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Bellingham Local Frequency: Storm Clears, Community Gathers

Bellingham Local Frequency: Storm Clears, Community Gathers

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 Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Saturday, March 14.

Kicking off with the big news from yesterday, Whatcom County authorities busted a major fentanyl operation tied to a Mexico-based criminal network, nabbing three suspects right here in our backyard. This crackdown means safer streets for families and businesses already reeling from a local owner reporting thousands in unauthorized credit card charges back in January. Staying vigilant keeps our community strong, folks.

Weather-wise, the winter storm warning for eastern Whatcom County wraps up early this morning after dumping rain-snow mixes and power outages across higher spots like Maple Falls. Power's mostly back on, but brace for icy roads east of I-5 tonight and frost tomorrow. Expect dry, breezy, and cold vibes today before rain returns Sunday afternoon, warming things up. Coastal waters stay calm with northwest winds around 5 knots, perfect for a beach stroll if you're bundled up. Note that ongoing drought emergency from last year still lingers, even as monitors show improvement, so conserve water where you can.

For fun today, head to the Whatcom Museum's Lightcatcher at 250 Flora Street, where the Family Interactive Gallery buzzes from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Kids can build mini basketball pyramids inspired by Oakland artist David Huffman's massive 650-ball installation downstairs, exploring identity and culture through bold colors and everyday objects. Right next door in the FIG Studio, lace up and decorate your own football in the Unbe-Weave-Able Catch activity, sparking creativity in our young makers.

Music lovers, tonight's stacked. At 7:30 p.m., catch Celtic power couple Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy with the Celtic All-Stars at the historic Mount Baker Theatre on North Commercial. These Juno-winning fiddlers, who've jammed with Yo-Yo Ma and Santana, deliver electrifying energy after years raising kids on their Ontario farm. Tickets are going fast, starting around 35 bucks. Later, at 9 p.m., Wild Buffalo on West Holly throws a nostalgic Sorry for Party Rocking bash, blasting 2010s pop and EDM all night for your dance floor revival.

Sports fans, support the Meridian Trojans as they face Burlington-Edison in baseball this afternoon, carrying that Viking spirit from WWU women's basketball's epic second-half comeback win over Point Loma earlier this week. Whether you're cheering from the stands or crafting at the museum, these events connect us, turning cold March days into shared stories of resilience and joy.

This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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