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KMRE Newsletter: January 2024

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January 11, 2024 By //  by News Director

Bellingham Elks Support KMRE!

Thank you to the Bellingham Elks Lodge #194 for their generous donation of $2500! Thanks to David and Francine Kincaid, Janet Garmback-Barber, Bill Case. Representing KMRE are Leo Schumaker, Karla Newson, and Robert B. Clark. Bellingham Elks Lodge #194 was first established in 1891, and has been dedicated to giving back to Bellingham ever since. 

More people are coming to KMRE with an interest in creating local programming, but we need more recording spaces! We plan to create two additional professional recording spaces by the end of the year– and this donation is a GREAT way to start that project! Thank you, to all the Bellingham Elks! 

Whatcom County Executive Visits Studio

County Executive Satpal Sidhu is the first guest on the new KMRE show: Speak Out. This new monthly show gives KMRE listeners an opportunity to ask questions to local electeds and Executive Sidhu was our inaugural guest! Listen to our interview with him below

Speak Out: County Executive Satpal Sidhu

Support KMRE News For $5 A Month

Volunteer Spotlight: Connor O’Boyle

KMRE News staff member, Connor O’Boyle, is interested in using his skills, and helping the community. He sat down with Connor Willis to talk more about what drives him to be a volunteer.

What makes you interested in journalism?

“I think some of my primary concerns right now are the development of AI, news about the climate, and what’s going on with Palestine. There’s a lot of misery lately, But there’s a lot of hope, and a lot of advancement and a lot of creativity. I love to follow the news involving entertainment. The Different ideas being expressed in video games and how video game movies are becoming a lot higher quality. I like to try to balance it with the good and the bad.”

How has this effected your daily life?

“I’ve never done radio before. This has been a really fun opportunity. I’m about to graduate.

So, I’m preparing for that and Just kind of trying to make the most of my last week in Bellingham.”

What are some goals in your future?

Connor O’Boyle, KMRE News staff

“I guess a goal of mine would be to work in journalism to some capacity. Continuing my volunteer work with KMRE would be a good start towards that.”Why did you choose to become an anchor with KMRE?

“I’ve always been told I have a pretty good voice and I didn’t really think about it until recently. I mainly sang and did songwriting. Never done actual radio type anchoring. it’s fun and it’s nice to hear your voice is getting out there.”

Connor O’ Boyle would like to let the members of the newsletter know that he’d like support in KMRE. If you’d like to support us. The KMRE News Patreon is linked here.

New Shows At 88.3FM

Capitol Beat

Tuesdays at 5:30pm

Host: Riley Sweeney

State politics through a local lens! Slice and dice the legislative action each week with the Capitol Beat. 

To Whom It May Concern

Sundays at 8:30PM

Host: Jayne Entwistle

To Whom It May Concern where folks read their letters on stage. This monthly show is recorded live for KMRE at the New Prospect Theatre. 

Third Eye Jazz

Tuesdays at 3:00pm

Host: DJ L-Cat

A fun, driven dive into the world of Jazz and what the genre has sparked.

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  1. Marla Bronstein

    January 17, 2024 at 3:13 pm

    Is someone still posting the news transcripts on your blog page? It looks like nothing has gone up since January 12 and I was looking for today’s January 17 transcript.

    Thanks for everything you all do. Susan has a GREAT voice for news!!

    Stay safe out there!!

  2. bette leal

    January 17, 2024 at 4:17 pm

    always enloy KMRE… I stream it all the way down to Las Vegas, NV

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