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Popular house hunting TV show heads to Ferndale

8 years ago in Local

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FERNDALE, Wash. – A popular house hunting show is about to showcase Whatcom County for a second time.

This weekend HGTV’s Beach Hunters will feature a family moving to Whatcom County and looking for the beachfront home of their dreams.

Last season showed off Bellingham, as a man tried to find a beach home to start his life anew.

Catch the Beach Hunters show with Ferndale this Sunday.

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