Working Waterfront Coalition annual fundraiser a hit

Pete and Debbie Granger, board members of the Working Waterfront Coalition.

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The seafood for the Celebration of the Salish Sea dinner was sourced and prepared by DHOC and Kaisacole Seafoods. The seafood tower was a hit.

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Louise Mugar, co-publisher of The Northern Light, won the Chuck the Shuks competition at the first seating, as did Ellen Clothier in the second competition.

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The Criswells and Jenkins enjoyed the food and festivities

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Posted Wednesday, April 28, 2021 7:11 pm

The Working Waterfront Coalition of Whatcom County held two seatings for its annual fundraiser, Tide to Table, on April 20 at Drayton Harbor Oyster Company (DHOC), raising money for scholarships in the marine trades. Over 6,000 jobs in Whatcom County are created or supported by the maritime sector, representing 7 percent of the total workforce.

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Working Waterfront Coalition annual fundraiser a hit

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