My Bellingham Now seeks community contributors in northwest Washington

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WHATCOM COUNTY, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – Since launching in January of this year, MyBellinghamNow.com has grown immensely with daily readers in all parts of northwest Washington.

Every day, the newsroom covers topics ranging from regional crime reports, weather updates, local and professional sports, lifestyle pieces and much more.

So, as we continue to grow, we find ourselves seeking more community input from our readers and neighbors. Our goal is to have a regional team of community contributors who care about what is happening in their communities creating content with us.

Being a community contributor is simple, and we want to let YOU dictate what you write about.

Starting August 1, you can sign up to join MyBellinghamNow.com as a community contributor. Email MBN’s editor Sam Kristofferson at skristofferson@mybellinghamnow.com and include who you are, where you are located and what you want to cover.

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