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Whatcom Literacy Council Trivia Bee

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KAFE cares about our community!  Join us THIS FRIDAY at 7:00pm at Settlemyer Hall at Bellingham Technical College for the Whatcom Literacy Council Trivia Bee & Silent Auction!  Teams from around Whatcom County will match their knowledge to see if they can bring home the coveted Totten Trophy.  Co-hosted by Scotty VanDryver and “Jeopardy!” Champion Ken Jennings.

Tickets are $15 each, available at the door or in advance at Village Books in Fairhaven.  Proceeds benefit the Whatcom Literacy Council.

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