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Local Frequency Bellingham explores the vibrant community and unique culture of Bellingham, Washington. Tune in to discover local stories, hidden gems, and interviews with fascinating residents. Whether you're a local...
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14 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Monday, July 14th, 2025.
Another vibrant week is kicking off in Bellingham, and there’s no shortage of things to experience around town. Let’s start with sports: The Bellingham Bells are on a hot streak, coming off a thrilling 11-5 win over the Kamloops Northpaws. That Friday night matchup was a nail-biter, going into extra innings before the Bells clinched a 14-12 victory. The team’s recent run means there’s plenty of excitement at Joe Martin Field, so grab your cap and catch them in action this week if you’re a baseball fan.
Cycling enthusiasts just wrapped up a huge weekend with the Northwest Tune-Up Festival, but the adrenaline is still in the air. From mountain bike skills clinics to the epic Galbraith Mountain Enduro, Bellingham saw riders from all skill levels hitting the trails, showing off what makes our city a hub for outdoor adventure. If you missed out, keep your eyes peeled for future bike races and skills events—there’s always something brewing for riders here.
For the creative crowd and families, mark your calendars for Thursday, July 17th, when Cascade Connections hosts its first-ever Hamster Art Walk and Roll at Barkley Village Green. This accessible art walk celebrates Disability Pride Month, mixing art displays and vendors with upbeat performances—all while championing inclusivity and creativity in our community. It’s free to attend, and everyone is welcome.
Looking for fun ways to beat the summer heat? Bellingham’s spray parks, YMCA pools, and local aquatic centers are open daily, offering refreshing escapes for families. For a hands-on nature fix, visit the Marine Life Center downtown, where young explorers can marvel at local aquatic life for free. And don’t forget the Bellingham Farmers Market, open today from 10 to 2, with fresh produce and artisan goods that showcase the best of Whatcom County’s agricultural bounty.
Fitness folks might want to check out the local track meet happening today, offering a great opportunity to get active or cheer on neighbors pushing themselves for a personal best.
If you’re searching for indoor fun, bowling alleys like Park Bowl and the historic 20th Century are open, and families can lace up for open skate at the Lynden Skateway or hit up open play sessions at PlayDate BLI. Even preschoolers can enjoy their own swim time at Arne Hanna Aquatic Center this afternoon.
From sports and art to family-friendly outings and summer celebrations, Bellingham is buzzing with ways to connect and enjoy our community. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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13 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Sunday, July 13, 2025.
The city is buzzing this weekend as the Northwest Tune-Up Festival rolls into its final day, bringing together cycling, music, and the best local brews for a community celebration that’s made Bellingham a summer destination. If you or your family are bike enthusiasts, Galbraith Mountain is the place to be. The youth enduro race takes off today, giving young riders their shot at four to six challenging stages on some of the area’s top trails. It’s all about speed, skill, and scenery, with the focus this morning shifting to the next generation of local cycling talent. For a more laid-back ride, the Gravel Gran Fundo pedals out today as well, inviting all ages to choose from three scenic gravel routes. This event is about the joy of exploration and camaraderie—plus, there’s a good chance you’ll snag some free swag along the way. Even if you’re just a fan, there’s plenty of action and energy around the festival grounds, with spectators more than welcome to cheer racers on and soak up the vibes at the heart of Bellingham’s cycling culture.
If you’re looking for more reason to celebrate, downtown will light up with Bellingham’s annual Pride Parade, starting at 11 a.m. The parade is just the beginning; the Pride Festival follows from noon to 4 p.m., bringing music, food, and connection to the center of the city. It’s a perfect opportunity to be part of Bellingham’s vibrant and diverse LGBTQ+ community, and everyone—friends, families, and allies—is encouraged to join in. Over in Fairhaven, the Outdoor Cinema continues with family-friendly movies under the stars, so grab a blanket and catch a film after a full day of festivities.
For the sports fans, the Bellingham Bells are away today facing the Kamloops NorthPaws, but you can catch them back at Joe Martin Field later this week. Whether you’re a die-hard or a newcomer, supporting the Bells is always a fun and affordable way to spend a summer evening in the city.
Finally, on the civic side, the Washington Department of Transportation is seeking public input as they move forward on plans to resurface Meridian Street from I-5 to Kellogg Road. Residents are encouraged to share their thoughts and help shape a project that will affect everyone who travels through this busy corridor.
Bellingham is alive with so much to see, do, and shape together this Sunday, so whether you’re riding, marching, cheering, or just relaxing, there’s a place for you in the community today. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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12 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Saturday, July 12th, 2025.
The weekend is off to a lively start here in Bellingham, with the city buzzing from downtown to Fairhaven. First up, heads up for those planning a day by the lake: the Bloedel Donovan Park boat launch is temporarily closed today until 2 p.m. If you were hoping to get out on the water early, you’ll want to adjust your plans, but the rest of the park remains open and ready for summer fun.
One of the biggest happenings this weekend is the Northwest Tune-Up Festival, a hybrid celebration of bikes, music, and community energy. Things kick into high gear today with the FMB Freestyle Showdown — a dirt jump competition that’s free to watch, featuring some of the top freeride talent showing off gravity-defying tricks. For those who would rather take part than cheer, there are skills clinics running all day for mountain bikers of all levels, plus a full schedule of rides and events stretching into tomorrow. If high-octane adventure isn’t your scene, the festival has live music, local food, and family-friendly activities that capture Bellingham’s community spirit.
For families, there’s a spectrum of activities—Lee Memorial Park hosts “Fun Fridays,” filled with games, crafts, and even a Taylor Swift-themed dance session for the kids. Or swing by the Bellingham Farmers Market in Depot Market Square from 10 to 2 for fresh produce and local art, always a Saturday staple.
Today is also a big day for Bellingham’s Pride celebrations. Kick off the festivities at the Pride Family Picnic from noon to 4, and for those wanting to keep the celebration going, there’s the all-ages Pride Dance from 3 to 8 at The Hut. And don’t forget, the Pride Parade and festival are set for tomorrow, promising another colorful day downtown.
Sports fans, the Bellingham Bells are on the road tonight as they take on the Kamloops NorthPaws, but you can catch their next home game at Joe Martin Field soon. Meanwhile, for a bit of nostalgia, classic car lovers can make a quick trip to the Firecracker Car Show in Ferndale this morning.
In civic news, starting August 1, new city ordinances will cap rental junk fees—limiting what landlords can charge for things like screening and late payments, aiming to make housing more affordable for everyone. Keep an eye out for information sessions next Saturday at the Bellingham Public Library for anyone who wants to understand how these new rules could impact them.
If you’re up for a neighborhood adventure, the city is looking for your input on the new Bakerview neighborhood park. There’s an open house coming up next week, so don’t miss your chance to help shape this new community space.
Lastly, a note for trail users: the South Bay Trail between Taylor Dock and Fairhaven will soon close for redevelopment, so enjoy it while you can before the 18-month project begins.
That’s your Bellingham Local Frequency for today. Whether you’re seeking music, outdoor adventure, a splash of community pride, or just a quiet day at the market, there’s something for everyone. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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10 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, July 10, 2025.
Bellingham is alive with activity as we head into the weekend and there is something for everyone today. Outdoor lovers, take note: Outdoor Research, the Seattle-based gear company, is officially opening their new retail store in the historic Fairhaven neighborhood today. The grand opening party begins at 4 pm on 12th Street, with a free food truck, drinks, live DJ, raffles, and special discounts. You might even spot some famous faces from the world of outdoor sports—pro mountain biker Bas van Steenbergen and local favorites Mark Abma and Micah Evangelista will be there. This celebration kicks off just in time for the Northwest Tune-Up mountain bike festival and continues tomorrow with a group ride leaving from the South Galbraith Mountain lot at 10 am, open to everyone who wants to join in the festival spirit.
If you are interested in baseball, the Bellingham Bells will be taking on the Edmonton Riverhawks tonight at 6:35 pm over at Joe Martin Stadium. The Bells always put on a great show, and it’s a classic way to spend a summer evening with friends, family, and some ballpark snacks.
Looking for arts and culture? The Pickford Film Center downtown is hosting a special screening of Summer Qamp at 6 pm. This heartfelt film explores the experiences of LGBTQ youth at an affirming summer camp, and is a great way to celebrate Bellingham’s inclusive spirit. If a stroll is more your pace, the Belling-Queerstory Tour will guide you through downtown’s LGBTQ history today, offering a walking tour that blends history, storytelling, and connection.
For those living near Ferndale or traveling through, be aware that law enforcement and fire crews are conducting training drills at Vista Middle School from 1 to 4 pm today. You may hear loud noises or even gunshot sounds in the area, but these are part of important safety exercises, so there’s no need to call 911 unless it’s an actual emergency.
On the weather front, today brings drier and warmer conditions as the clouds break and the sun returns for the weekend. Stage 1 burn bans remain in effect for Whatcom County, so remember to follow all fire safety rules if you are planning to camp or barbecue. The county is still in a declared drought emergency, so every drop of water counts—be mindful of usage and keep an eye out for new advisories.
And if you’re in the mood for something spontaneous, check out the local event calendars for live music, drop-in socials, and Friday fun nights at the Bellingham Queer Collective. The Fairhaven Outdoor Cinema is gearing up for screenings under the stars, and downtown is buzzing with art and food pop-ups.
Whatever your interests, Bellingham is full of ways to connect and enjoy the community today. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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9 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Wednesday, July 9, 2025.
We start today with a public health update. If you get your drinking water directly from Lake Whatcom, please be aware of a boil water advisory. After a sewer lift station overflow at Camp Firwood, some sewage entered a stormwater drain leading straight into the lake. Residents without a water disinfection system who draw water from the lake should boil it for at least a minute before drinking or cooking. If you’re a City of Bellingham or Lake Whatcom Water and Sewer customer, your water remains safe[1].
Moving to local events, there’s no shortage of summer fun downtown. The beloved Downtown Sounds concert series continues tonight, bringing live music and a lively crowd to the heart of the Arts District starting at 5:30. The Bellingham Queer Collective is hosting Social Hours during the show, offering a welcoming space for all to mingle and enjoy the festivities[2]. Across town, Stones Throw Brewery is featuring live music from 6 to 8 p.m., perfect for those looking for a relaxing evening outdoors[10].
Families with little ones, don’t miss the “Wheelie Good Time” at the Family Interactive Gallery inside Whatcom Museum today. Kids can create colorful abstract wheel paintings in this drop-in, play-to-learn art studio. It runs from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and is a fantastic way to let young imaginations roll[8].
Tonight is also game night for the Bellingham Bells, who play the Edmonton Riverhawks at Joe Martin Field. The first pitch is at 6:35 p.m. Head out for affordable, family-friendly baseball action and cheer on our home team during their summer collegiate season[9].
If you’re interested in the local arts and skateboarding scene, the city has announced plans for a brand-new skatepark under the Roeder Avenue Bridge. The 16,000-square-foot redevelopment will feature space for skateboarding, live music, and art, reflecting a growing investment in public spaces. While construction isn’t underway just yet, expect public input opportunities soon, so keep an eye out if you want to have your say in how this space takes shape[3].
Real estate news for those tracking market shifts: The Kerf apartments on North Samish Way were just sold in a deal topping fifty million dollars. This marks one of the latest big investments in Bellingham housing, reflecting the continued demand for local rentals[5].
And looking ahead, Bellingham Pride celebrations are just around the corner, with a family picnic and all-ages dance coming up this Saturday and the always vibrant parade and festival set for Sunday downtown. If you want to march in the parade, the theme this year is Heroes Versus Villains, and everyone’s encouraged to join in the fun[2].
That’s a wrap for today’s top local stories and happenings. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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9 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Wednesday, July 9th, 2025.
The city is buzzing with summer energy and there’s no shortage of things to do in Bellingham today. Let’s dive right into what’s happening around town and what you need to know.
First, if you’re raising young ones or just want some easy fun, Regal’s Summer Movie Express is showing Paw Patrol The Movie today for just one dollar a ticket. Screenings are at 10:30 and 11:30 this morning, making it the perfect cool escape for families looking to beat the summer heat and squeeze in some extra big-screen magic before lunchtime.
Right downtown, the Arts District will be alive tonight with the latest in the free Downtown Sounds concert series. This evening, the Bellingham Queer Collective is hosting their Center Social Hours, welcoming all queer friends and allies to drop into the center, mingle, and enjoy the vibrant neighborhood energy. If you’re craving even more community connection, you can join the Belling-Queerstory walking tour to explore the city’s queer history or look forward to the upcoming Pride Family Picnic and dance happening this weekend.
Art lovers and curious minds, don’t miss the Wheelie Good Time event at the Family Interactive Gallery in the Whatcom Museum. This all-day, hands-on experience offers interactive fun for all ages, open from 10 in the morning to 4:30 in the afternoon.
For those with a taste for something refined as the sun goes down, Winesday at Hotel Bellwether features pours from Mark Ryan Winery at the Lighthouse Pub. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or just looking for a relaxing midweek outing, it promises good company and great drinks starting this evening.
In city news, the City of Bellingham has unveiled designs for its new skatepark under the Roeder Avenue Bridge downtown. The project, budgeted at up to three million dollars, will take shape in partnership with the Northwest Skate Collective, transforming sixteen thousand square feet into a future hotspot for skateboarding, live music, and art. Public input will be welcomed in the coming months, so keep an eye out if you want your voice heard in shaping this new community space.
A quick safety note for those who draw water directly from Lake Whatcom: a public health alert has been issued due to possible water contamination near Camp Firewood. Take precautions if you live in the area and stay tuned for further updates from local health officials.
On the roads, traffic has mostly returned to normal after recent closures, but do watch out for ongoing work in the county—flaggers may be directing single-lane traffic through some work zones between early morning and two in the afternoon.
And for baseball fans, don’t forget the Bellingham Bells are in full swing at Joe Martin Field. You can catch them playing throughout July—an affordable way for the whole family to enjoy America’s pastime right here at home.
That’s the pulse of Bellingham for today. Whether you’re catching a film, making new friends downtown, or just soaking up our lively summer scene, there’s something for everyone. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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8 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Tuesday, July 8th, 2025.
We’re starting off today with a look at what’s happening around town. If you have a few items at home that need fixing, the Bellingham Public Library is hosting its Drop-In Home Item Repair this afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30 at the Central Library’s SkillShare Space. Volunteers from NW Free Repairs will be on hand to help you mend household items, from toys to kitchen gadgets, so you can learn how to fix instead of toss. It’s a hands-on way to save money and reduce waste, and you’re encouraged to be part of the repair process.
The library is also marking Disability Pride Month all July with special displays, staff recommendations, and thoughtful booklists. If you’re a veteran or know someone who is, the Bellingham Vet Center will be at the Central Library this Thursday from 10 to 1, ready to provide information on counseling, VA benefits, and support services.
Looking ahead, downtown Bellingham is getting ready for some big summer excitement. The Northwest Tune-Up Festival is taking over the heart of the city from July 11th through the 13th. Expect live music, bike races, and a whole lot of community spirit lighting up the streets. If you’re more interested in the arts, the Bellingham Festival of Music is underway, offering performances by world-class musicians throughout July. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy top-tier classical music without leaving town.
If government matters are on your radar, the Whatcom County Council meets today at 9:55 a.m. at the Council Chamber on Grand Avenue, with a full day of committee sessions leading up to the 6 p.m. council meeting. These sessions are open to the public both in-person and online, so it’s a great chance to have your voice heard or simply stay informed about local decisions shaping our community.
In recent news, first responders were busy over the weekend when a rollover crash on I-5 near Nulle Road sent two women to the hospital. Their swift response is a sober reminder to drive safely as summer travel peaks.
Mark your calendars now for Race Week Pacific Northwest, which moves from Anacortes to Bellingham this year and kicks off July 21st. And for families, don’t miss the Children’s Craft Fair at Lee Memorial Park on July 25th, an annual tradition celebrating creativity and fun in our community parks.
That wraps up today’s update. Whether you’re getting outside for a festival, repairing something old, or just lending your voice to local issues, there’s plenty happening right here in Bellingham. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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5 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Saturday, July 5th, 2025. Coming out of a star-studded Independence Day, Bellingham is waking up to blue skies and a weekend full of energy. If you were among the hundreds at Zuanich Point Park last night for the annual Peoples Bank Fourth of July Spectacular, you might still be buzzing from the colorful show over Bellingham Bay. In case you missed it, the celebration kicked off early with food trucks rolling in at noon, a free kids zone with games and face painting in the afternoon, and a vintage photo booth for those memory-making moments. The fireworks themselves lit up the bay at 10:30, and judging by the cheers, this year’s display was one for the books. Organizers want to thank everyone for their patience and safe departures as the crowd made its way home, especially those who took advantage of the bike valet service or walked out under the Northwest Safety signs, helping traffic move smoothly through Roeder Avenue and Squalicum Parkway.
But the fun is far from over! If you’re hungry for more excitement this weekend, Bellis Fair Mall is hosting Paranormal Cirque II through July 7th. This is not your traditional circus—think suspense, acrobatics, and a few chills for good measure as you’re swept into a world of paranormal thrills. Showtimes continue tonight, and tickets are still available, so if your Fourth of July fireworks left you wanting more spectacle, this show is definitely worth checking out.
Looking ahead to local happenings, there are plenty of smaller concerts and summer picnics planned across Whatcom County’s parks this weekend. Zuanich Point is buzzing again today, with waterfront walkers, kayakers, and families soaking up the sunshine. Food trucks will linger around the marina, slinging everything from island barbecue to vegan fare, so bring your appetite. For those thinking about a trip to Birch Bay, the water park has reopened most of its features after a long closure, though a few slides remain off-limits as safety upgrades continue.
A quick note for everyone enjoying these warm days: the Whatcom County burn ban is now in effect and will remain through mid-September. This means no outdoor burning, including campfires, so be sure to plan your summer evenings accordingly. And for our neighbors in Ferndale, city audits continue to shuffle some billing, with select businesses seeing corrections on their recent statements. Plus, our law enforcement remind everyone to stay alert after several incidents in the area, but the latest updates indicate that quick action has kept the community safe.
That wraps today’s local roundup. Whether you’re relaxing at the waterfront, exploring the circus, or simply enjoying a lazy Saturday in town, there’s something for everyone in Bellingham this weekend. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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4 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Friday, July 4th, 2025. Happy Independence Day, Bellingham! The city is buzzing with activity today as we gear up for an unforgettable Fourth of July celebration, and there’s plenty to know as you make your plans.
A quick but important reminder right at the top: consumer fireworks are not allowed anywhere within Bellingham city limits. That means no sparklers, fountains, roman candles, or any fireworks you might find for sale anywhere in the county. The city will have extra patrols out through tonight to educate and enforce, so if you want to avoid a hefty fine—and keep things safe for neighbors and pets—leave the fireworks to the professionals and enjoy the show put on for everyone.
Speaking of the big show, the Bellingham Regional Chamber of Commerce and Peoples Bank, along with the Port of Bellingham, are once again hosting the annual Fourth of July Spectacular down at Zuanich Point Park. The festival there kicks off at noon with food trucks serving up everything from classic barbecue to shaved ice, so come hungry and grab a bite while you stroll the waterfront. There’s a dedicated beer garden open from noon until 10, and for families, the Free Kids Zone runs from 2 to 6 p.m., featuring art, activities, and games to keep young ones entertained.
One of the highlights this year is a vintage photo booth set up in a restored 1957 Scotsman trailer, open from 5 to 9 p.m. Snap a fun photo and take home a unique memory from the day. As dusk settles in, stake out your spot for the main event: the fireworks spectacular begins at exactly 10:30 p.m., lighting up the sky over Bellingham Bay. Whether you’re on the lawn at Zuanich Point Park, along the waterfront, or checking in at some of the other local viewing parties like the Kulshan Trackside with live music and food trucks, or the Hotel Bellwether’s Blues, Brews, and BBQ party featuring music from the Chris Eger Band, there’s a perfect vantage point waiting.
Travel and parking can get a little tricky, so if you can, consider walking or biking. There’s a bike valet hosted by Let’s Bike Bellingham making it easy to roll right up to the festivities. When it’s time to head home, follow the posted safety signs and directions for a smooth and safe exit.
Whether you’re a lifelong resident or visiting for the first time, today’s gatherings are all about community, connection, and celebrating safely together. Wishing everyone in Bellingham a joyful and memorable Fourth of July. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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3 JUL 2025 · Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, July 3rd, 2025.
Summer’s rolling along in the City of Subdued Excitement, and the long weekend is shaping up to be packed with ways to get outside, celebrate, and connect with neighbors. If you’re looking for creative family fun today, the Whatcom Museum is hosting their Gears and Galleries event. Admission is free all day, and Let’s Bike Bellingham will be offering complimentary bike valet, so you can roll up worry free. Kids and adults alike can enjoy morning music and gallery tours, try their hand at cyanotype printing or jewelry-making with recycled bike parts, and join rides like the Bike and Sketch through the Salmon Art Trail. Feel free to decorate your ride, grab a refreshing popsicle, or test out adaptive bikes. The festivities build up to Bellingham’s slowest bike race and a parade, culminating in an evening concert by North Country Highway right in the Lightcatcher Courtyard. Check the Whatcom Museum’s website for a full event schedule and details so you don’t miss your favorites.
As you plan for the Fourth of July tomorrow, the Peoples Bank Fourth of July Spectacular returns to Zuanich Point Park with festivities running from noon until the grand fireworks display at 10:30 pm. Food trucks start serving at lunchtime with a tasty variety, and from two to six, the free Kids Zone is open with games, face painting, and interactive fun. Later on, stop by the vintage photo booth to snap a memory from the day. When it’s time for fireworks, remember that parking is limited. Organizers urge folks to walk or bike, and another free bike valet will be on site to keep your wheels safe. For those driving, traffic will be routed out of the park to keep things moving smoothly, so please be patient and follow all posted directions as you exit. And if you fancy venturing up north, Blaine will host its Old-Fashioned Fourth of July with live music, a beer garden, car show parade, and fireworks at G Street Plaza.
For those keeping an eye on infrastructure and safety, your annual Bellingham Drinking Water Quality Report should arrive soon. The report confirms that our tap water continues to meet or exceed all federal and state safety standards. There’s also a deeper look into ongoing efforts to protect Lake Whatcom and planned upgrades for the water system, keeping our supply dependable and safe for years to come.
And finally, an update for our most vulnerable residents: the Bellingham severe weather shelter has wrapped up operations for now, after serving a larger group than in previous years. Thanks to the expanded facility and increased support, many more people found refuge during the unpredictable winter.
That’s it for today’s Bellingham Local Frequency. Enjoy the festivities safely, take care of each other, and we’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
Local Frequency Bellingham explores the vibrant community and unique culture of Bellingham, Washington. Tune in to discover local stories, hidden gems, and interviews with fascinating residents. Whether you're a local...
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Local Frequency Bellingham explores the vibrant community and unique culture of Bellingham, Washington. Tune in to discover local stories, hidden gems, and interviews with fascinating residents. Whether you're a local or planning a visit, this podcast offers valuable insights and a deeper connection to the area's lifestyle and attractions. Join us for engaging conversations and stay updated on the pulse of Bellingham with Local Frequency Bellingham.
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