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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 Updates: Shelter Changes, Annexation Debate, and Outdoor Adventures"

    "Bellingham Updates: Shelter Changes, Annexation Debate, and Outdoor Adventures"
    2025/09/17
    Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Wednesday, September 17th.

    A fresh fall breeze is drifting over the city, and as always, Bellingham has plenty happening today. The City Council just wrapped up a packed session this week, making significant changes to how temporary shelters operate in town. With their latest unanimous approval, the guidelines for these shelters no longer have a maximum capacity, aiming to better meet community needs as colder nights approach. The council also took a step closer to a decision on an area annexation near Squalicum High School. While the issue remains a bit contentious, the discussion has been punted to next year, opening the door for more community input. And keep an eye out for a coming vote on a small sales tax increase that would fund critical criminal justice services here in Bellingham; that final decision is expected before the October 17th deadline.

    In area news, a bear sighting around Sumas has wildlife officials reminding everyone to stay extra alert on trails and in neighborhoods near the border. Out near Lynden and Everson, over 1,500 folks were temporarily out of power yesterday, though crews worked to restore service as quickly as possible. For those headed north or using I-5, watch for periodic closures around Ferndale where crews are repaving ramps—detours may cause delays throughout the week.

    For our sports fans and outdoor enthusiasts, tonight brings Whatcom Wake Sports’ Women on Water session at Lake Whatcom from six to nine p.m., a perfect way to unwind and meet new folks if you love watersports. Looking ahead, the Bellingham Bay Marathon is this Sunday, promising to bring racers, cheer squads, and plenty of energy to downtown. And if mountain biking is your thing, consider signing up for Saturday’s Wilderness First Aid course on Galbraith Mountain—never a bad idea before your next trail adventure.

    Looking for something indoors? Christ the King Community Church has meetings and events throughout the day—come by to connect or recharge midweek. Local venues are also ramping up for Celtic Fest Weekend at Hotel Leo, starting Friday and running through Sunday, with music, dance, and tastes of the British Isles.

    Sehome High School students are back to their routine as well, with classes and football practice filling up the afternoon. And don’t forget to swing by the Bellingham Legion for two-dollar Wednesday specials, a long-running local tradition.

    As always, stay tuned for late-breaking updates, and remember, everything we cover here connects directly to you—whether it's city policy shaping shelter, marathon routes closing downtown streets, or your favorite wakeboarding spot hosting new faces.

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

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  • Bellingham Buzzes With Whatcom Water Week, Circus Shows, and Local News Updates

    Bellingham Buzzes With Whatcom Water Week, Circus Shows, and Local News Updates
    2025/09/15
    Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Monday, September 15, 2025.

    Let’s start with a look at what’s happening around town. Bellingham is bustling today, with locals and visitors gearing up for Whatcom Water Week. All across the county, community groups and environmental organizations are holding workshops, tours, and family-friendly activities that highlight the importance of protecting our watershed. If you’re curious about how Bellingham sources its water or want to learn about conservation tips, look for pop-up events at city parks and along the waterfront.

    Arts and entertainment tonight offer something truly unique. The Bellingham Circus Guild hosts Vaudevillingham, its monthly circus variety show. Shows at 7 and 9 pm feature acrobats, jugglers, and offbeat performances—perfect for all ages and always a surprise. If you prefer to keep moving, swing by The Majestic Ballroom on North Forest at 6:30 for the Bellingham Embodiment Collective’s Monday Night Dance, which promises to help you shake off those Monday blues with a vibrant local crowd. There are also live music sessions scheduled throughout the week at Stones Throw Brewery and Boundary Bay Taproom, so keep your ears open for fresh local sounds.

    For the outdoor enthusiasts, Lake Whatcom is hosting Whatcom Wake Sports Men’s Night today, with wakeboarding and watersports from 6 to 9 pm. It’s a great opportunity to hang out lakeside and enjoy some action, or, if you’d rather take it at your own pace, the Kayak the Cove tour at Larrabee State Park is a gentle way to explore nature and enjoy the last warm days before autumn sets in.

    On the local news front, a hit-and-run involving a cyclist on a city street left one person seriously injured, with police making an arrest over the weekend. If you’re riding today, stay alert and look out for increased patrols in the area. Southbound I-5 travelers near Ferndale should expect lane closures as contractors repave ramps; allow extra time if your commute takes you that way. Elsewhere, bear sightings in Sumas and power outages as far north as Point Roberts remind us how variable the region can be—emergency crews ask everyone to be cautious and check on neighbors if outages persist.

    If you’re in the mood for adventure, consider signing up for tonight’s Bellingham Bash Scavenger Hunt starting at Avellino Coffeehouse. It’s a lighthearted contest through downtown with clues and prizes, perfect for families and competitive friends alike.

    Finally, a big issue is brewing statewide as health care leaders warn of changes in Medicaid from recent federal legislation. As many as 250,000 Washington residents could be at risk of losing coverage, with hospitals bracing for tighter budgets and increased need. Local clinics are prepping for a possible influx of uninsured patients, and city officials encourage residents facing healthcare concerns to reach out for information and support.

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

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  • "Bustling Sunday in Bellingham: Car Shows, Music, and a Community Rallying Together"

    "Bustling Sunday in Bellingham: Car Shows, Music, and a Community Rallying Together"
    2025/09/14
    Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Sunday, September 14th, 2025.

    We want to kick things off by letting you know it’s been an active Sunday around Whatcom County, with over 1500 people in the Lynden and Everson area waking up to a power outage—the cause is still under investigation and crews are out assessing the situation. Meanwhile, if you’re out and about in Point Roberts, that community has also faced power interruptions, with restoration expected by 4 p.m. today. With high temperatures forecast across the county, public health officials urge everyone to stay hydrated and be mindful of heat related illnesses, especially those spending time outdoors.

    Speaking of stepping outside, this weekend brings a flurry of activities in Bellingham and Whatcom County that are perfect for locals and visitors alike. Car enthusiasts flocked to Lynden this morning for the Rockin’ Rods Classic Car Show at the Northwest Washington Fairground, featuring vintage rides and plenty of stories under the hood. If you’re feeling energetic, the annual Mt. Baker Hill Climb wrapped up this afternoon with cyclists tackling the intense route from Glacier to Artist Point. For those looking for a taste of the county’s agricultural spirit, the Twin Sisters Mobile Market is set up until 2 p.m. on Birchwood Avenue.

    Downtown Bellingham is buzzing with options. Depot Market Square hosted the beloved Sunday Jazz Brunch earlier, and you can keep the good vibes rolling this evening with salsa dance classes at the Majestic Ballroom, trivia night at Red Rum Tiki Bar, and tours at Chuckanut Bay Distillery. The SPARK Museum is electrifying visitors this afternoon with the MegaZapper Show, providing a jolt of education and fun for the whole family.

    Music fans, you’re in for a treat today at the Mount Baker Theatre, where Twilight in Concert offers an epic, candlelit cinematic concert event at 3 p.m., featuring a live band performing the iconic movie score alongside the film on the big screen. Later, New Prospect Theatre hosts An Evening with Nellie McKay, a dynamic musical performance running from 7:30 to 9:30 tonight.

    For those planning ahead, Whatcom Water Week continues through September 21, highlighting our region’s connection to water with activities countywide. And starting this Wednesday, the new Bellingham Celtic Festival promises an entire week of music, dance, and cultural festivities lighting up downtown.

    Recent headlines also include warnings after a bear sighting near Sumas, so hikers and residents are advised to stay alert in the area. And on a serious note, a fatal collision involving Nooksack Valley High School students is under investigation, reminding us all to take extra care on the roads.

    That wraps up today’s mix of events and updates. Whether you’re exploring a festival, enjoying a show, or just spending time with friends at a local market, there’s truly something for everyone this Sunday in Bellingham. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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