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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, March 20, 2025.
As we embrace the arrival of spring, Bellingham is buzzing with activity. Today marks Certified Nurses Day, a time to appreciate our healthcare heroes. The weather forecast calls for a mostly dry day, with possible showers increasing by evening and gusty winds picking up.
In local news, Whatcom County's unemployment rate has risen slightly to 4.9% in January, bucking the state trend. Professional and business services saw the highest rate of new hires, while construction and manufacturing jobs experienced a decline.
For those looking to engage in civic affairs, the Port of Bellingham commissioners held a public hearing about comprehensive harbor improvements earlier this week. The Whatcom County Council also hosted its annual retreat to discuss policies and 2025 priorities.
If you're in the mood for some entertainment, head over to Village Books and Paper Dreams this evening for a special event starting at 6 PM. Music lovers can catch the Flow Fusion Dance from 7 to 10 PM for a lively night out.
For our outdoor enthusiasts, the Sehome Hill Arboretum Board of Governors is meeting today to discuss plans for one of Bellingham's natural treasures. Speaking of nature, the city is still accepting feedback on its first-ever Urban Forest Plan, which will guide how we protect and enhance our urban trees and forests.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don't forget about the 15th annual Bellingham St. Patrick's Day Parade scheduled for March 16th, held in honor of our local Police and Fire Departments.
In cultural news, the Bellingham Celtic Festival is gearing up for its celebration of Celtic music and culture from September 19-22 later this year. It's a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Celtic world right here in downtown Bellingham.
For those interested in local government, state legislators from the 40th and 42nd Districts will be hosting town halls on Saturday to provide updates on the ongoing legislative session and answer questions from constituents.
Lastly, a reminder that Daylight Saving Time has begun, so don't forget to "spring ahead" if you haven't already adjusted your clocks.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
As we embrace the arrival of spring, Bellingham is buzzing with activity. Today marks Certified Nurses Day, a time to appreciate our healthcare heroes. The weather forecast calls for a mostly dry day, with possible showers increasing by evening and gusty winds picking up.
In local news, Whatcom County's unemployment rate has risen slightly to 4.9% in January, bucking the state trend. Professional and business services saw the highest rate of new hires, while construction and manufacturing jobs experienced a decline.
For those looking to engage in civic affairs, the Port of Bellingham commissioners held a public hearing about comprehensive harbor improvements earlier this week. The Whatcom County Council also hosted its annual retreat to discuss policies and 2025 priorities.
If you're in the mood for some entertainment, head over to Village Books and Paper Dreams this evening for a special event starting at 6 PM. Music lovers can catch the Flow Fusion Dance from 7 to 10 PM for a lively night out.
For our outdoor enthusiasts, the Sehome Hill Arboretum Board of Governors is meeting today to discuss plans for one of Bellingham's natural treasures. Speaking of nature, the city is still accepting feedback on its first-ever Urban Forest Plan, which will guide how we protect and enhance our urban trees and forests.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don't forget about the 15th annual Bellingham St. Patrick's Day Parade scheduled for March 16th, held in honor of our local Police and Fire Departments.
In cultural news, the Bellingham Celtic Festival is gearing up for its celebration of Celtic music and culture from September 19-22 later this year. It's a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Celtic world right here in downtown Bellingham.
For those interested in local government, state legislators from the 40th and 42nd Districts will be hosting town halls on Saturday to provide updates on the ongoing legislative session and answer questions from constituents.
Lastly, a reminder that Daylight Saving Time has begun, so don't forget to "spring ahead" if you haven't already adjusted your clocks.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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By Quiet. PleaseGood morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, March 20, 2025.
As we embrace the arrival of spring, Bellingham is buzzing with activity. Today marks Certified Nurses Day, a time to appreciate our healthcare heroes. The weather forecast calls for a mostly dry day, with possible showers increasing by evening and gusty winds picking up.
In local news, Whatcom County's unemployment rate has risen slightly to 4.9% in January, bucking the state trend. Professional and business services saw the highest rate of new hires, while construction and manufacturing jobs experienced a decline.
For those looking to engage in civic affairs, the Port of Bellingham commissioners held a public hearing about comprehensive harbor improvements earlier this week. The Whatcom County Council also hosted its annual retreat to discuss policies and 2025 priorities.
If you're in the mood for some entertainment, head over to Village Books and Paper Dreams this evening for a special event starting at 6 PM. Music lovers can catch the Flow Fusion Dance from 7 to 10 PM for a lively night out.
For our outdoor enthusiasts, the Sehome Hill Arboretum Board of Governors is meeting today to discuss plans for one of Bellingham's natural treasures. Speaking of nature, the city is still accepting feedback on its first-ever Urban Forest Plan, which will guide how we protect and enhance our urban trees and forests.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don't forget about the 15th annual Bellingham St. Patrick's Day Parade scheduled for March 16th, held in honor of our local Police and Fire Departments.
In cultural news, the Bellingham Celtic Festival is gearing up for its celebration of Celtic music and culture from September 19-22 later this year. It's a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Celtic world right here in downtown Bellingham.
For those interested in local government, state legislators from the 40th and 42nd Districts will be hosting town halls on Saturday to provide updates on the ongoing legislative session and answer questions from constituents.
Lastly, a reminder that Daylight Saving Time has begun, so don't forget to "spring ahead" if you haven't already adjusted your clocks.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
As we embrace the arrival of spring, Bellingham is buzzing with activity. Today marks Certified Nurses Day, a time to appreciate our healthcare heroes. The weather forecast calls for a mostly dry day, with possible showers increasing by evening and gusty winds picking up.
In local news, Whatcom County's unemployment rate has risen slightly to 4.9% in January, bucking the state trend. Professional and business services saw the highest rate of new hires, while construction and manufacturing jobs experienced a decline.
For those looking to engage in civic affairs, the Port of Bellingham commissioners held a public hearing about comprehensive harbor improvements earlier this week. The Whatcom County Council also hosted its annual retreat to discuss policies and 2025 priorities.
If you're in the mood for some entertainment, head over to Village Books and Paper Dreams this evening for a special event starting at 6 PM. Music lovers can catch the Flow Fusion Dance from 7 to 10 PM for a lively night out.
For our outdoor enthusiasts, the Sehome Hill Arboretum Board of Governors is meeting today to discuss plans for one of Bellingham's natural treasures. Speaking of nature, the city is still accepting feedback on its first-ever Urban Forest Plan, which will guide how we protect and enhance our urban trees and forests.
Looking ahead to the weekend, don't forget about the 15th annual Bellingham St. Patrick's Day Parade scheduled for March 16th, held in honor of our local Police and Fire Departments.
In cultural news, the Bellingham Celtic Festival is gearing up for its celebration of Celtic music and culture from September 19-22 later this year. It's a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Celtic world right here in downtown Bellingham.
For those interested in local government, state legislators from the 40th and 42nd Districts will be hosting town halls on Saturday to provide updates on the ongoing legislative session and answer questions from constituents.
Lastly, a reminder that Daylight Saving Time has begun, so don't forget to "spring ahead" if you haven't already adjusted your clocks.
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.