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Bellingham Updates: School Closures, Valentine's Events, and Local News - February 11, 2025
Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Tuesday, February 11, 2025.
Starting off with some important updates, several schools and institutions in Whatcom County have announced closures and delays due to the recent snow event with sub-freezing temperatures. It's crucial to check the latest announcements to plan your day accordingly. You can find detailed information on these closures on Whatcom News[1].
On a more festive note, Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and Bellingham is gearing up with a variety of events to celebrate love in all its forms. The Fairhaven Chocolate Walk is a must-visit, where participants can collect one-of-a-kind chocolates from 18 stops across Fairhaven. The Whatcom Art Center is hosting "Truffles and Treasures," where visitors can make valentines, browse a one-day-only art show, and indulge in more chocolate. Lydia Place’s annual "Hearts for Housing Gala" is also happening, with a Valentine’s Masquerade theme to benefit Lydia Place’s work to disrupt cycles of homelessness[2].
For families, the Bellingham Public Library is offering a range of activities. Today, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m., children aged 6 to 12 can join in some crafting fun at the Central Library. The library also has "Let’s Make Valentine’s" craft events at branches throughout the county this February. Check their online calendar to find an event near you[4].
In other news, North Coast Credit Union has announced the closure of its branch at Northwest Avenue on February 28. Residents are advised to make necessary arrangements before the closure[3].
For those interested in learning new skills, the Bellingham Public Library is offering Basic Computer Skills classes for adults, starting from February 4 to March 25. These classes are free but require pre-registration. Additionally, the library is hosting a Home Emergency Preparedness class, where instructor Greg Hope will discuss various topics including local hazards and creating a household plan[4].
Finally, don't forget to check out the local markets and performances. The Bellingham Studio’s "Valentine’s Experience Market" and the Birdhouse Market Collective’s third annual Valentine’s Day Market are just a couple of events to look out for. The Bellingham Circus Guild’s "My Circus Valentine" is also happening from February 13 to 16, featuring local and regional star-studded acts[2].
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
Starting off with some important updates, several schools and institutions in Whatcom County have announced closures and delays due to the recent snow event with sub-freezing temperatures. It's crucial to check the latest announcements to plan your day accordingly. You can find detailed information on these closures on Whatcom News[1].
On a more festive note, Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and Bellingham is gearing up with a variety of events to celebrate love in all its forms. The Fairhaven Chocolate Walk is a must-visit, where participants can collect one-of-a-kind chocolates from 18 stops across Fairhaven. The Whatcom Art Center is hosting "Truffles and Treasures," where visitors can make valentines, browse a one-day-only art show, and indulge in more chocolate. Lydia Place’s annual "Hearts for Housing Gala" is also happening, with a Valentine’s Masquerade theme to benefit Lydia Place’s work to disrupt cycles of homelessness[2].
For families, the Bellingham Public Library is offering a range of activities. Today, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m., children aged 6 to 12 can join in some crafting fun at the Central Library. The library also has "Let’s Make Valentine’s" craft events at branches throughout the county this February. Check their online calendar to find an event near you[4].
In other news, North Coast Credit Union has announced the closure of its branch at Northwest Avenue on February 28. Residents are advised to make necessary arrangements before the closure[3].
For those interested in learning new skills, the Bellingham Public Library is offering Basic Computer Skills classes for adults, starting from February 4 to March 25. These classes are free but require pre-registration. Additionally, the library is hosting a Home Emergency Preparedness class, where instructor Greg Hope will discuss various topics including local hazards and creating a household plan[4].
Finally, don't forget to check out the local markets and performances. The Bellingham Studio’s "Valentine’s Experience Market" and the Birdhouse Market Collective’s third annual Valentine’s Day Market are just a couple of events to look out for. The Bellingham Circus Guild’s "My Circus Valentine" is also happening from February 13 to 16, featuring local and regional star-studded acts[2].
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 Tuesday, February 11, 2025.
Starting off with some important updates, several schools and institutions in Whatcom County have announced closures and delays due to the recent snow event with sub-freezing temperatures. It's crucial to check the latest announcements to plan your day accordingly. You can find detailed information on these closures on Whatcom News[1].
On a more festive note, Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and Bellingham is gearing up with a variety of events to celebrate love in all its forms. The Fairhaven Chocolate Walk is a must-visit, where participants can collect one-of-a-kind chocolates from 18 stops across Fairhaven. The Whatcom Art Center is hosting "Truffles and Treasures," where visitors can make valentines, browse a one-day-only art show, and indulge in more chocolate. Lydia Place’s annual "Hearts for Housing Gala" is also happening, with a Valentine’s Masquerade theme to benefit Lydia Place’s work to disrupt cycles of homelessness[2].
For families, the Bellingham Public Library is offering a range of activities. Today, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m., children aged 6 to 12 can join in some crafting fun at the Central Library. The library also has "Let’s Make Valentine’s" craft events at branches throughout the county this February. Check their online calendar to find an event near you[4].
In other news, North Coast Credit Union has announced the closure of its branch at Northwest Avenue on February 28. Residents are advised to make necessary arrangements before the closure[3].
For those interested in learning new skills, the Bellingham Public Library is offering Basic Computer Skills classes for adults, starting from February 4 to March 25. These classes are free but require pre-registration. Additionally, the library is hosting a Home Emergency Preparedness class, where instructor Greg Hope will discuss various topics including local hazards and creating a household plan[4].
Finally, don't forget to check out the local markets and performances. The Bellingham Studio’s "Valentine’s Experience Market" and the Birdhouse Market Collective’s third annual Valentine’s Day Market are just a couple of events to look out for. The Bellingham Circus Guild’s "My Circus Valentine" is also happening from February 13 to 16, featuring local and regional star-studded acts[2].
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
Starting off with some important updates, several schools and institutions in Whatcom County have announced closures and delays due to the recent snow event with sub-freezing temperatures. It's crucial to check the latest announcements to plan your day accordingly. You can find detailed information on these closures on Whatcom News[1].
On a more festive note, Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and Bellingham is gearing up with a variety of events to celebrate love in all its forms. The Fairhaven Chocolate Walk is a must-visit, where participants can collect one-of-a-kind chocolates from 18 stops across Fairhaven. The Whatcom Art Center is hosting "Truffles and Treasures," where visitors can make valentines, browse a one-day-only art show, and indulge in more chocolate. Lydia Place’s annual "Hearts for Housing Gala" is also happening, with a Valentine’s Masquerade theme to benefit Lydia Place’s work to disrupt cycles of homelessness[2].
For families, the Bellingham Public Library is offering a range of activities. Today, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m., children aged 6 to 12 can join in some crafting fun at the Central Library. The library also has "Let’s Make Valentine’s" craft events at branches throughout the county this February. Check their online calendar to find an event near you[4].
In other news, North Coast Credit Union has announced the closure of its branch at Northwest Avenue on February 28. Residents are advised to make necessary arrangements before the closure[3].
For those interested in learning new skills, the Bellingham Public Library is offering Basic Computer Skills classes for adults, starting from February 4 to March 25. These classes are free but require pre-registration. Additionally, the library is hosting a Home Emergency Preparedness class, where instructor Greg Hope will discuss various topics including local hazards and creating a household plan[4].
Finally, don't forget to check out the local markets and performances. The Bellingham Studio’s "Valentine’s Experience Market" and the Birdhouse Market Collective’s third annual Valentine’s Day Market are just a couple of events to look out for. The Bellingham Circus Guild’s "My Circus Valentine" is also happening from February 13 to 16, featuring local and regional star-studded acts[2].
This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.