By COLLETTE CAPRARA
FOR THE FREE LANCE-STAR
Families will, once again, have an eagerly awaited opportunity to explore the plethora of exciting demonstrations, exhibits, activities, entertainment and rides of the Fredericksburg Agricultural Fair from July 30 through Aug. 8.
âItâs been two years since weâve had the fair. It will be so great to see kids getting their cotton candy and corn dogs, meeting the animals at our petting zoo, and riding our ponies and camels,â said general manager Travis Bullock. âWe will have some new rides this year and the Agricadabra magic show by Brad Matchett that will engage and entertain his audience and educate them about the magic of agriculture along the way.â
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By Joe Teehan July 22, 2021 1:54 pm
KGMI
BELLINGHAM, Wash. – A mental health professional claims that Whatcom County, the Sheriff’s Department and his employer discriminated against him because he is Black.
Fred A. Pulphus of Custer has filed a lawsuit that states Compass Health recruited him for a position at the Whatcom County Jail in 2018 because of his decades of experience working with youth in the Whatcom County criminal justice system.
The Everett based company provides mental and behavioral health services to the jail.
Pulphus alleges in the suit that Compass personnel “demeaned, ignored, sidelined and spoke aggressively toward him” because of his race.