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Local Frequency - Bellingham

Local Frequency - Bellingham

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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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  • Bellingham Local Frequency: I-5 Closures, New Judge, Poetry Contest Deadline

    Bellingham Local Frequency: I-5 Closures, New Judge, Poetry Contest Deadline
    2026/03/30
    Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Monday, March 30th.

    We're starting this week with some important traffic updates for your commute. If you're heading north on Interstate 5 south of Bellingham, crews are still working to stabilize a slope following a landslide that occurred earlier this month. That stretch of northbound I-5 remains closed, so plan ahead and consider using State Route 9 or State Route 11 as your alternate routes. Traffic management teams are actively working on the repairs, so stay tuned for updates on when those lanes reopen.

    On the civic front, Bellingham's municipal court is welcoming some new judicial leadership. Nicholas Henery has joined Judge Debra Lev on the bench starting March 16th, bringing additional capacity to our local court system as we serve the community's legal needs.

    If you're a poetry enthusiast, mark your calendars because the annual Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest is still accepting entries through the end of this month. This is the 21st year of the contest, which typically draws around 250 submissions. If you'd like to participate, just email your poem to SueCBoynton at Gmail dot com. Be sure to check the submission guidelines at thepoetrydepartment dot wordpress dot com slash contest. The real celebration happens on May 28th when the award ceremony takes place at the Bellingham Cruise Terminal at 7 PM, and it's free to attend. After the ceremony, selected poems will be displayed on placards around Bellingham Public Library downtown and on Whatcom Transportation Authority buses throughout our community.

    This week also brings theatrical opportunities for families. Disney's The Little Mermaid, presented by the Theatre Arts Guild, is offering a special ticket giveaway running through tomorrow, so check your local media for details on how to enter.

    Looking a bit further ahead, Bellingham schools are continuing their important facilities planning work. Projections show elementary enrollment declining by about 1,000 students between 2018 and 2028, and the facilities planning task force is expected to complete its recommendations this spring. Those recommendations could impact our community starting as early as fall of this year or next year, so this is worth paying attention to if you have school-aged children.

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

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  • Bellingham Rising: From Protest to Planting, Community Shapes Change

    Bellingham Rising: From Protest to Planting, Community Shapes Change
    2026/03/29
    Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Sunday, March 29.

    What a vibrant weekend its been in Whatcom County, folks, with communities coming together to make real change amid national tensions. Yesterday, thousands rallied right here in Bellingham as part of the widespread No Kings movement protesting the Trump administrations policies on democracy, immigration, and more. Chants of No kings, no war, no ICE, no more echoed from the waterfront during a powerful march, drawing folks from all walks of life to stand up and say we must resist. Organizers highlighted how these actions protect our local values of inclusivity and justice, reminding us that grassroots energy right here shapes bigger fights. If youre still buzzing from that, channel it into todays hands-on fun.

    Kick off your afternoon with the Work Party Planting Trees at Jensen Family Forest near Custer, starting at noon. Team up with the Whatcom Land Trust and Whatcom Million Trees to plant native shrubs and trees in this 23-acre gem of century-old Douglas-firs, donated by Don and Judith Jensen. Its just a short drive north on I-5, east on Birch Bay-Lynden Road to Stein Roadexpect some uneven trails, digging, and bending, but every plant strengthens habitat and builds resilience against climate shifts for our county. Register quick if you havent; its a perfect way to connect with nature and neighbors while boosting our green future.

    Catch some culture at Mount Baker Theatre this afternoon too, with a 2 PM screening of Aelita: Queen of Mars, the silent sci-fi classic thats a treat for film buffs exploring early cosmic adventures. Tickets are hot, so grab yours to dive into that retro wonder.

    Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the Community Grief Lodge today from 2 to 7 PM at the NSEA Nursery, offering space to process emotions together, and NSEA Nursery Plant Potting on April 4. Yesterday wrapped with the Queer Latine Society gathering at the BQC Community Center, fostering vital connections in our diverse scene.

    These events arent just happeningsthey weave our community tighter, turning passion into action that impacts daily life from cleaner forests to stronger voices. Stay engaged, Bellingham.

    This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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  • Bellingham Saturday Events: Elton John Tribute, Ghost Tours, and Regional Rally Updates

    Bellingham Saturday Events: Elton John Tribute, Ghost Tours, and Regional Rally Updates
    2026/03/28
    Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Saturday, March 28th.

    We're starting this Saturday with quite a bit happening around our community. If you're looking for a cultural evening, Electric Elton, a tribute to Elton John, is taking the stage tonight at Mount Baker Theatre at seven thirty. Tickets are still available with a range of seating options from the balcony to premium main floor seats, so there's something for every budget if you're in the mood for some classic Elton John favorites performed by tribute artists.

    For those interested in the paranormal and local history, the Bellingham Ghost Tour is operating today, offering paranormal education and storytelling focused on Whatcom County's mysterious past. It's a unique way to learn about the area while exploring some of Bellingham's haunted history.

    Speaking of activities, if you have family in town, there's a student art show called By the Books running today at Western Washington University from eight in the morning through five in the evening. It's a great opportunity to support local student artists and see what creative work is being produced right here at WCC.

    Now, if you're planning to get around town today, it's worth noting that there are some significant events happening in the region that may impact traffic. A major nationwide demonstration called the No Kings rally is taking place across Washington state today, with organizers expecting hundreds of participants statewide and potentially tens of thousands in Seattle. The Seattle event starts at eleven in the morning at Colman Dock before marching to Cal Anderson Park. While the main rally is focused in Seattle, it's the kind of large-scale event that can create ripple effects on regional traffic and transportation throughout the day, so plan accordingly if you're heading south on I-five or traveling outside Bellingham.

    Local organizers have emphasized that these rallies are intended to be peaceful demonstrations, and both event coordinators and law enforcement have made extensive preparations to ensure safety. If you're participating or just passing through, expect potential traffic disruptions and plan extra time for any regional travel.

    That's what's happening in and around Bellingham this Saturday. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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