non-essential" meetings and stay-at-home orders. See the governor's 30+ COVID related proclamations at THIS WEBSITE.
April 8, 2020 Meeting: Cancelled due to Governor Inslee's statewide ban on "non-essential" meetings and stay-at-home orders. See the governor's 30+ COVID related proclamations at THIS WEBSITE.
May 13, 2020 - SAVE THE DATE
"Next program" details will be transmitted promptly when available.
Message to members:
A.F. Branco,"Comically Incorrect" March 30, 2020
COVID-19 is a serious disease that is presenting more than medical challenges to the well-being of the community. Our local, state, and national economies have been deeply damaged as one mandatory declaration after another has shut-down large swaths of the private sector "for the greater good" while government agencies chug on.
Governor Inslee has issued 30+ elaborate emergency proclamations (link above), and the 'healthcare system' is struggling to understand and respond effectively to what's happening on the ground. It's very hard for businesses to know how to survive, but our greatest hope is that science and common sense will prevail and that everyone can get back to their full productive lives soon. Hang in there! We may possibly be able to meet in May.
Governor Inslee has issued 30+ elaborate emergency proclamations (link above), and the 'healthcare system' is struggling to understand and respond effectively to what's happening on the ground. It's very hard for businesses to know how to survive, but our greatest hope is that science and common sense will prevail and that everyone can get back to their full productive lives soon. Hang in there! We may possibly be able to meet in May.
