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Bellingham Buzz: City Council Housing Talks, Salmon Events, and Downtown Art Walk
Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
Today in Bellingham, we're seeing a flurry of activity across the city. The Bellingham City Council is gearing up for an important public hearing this evening at 7 PM. They'll be discussing a proposed ordinance that could significantly change the housing landscape in our city by allowing more middle housing in most residential areas. This move is part of Mayor Kim Lund's efforts to increase housing opportunities in Bellingham.
For those interested in local wildlife, the Bellingham Public Library has two exciting salmon events coming up. Tomorrow at 5 PM, Environmental Coordinator Sara Brooke Benjamin will be giving a talk about salmon in our local waterways at the Central Library Lecture Room. And on Saturday, there's a chance to participate in releasing salmon into Whatcom Creek at Maritime Heritage Park.
Art enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the Downtown Bellingham First Friday Art Walk is just around the corner. On April 4th, from 6 to 9 PM, downtown will be buzzing with artistic energy as galleries and businesses showcase local talent.
In community news, property owners on W Maplewood and W Bakerview are leading cleanup efforts of unauthorized encampments on their land. The City is providing technical assistance and working with outreach providers to connect those affected with shelter and services.
For those looking to get involved in local conservation efforts, there's a habitat restoration event happening today at Fairhaven Park. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to help restore wildlife habitat. Tools and instructions will be provided, so just bring your enthusiasm and sturdy shoes.
Music lovers, mark your calendars for tonight. The band Vundabar will be performing at the Wild Buffalo House of Music at 7:30 PM.
Looking ahead, the Parks and Recreation Department is seeking proposals for food, beverage, and recreational services at several Bellingham parks. If you're an experienced vendor looking to enhance our park experiences, submissions are due by April 30th.
Lastly, a reminder that daylight saving time is in effect, so make sure your clocks are set correctly.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Today in Bellingham, we're seeing a flurry of activity across the city. The Bellingham City Council is gearing up for an important public hearing this evening at 7 PM. They'll be discussing a proposed ordinance that could significantly change the housing landscape in our city by allowing more middle housing in most residential areas. This move is part of Mayor Kim Lund's efforts to increase housing opportunities in Bellingham.
For those interested in local wildlife, the Bellingham Public Library has two exciting salmon events coming up. Tomorrow at 5 PM, Environmental Coordinator Sara Brooke Benjamin will be giving a talk about salmon in our local waterways at the Central Library Lecture Room. And on Saturday, there's a chance to participate in releasing salmon into Whatcom Creek at Maritime Heritage Park.
Art enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the Downtown Bellingham First Friday Art Walk is just around the corner. On April 4th, from 6 to 9 PM, downtown will be buzzing with artistic energy as galleries and businesses showcase local talent.
In community news, property owners on W Maplewood and W Bakerview are leading cleanup efforts of unauthorized encampments on their land. The City is providing technical assistance and working with outreach providers to connect those affected with shelter and services.
For those looking to get involved in local conservation efforts, there's a habitat restoration event happening today at Fairhaven Park. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to help restore wildlife habitat. Tools and instructions will be provided, so just bring your enthusiasm and sturdy shoes.
Music lovers, mark your calendars for tonight. The band Vundabar will be performing at the Wild Buffalo House of Music at 7:30 PM.
Looking ahead, the Parks and Recreation Department is seeking proposals for food, beverage, and recreational services at several Bellingham parks. If you're an experienced vendor looking to enhance our park experiences, submissions are due by April 30th.
Lastly, a reminder that daylight saving time is in effect, so make sure your clocks are set correctly.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiGood morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
Today in Bellingham, we're seeing a flurry of activity across the city. The Bellingham City Council is gearing up for an important public hearing this evening at 7 PM. They'll be discussing a proposed ordinance that could significantly change the housing landscape in our city by allowing more middle housing in most residential areas. This move is part of Mayor Kim Lund's efforts to increase housing opportunities in Bellingham.
For those interested in local wildlife, the Bellingham Public Library has two exciting salmon events coming up. Tomorrow at 5 PM, Environmental Coordinator Sara Brooke Benjamin will be giving a talk about salmon in our local waterways at the Central Library Lecture Room. And on Saturday, there's a chance to participate in releasing salmon into Whatcom Creek at Maritime Heritage Park.
Art enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the Downtown Bellingham First Friday Art Walk is just around the corner. On April 4th, from 6 to 9 PM, downtown will be buzzing with artistic energy as galleries and businesses showcase local talent.
In community news, property owners on W Maplewood and W Bakerview are leading cleanup efforts of unauthorized encampments on their land. The City is providing technical assistance and working with outreach providers to connect those affected with shelter and services.
For those looking to get involved in local conservation efforts, there's a habitat restoration event happening today at Fairhaven Park. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to help restore wildlife habitat. Tools and instructions will be provided, so just bring your enthusiasm and sturdy shoes.
Music lovers, mark your calendars for tonight. The band Vundabar will be performing at the Wild Buffalo House of Music at 7:30 PM.
Looking ahead, the Parks and Recreation Department is seeking proposals for food, beverage, and recreational services at several Bellingham parks. If you're an experienced vendor looking to enhance our park experiences, submissions are due by April 30th.
Lastly, a reminder that daylight saving time is in effect, so make sure your clocks are set correctly.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Today in Bellingham, we're seeing a flurry of activity across the city. The Bellingham City Council is gearing up for an important public hearing this evening at 7 PM. They'll be discussing a proposed ordinance that could significantly change the housing landscape in our city by allowing more middle housing in most residential areas. This move is part of Mayor Kim Lund's efforts to increase housing opportunities in Bellingham.
For those interested in local wildlife, the Bellingham Public Library has two exciting salmon events coming up. Tomorrow at 5 PM, Environmental Coordinator Sara Brooke Benjamin will be giving a talk about salmon in our local waterways at the Central Library Lecture Room. And on Saturday, there's a chance to participate in releasing salmon into Whatcom Creek at Maritime Heritage Park.
Art enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the Downtown Bellingham First Friday Art Walk is just around the corner. On April 4th, from 6 to 9 PM, downtown will be buzzing with artistic energy as galleries and businesses showcase local talent.
In community news, property owners on W Maplewood and W Bakerview are leading cleanup efforts of unauthorized encampments on their land. The City is providing technical assistance and working with outreach providers to connect those affected with shelter and services.
For those looking to get involved in local conservation efforts, there's a habitat restoration event happening today at Fairhaven Park. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to help restore wildlife habitat. Tools and instructions will be provided, so just bring your enthusiasm and sturdy shoes.
Music lovers, mark your calendars for tonight. The band Vundabar will be performing at the Wild Buffalo House of Music at 7:30 PM.
Looking ahead, the Parks and Recreation Department is seeking proposals for food, beverage, and recreational services at several Bellingham parks. If you're an experienced vendor looking to enhance our park experiences, submissions are due by April 30th.
Lastly, a reminder that daylight saving time is in effect, so make sure your clocks are set correctly.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI