Bellingham resident wins grand prize at 92.9 KISM’s “92 Days of Summer” grand prize

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WHATCOM COUNTY, WA (kism.com) – The 2024 “92 Days of Summer” contest came to a triumphant end this September with a huge celebration at the Silver Reef Casino in Ferndale.

Over 600 people showed up to hang out with the KISM crew and enter one last time to win the 92 Days of Summer grand prize as well a mix of massive door prizes.

The grand prize winner, Kristie Croy of Bellingham, has officially chosen to get a new Subaru Forester from Dewey Griffin Subaru in Bellingham.

A special thanks to our title sponsor, North Coast Credit Union, for making this all possible. Additional thanks to the rest of our event sponsors for some of the biggest door prizes yet:

A boat from LFS Marine and Outdoor
A kegerator from Twin Sisters Brewing
$1000 in gas from Boom Town in Sumas
A private wine tasting for 10 from Samson Estates Winer

Thank you to everyone who entered to win the biggest giveaway in the region!

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