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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, October 2.

It’s a crisp fall day in Bellingham, with some big news and plenty of ways to get out and enjoy our city. Early this morning, northbound lanes of I-5 in Bellingham and Ferndale saw major disruptions. Debris, including spilled concrete, caused traffic slowdowns and a collision, while Ferndale’s I-5 on-ramp remains closed after a serious rollover accident. Thankfully, the woman involved was taken to PeaceHealth St. Joseph Medical Center and is expected to recover from her injuries. If you’re hitting the road, be patient and stick to the speed limits, and keep an eye out for cleanup crews. While the skies might look dramatic, the National Weather Service wind advisory has passed, but do watch for leftover gusty pockets. Boaters and moored vessel owners are urged to check those lines, as the wind may still cause issues.

For residents eager to clear their yards, outdoor burning restrictions will be lifted this Saturday, October 4. Even so, local emergency management is warning that Bellingham’s dry conditions could mean lingering fire risks, so please exercise caution.

On the legislative front, you’ll notice some statewide changes affecting our daily lives. Starting this month, the Discover Pass for state parks has jumped 50 percent in price, part of a lineup of cost increases impacting everything from parking to plastic grocery bags. Washington’s plastic bag fee will also increase come January, so bring your reusable bags when shopping. These efforts are part of continuing work to reduce single-use waste statewide.

Let’s shift to what’s happening around town today. Doctober, the Pacific Northwest’s largest documentary film festival, launches its 18th season tonight with a packed house for the sold-out screening of Jimmy and the Demons. Throughout October, dozens of films will play at the Pickford Film Center, so check the lineup and grab tickets if you want to join filmmakers and enthusiasts in celebrating nonfiction storytelling.

If you’re looking for evening plans, Bellingham’s event calendar is overflowing. Head to Flatstick Pub or Larrabee Lager Company for a round of bingo, test your knowledge at trivia at Stones Throw Brewery or Stemma West, or explore the soulful sounds of Booker T. Jones at the Mount Baker Theatre. For those feeling adventurous, Flow Fusion Dance takes over The Karate Church, and Game Night Blood on the Clocktower offers mysteries and strategy at The Upfront Theatre.

Tomorrow, First Fridays kicks off downtown with art walks, music, and more, while the Fairhaven Ghost Tour returns for some historic chills. The anticipated Gnomecoming Dance at the Bellingham Circus Guild promises quirky fun to start your weekend.

That’s what’s making waves and bringing people together in Bellingham today. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Wednesday, October 1st, 2025.

Brace yourselves for a blustery start to October. The National Weather Service has a wind advisory in effect through 5 PM today, with gusts strong enough to send down tree limbs and potentially cause a few power outages. Boaters are urged to double-check their moorings, especially in local marinas, to prevent any surprise boat movements by this evening’s winds. If you’re traveling north on I-5, heads up for delays—the lanes through Ferndale and parts of Bellingham are dealing with debris and, earlier this morning, a rollover crash that blocked several lanes. Give yourself a little extra time if you’re headed that way or consider alternate routes if you can.

In statewide news, starting today, the Discover Pass for Washington State Parks goes up by fifteen dollars. The annual pass now costs forty-five dollars, up from thirty, marking its first price hike since 2011. This required pass gets your vehicle unlimited access to state parks and lands, so if you’re planning on leaf-peeping or hiking with the family this weekend, keep the price change in mind. Also taking effect today, a new Washington retail sales tax applies to certain services that were previously exempt, including digital advertising, some live performances, IT services, and temporary staffing, so small businesses in Bellingham will want to take note.

Now, to brighten up your midweek, here are some activities happening in and around Bellingham today. Early risers can join the Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association’s Stream Team campus for habitat work from 8 to noon, a lovely way to connect with the community and the environment. Music lovers can enjoy a special matinee concert at First Congregational Church, where Rebecca and Gabriel Mañalac bring two pianos to life starting at 10:30. Interested in a little feline company? NEKO Cat Cafe on Cornwall Ave hosts College Day from 6 to 7:30 this evening, inviting students to unwind and sip alongside some furry friends.

Trivia fans have plenty to choose from: Cheba Hut on Holly Street and Flatstick Pub on State Street both host trivia games tonight, with start times at 7 and 8 PM. For something a little different, try exploring your artistic side at Life Drawing Bellingham, held at the Karate Church from 6:30 to 9 PM. Want to try some classic Scottish fun? Head over to the Fairhaven Library for an intro to Scottish Country Dancing from 7 to 8:30.

If you are looking for a more mysterious way to welcome October, the Downtown Ghost Tour kicks off tonight with spooky stories and local lore—starting at the Commercial Street Garage and happening on select dates all month long.

On the civic beat, Ferndale City Hall remains closed for repairs due to water damage, but staff are working to get the doors open again early next week. And a quick reminder for those watching the wildfire risk—outdoor burning restrictions are set to lift across Whatcom County on Oc

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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Monday, September 29th, 2025.

It is a cool and classic fall day here in Bellingham, and there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy it. Let’s begin with the news that’s shaping our city. Yesterday evening, a serious crash closed Mountain View Road in Ferndale, so if you’re commuting that way, check for detours and plan ahead. Good news if you plan to visit Ferndale City Hall—it’s reopening today after being closed for water damage, so city services should be back on schedule. Power outages have been impacting parts of Whatcom County, particularly around Lynden and Everson, but crews are working to restore service as quickly as possible. If you’re seeing unusual air traffic, that mysterious Goodyear Blimp seen above western Whatcom County yesterday was just making a pass from Arlington, so nothing to worry about there.

On a more somber note, law enforcement officials have warned of a recent bear sighting around Sumas. If you’re headed out for a hike or some early autumn leaf peeping, keep your eyes open and stay aware of your surroundings. Meanwhile, a local healthcare provider has had their credentials revoked and can no longer work with vulnerable community members, and in Bellingham, the city has won a legal judgment related to a problematic encampment downtown, confirming the city isn’t responsible for toxic waste cleanup on private property.

For those looking to get out and do something fun today, the Harvest Festival is in full swing at BelleWood Farms with family activities running until late afternoon. The Whatcom Family YMCA’s pools are open from early morning until close tonight, so if you want to get some laps in or just splash around, there’s space for everyone. The Marine Life Center downtown is open with free admission, offering a great look at some Puget Sound critters, and kids can play long hours at PlayDate BLI, which runs open play sessions all day long.

If you’re more of a bookworm or have kids eager to learn, head to the Bellingham Public Library for Little Storytime mid-morning, or jump in for the free Library Explorers activity in the afternoon. The Arne Hanna Aquatic Center is hosting swim sessions throughout the day, and for older kids and teens, check out the teen craft hour at the Lynden Library this afternoon, or LEGO Club for something hands-on and creative.

For sports fans, the Western Washington Invitational kicks off today at the Bellingham Golf and Country Club. The event features top collegiate golfers from around the region and is a great excuse to take in some fresh air while watching high-level competition.

Those wanting community connection will find several events hosted by the Bellingham Queer Collective this week, including Fun Fridays at their center, drop-in crafts at Northwest Yarns, and support meetings for queer elders and those new to the city. Looking ahead, mark your calendar for the upcoming Bellingham Erotic Ball and a special drag variety s

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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Sunday, September 28, 2025.

It’s a beautiful Sunday in Bellingham, and at the top of today’s local highlights is the much-anticipated SeaFeast weekend happening right now down at Squalicum Harbor. Today is the last day to soak in the sights, sounds, and flavors of Bellingham’s iconic maritime celebration, which runs until 5 PM. If you haven’t been yet, picture music filling the salty air, the irresistible aroma of fresh local seafood, a vibrant beer and cider garden with waterfront views, hands-on experiences for all ages, and the extraordinary Lummi Nation Firepit Salmon—an open-fire barbecue you truly don’t want to miss. Admission is free, but if you’re feeling adventurous, check out the special boat tours, creative workshops, and behind-the-scenes industry tours to really immerse yourself in our salty heritage. Remember, parking near the harbor is only for seniors and those with disabilities, but WTA’s Waterfront Trolley Line 47 will ferry you there with ease all weekend.

Elsewhere around town, Downtown Bellingham’s Farmer’s Market is open until 2 PM at Depot Market Square. Don’t miss your chance to pick up locally grown produce, artisan goods, and a hot coffee for a cozy stroll under classic Pacific Northwest skies. If you’re looking for kid-friendly activities, BelleWood Farms has its annual Harvest Festival until 3:30 this afternoon—apple picking and pumpkin patches abound, perfect for photos and family treats. Over at the Whatcom Museum, the FIG Studio and Artists Corner are welcoming kids and grownups alike for hands-on art making until 4:30, and the Marine Life Center on Roeder Avenue is open, inviting you for a free, close-up look at Bellingham Bay’s fascinating aquatic life.

For those in a playful mood, both Park Bowl and the 20th Century Bowling Alley are rolling all afternoon, and if you’re up for a swim, the Arne Hanna Aquatic Center has open swim times throughout the day. Later on, you can cap off your evening with open skating at the Lynden Skateway running late into the night.

In local news, authorities recently confirmed the identity of remains found near Leavenworth as Travis Decker, who was previously wanted in connection with a triple homicide. Stay tuned for updates as more details emerge. In more positive news, the N Lake Samish bridge has reopened, though Samish Park remains closed until the end of the year. If you’re traveling through Ferndale, expect I-5 closures for ramp repairs that might cause some southbound traffic, so plan accordingly.

And finally, keep your eyes on the skies—locals caught a glimpse of the Goodyear Blimp drifting above western Whatcom County yesterday, adding a little extra excitement to the weekend.

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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Saturday, September 27, 2025.

It’s shaping up to be an exciting autumn weekend here in Bellingham. The big headline for today is the launch of the Ninth Annual Bellingham SeaFeast down at Squalicum Harbor, running both today and tomorrow. This free waterfront festival brings the community together to celebrate our region’s maritime heritage and the commercial fishing industry that’s woven into daily life. Expect breathtaking harbor views, live music, and a beer and cider garden packed with local flavors. If you’re a fan of fresh seafood, you’re in for a treat: local vendors will be serving up dockside catches, and the Lummi Nation Firepit Salmon embodies tradition over open fire you won’t want to miss. Add in boat rides, art booths, and hands-on fishing experiences for kids and adults, and you’ve got two full days of Northwest magic.

Those looking for a more classic local Saturday can head to Depot Market Square for the Bellingham Farmers Market, active from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Expect crisp apples, pumpkins, and fall veggies alongside handcrafted goods from makers across Whatcom County. If you’re into arts, the Whatcom Museum’s FIG Artist Corner is open, offering family art workshops and exhibitions from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Tonight, Bellingham gets a bit spooky with the Fairhaven Ghost Tour starting at Sycamore Square. Led by local storytellers, this tour explores the city’s mysterious history and promises some hair-raising tales perfect for the season.

Music lovers can check out live sets at venues like The Upfront Theatre and Bar Two Eleven, or swing by Aslan Brewing Co.’s Black Noise Record Fair for rare vinyl and local DJ sets. Don’t forget a jazz brunch at Hotel Leo, running early from 8 a.m. till 2 p.m., or join a sunset silent disco at Zuanich Point Park as dusk rolls in.

For those seeking outdoor adventure, the North Cascades Carnivores Field Class is inviting nature lovers out to Diablo Dam Road for a hands-on learning hike focused on our region's wildlife and ecosystems.

Turning to news, DNA analysis has confirmed the passing of Travis Decker, the suspect at the center of a triple-murder investigation, bringing resolution to a months-long search. Ferndale City Hall has reopened after water damage, while several longstanding Ferndale businesses are closing their doors after serving the community for decades. Power outages linger in Lynden and Everson as investigators work to restore service. Residents near Sumas should keep an eye out as bear sightings have officials reminding everyone to be alert outdoors.

Finally, wildfire smoke will continue to affect visibility throughout Western Washington this weekend, though air quality remains at “good” to “moderate” levels for us here in Bellingham. If you have respiratory sensitivities, it’s a good idea to limit intense outdoor activity, especially for kids and older adults.

Whether you’re indulging in seafood, exploring markets,

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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, September 25th, twenty twenty-five. As we kick off this crisp autumn day, let’s dive into the stories and happenings shaping our city.

First, a milestone for Bellingham—our population has hit ninety-eight thousand three hundred forty, edging ever closer to that historic one hundred thousand mark. With growth comes energy and new ideas, fueling the changes around town, from revitalized neighborhoods to upgrades in public spaces.

On the news front, the local pharmacy landscape is shifting. Rite Aid stores in nearby Lynden, Ferndale, and Blaine have been saved from closure and will soon rebrand as CVS Pharmacies, while Bellingham’s own Rite Aid isn’t so lucky and faces a shutdown. As other businesses face uncertainty—in no small part due to dwindling Canadian shoppers—local shop owners are feeling the pinch and hoping for a post-summer rebound.

Meanwhile, I-5 commuters, plan ahead. There are nighttime closures this week for paving projects, which might throw a wrench into your late-evening travels. It’s also a reminder that fall brings its own set of traffic and construction headaches, but also new opportunities to explore close to home.

If you’re out and about, there’s plenty to do today. Hit up the Chuckanut Bay Distillery for a tour and tasting, or swing by the Cordata Gallery for the Modern Meets Primitive exhibition before it wraps up this weekend. For those who want to dig a little deeper into our green city, the Whatcom Museum is hosting a workshop tonight on boosting biodiversity in your home garden, perfect for anyone looking to cultivate an insect-friendly habitat.

In the mood for socializing and fun? Test your trivia chops at Stones Throw Brewery or Stemma West, or try your luck at Vinyl Music Bingo at the Larrabee Lager Company—all happening tonight. If dancing is more your style, swing by the Elks Lodge for Northwest Country Swing, or find your own rhythm at the Flow Fusion Dance at the Karate Church.

Looking ahead, get ready for the ninth annual Bellingham SeaFeast this Saturday at Zuanich Park—a celebration of our maritime heritage with seafood, live entertainment, and family fun. Or catch the beloved Bellingham Farmers Market Saturday morning at Depot Market Square, a fall tradition for fresh produce and local crafts. And for night owls, Aslan After Hours continues its late-night music series Saturday, while The Upfront Theatre keeps the laughs rolling with comedy improv shows all weekend.

Before we go, a quick note from public safety. After recent investigations and incidents in the broader county, local officials urge everyone to stay alert, report anything unusual, and take care of one another as our community grows.

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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Wednesday, September 24. It’s a bright and breezy start to autumn here in Bellingham, and the city is buzzing with activities and a bit of headline news. Last night, law enforcement made a third arrest in connection with an ongoing cocaine operation in the area, a case that’s been unfolding over the past few months. The suspect, a 34-year-old woman, was taken in on several drug-related charges, including maintaining a property for drug trafficking. The investigation began this summer when officials discovered crack cocaine cooking equipment in a local hotel, and trial dates for two other suspects have already been scheduled for later this fall. The sheriff’s office has signaled that the crackdown on local drug crime continues to be a priority, aiming to disrupt networks that impact neighborhoods across Bellingham.

In lighter news, today’s calendar is packed with ways to connect, relax, and explore. If you’re feeling musical, Local musician Aaron Guest will be performing live piano in the Boundary Bay Taproom from 5:30 to 7:30 tonight—his event wraps up today for the season. Over at Stones Throw Brewery, the vibes keep flowing from 6 to 8 p.m. with more live music, perfect for kicking back after work. If you’re in the mood to learn something new, Fairhaven Library Auditorium is opening its doors for an intro to Scottish Country Dancing at 7 p.m. Enter through the back and prepare to step, twirl, and maybe make a few new friends.

For those who love food, felines, or just a unique Wednesday twist, NEKO Cat Cafe is hosting College Day from 6 to 7:30 p.m., promising a dose of cuteness to lift midweek spirits. Lake Whatcom continues its popular Women on Water night for paddle sports, welcoming all skill levels from 6 to 9 p.m. And down at Cafe Rumba, you can drop in on Café con Conversación if you’re looking to practice your Spanish and meet new people.

If you’re up for something different, Northwest Indian College is holding its Museum After Dark from 5 to 8:30 p.m. The immersive evening at the Lummi campus gives you a chance to explore culture, art, and maybe discover a new perspective as we head into fall.

Staying connected to the wider region, folks in the north county might notice a few lingering outages, but Bellingham’s power grid remains steady this morning. Road-wise, southbound I-5 travelers near Ferndale should expect a few closures and delays as road crews continue their ramp repairs—worth planning ahead if you’re crossing county lines.

Looking ahead, this weekend promises more excitement. The annual Bellingham SeaFeast takes over Zuanich Park, celebrating our maritime heritage with fresh seafood, live entertainment, and hands-on fun for the whole family. Saturday also brings the ever-popular Farmers Market at Depot Market Square, record collectors have their fix at the Black Noise Record Fair, and Fish Tales & Ales at Beach Cat Brewing delivers stories from local fisherfolk.

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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Monday, September 22, 2025.

Let’s dive right into what’s happening around town and what you can expect for your start to the week. First up, the investigation into a suspicious vehicle over the weekend ended with the seizure of drugs, a firearm, and cash, with deputies reporting some inconsistent stories from the people involved. Local authorities continue to urge everyone to keep an eye out for suspicious activity and stay alert, especially as school is in full swing. Speaking of which, a tragic car crash involving Nooksack Valley High School students last week resulted in a loss that has hit the community hard. If you’re driving near local schools and neighborhoods, please slow down and watch for kids during commute hours.

In city news, the North Lake Samish bridge reopening is definitely making life a bit easier for travelers who frequent that area, but keep in mind Samish Park will stay closed to the public for a while longer as repairs continue. And if you’re heading out on the road near Ferndale, expect some traffic impacts as I-5 southbound ramps get ground down and repaved this week—plan for possible delays or alternate routes. For those affected by weekend power outages in the Lynden, Everson, and Point Roberts areas, utilities crews worked into the afternoon, with most folks expected to have power restored by the evening.

Let’s turn to things a bit lighter. The Goodyear Blimp was spotted floating above Whatcom County yesterday, adding an unexpected touch of spectacle to the skyline. And yes, officials have also confirmed a bear sighting around Sumas—another reminder that we really do live where wild things roam.

There’s plenty on the calendar to shake off those Monday blues. Tonight, check out Monday Night Dance with the Bellingham Embodiment Collective at the Majestic Ballroom from 6:30 to 8. If you prefer live music, international talents Tim Kliphuis and Jimmy Grant, along with Pace Trumpet, will take the stage at The Shakedown, doors open at 7:30, show kicks off at 8.

For water enthusiasts, Lake Whatcom is hosting Men’s Night with Whatcom Wake Sports from 6 to 9. And if you want to get a jump start on tomorrow’s fun, there’s Best Buds Bingo at Cheba Hut, a Botanical Broom Workshop at Kara’s Beauty Barn, and a fiber arts gathering at Stones Throw Brewery for the crafty crowd. Looking ahead to the weekend, mark your calendar for the 9th Annual Bellingham SeaFeast at Zuanich Park, an event that promises great food, maritime traditions, and family fun. Plus, the Bellingham Farmers Market will be at Depot Market Square Saturday from 10 to 2, so get ready for peak local harvest and community vibes.

From the music halls to our scenic lakes, and even those unexpected run-ins with wildlife, it’s clear that Bellingham is staying active, engaged, and vibrant despite some bumps and bear sightings along the way.

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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Sunday, September 21st, 2025. We hope you’re enjoying the first weekend of fall, with crisp air rolling in and a busy slate of local happenings stirring throughout the city.

Let’s kick things off with a nod to runners across the region. Depot Market Square is bustling today as the Bellingham Bay Marathon takes over downtown from early morning through the afternoon. Whether you’re cheering on friends or looking for an energizing stroll, it’s a perfect day to catch the excitement, soak up the atmosphere, and maybe enjoy some post-race local treats at nearby cafes. If you’re out and about, expect some detours and crowds along Railroad Avenue and waterfront paths—all part of a day that’s become a highlight for Bellingham’s active community.

On the arts and culture beat, today is the 22nd Annual International Day of Peace, where ten remarkable businesses are teaming up with the Whatcom Peace & Justice Center for their Drink and Dine for Peace initiative. The theme this year is We Keep Us Safe: Fostering a Culture of Care, urging us all to shift from fear toward relationships and mutual support. All month long, a portion of proceeds from meals and drinks at participating spots will directly bolster peace-building efforts in Whatcom County. So, treat yourself as you help create a more caring and just community. If you want to join the celebration, swing by the event at the WPJC or simply check online for a list of supporting venues.

If you’re searching for community or creative inspiration tonight, Bellingham Queer Collective is offering a free info session on their Mindfulness-based Queer Resilience course at 5:30 PM. It’s a great chance to connect, reflect, and learn more about mental well-being tailored for our vibrant LGBTQ+ neighbors. And keep an eye out for Fun Fridays at the BQC Center, knitting and crafting nights at Northwest Yarns, and ongoing art shows spotlighting stories from local creators—all weaving new connections in every corner of the city.

Western Washington University is popping with events as new and returning students get settled. You can catch a classic outdoor screening of Superman starting at 2 PM, perfect for families, students, and anyone wanting to unwind with a blockbuster under the September sky. The campus also hosts open houses for Disability Access Centers, offering a welcoming environment to learn and make new friends.

Turning to local headlines, law enforcement is investigating a suspicious vehicle incident that led to a seizure of drugs, a firearm, and cash. Meanwhile, Ferndale City Hall is set to reopen Monday after water damage, and there’s no tsunami risk for our coast following the recent earthquake off Russia. Be aware, though—bear sightings are confirmed near Sumas, so hikers and residents should stay alert. Around Lynden and Everson, over 1,500 are without power as crews work to restore service. And for those traveling, southbound I-5 closures near

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Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Saturday, September 20, 2025.

Kicking off the day, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention hosts the Out of the Darkness Walk at Bellingham High School starting at 9 a.m., a powerful community event reminding us all that mental health awareness and support are at the heart of Bellingham’s spirit. For those eager for some fresh local flavor, both the Bellingham Dockside Market at Squalicum Harbor and the weekly Farmers Market at Depot Market Square will be buzzing from 10 to 2. Whether you want just-picked apples, artisan bread, or fresh seafood straight from Puget Sound, you’ll find it all while mingling among your neighbors.

If you’re searching for a unique shopping experience, the Pitcher Perfect Vintage Market pops up from noon to 7 p.m. at Structures Brewing’s Old Town Taproom. Think one-of-a-kind retro finds paired with inventive local brews and a festive atmosphere. Meanwhile, art lovers can swing by Cordata Gallery for the Modern Meets Primitive exhibition, showcasing local artists blending ancient inspiration with modern flair, open till 4 p.m. today. At the Jansen Art Center, creative souls can try their hand at paint pouring in a special workshop, nurturing your inner chaos artist in the most colorful way.

As the afternoon rolls in, celebrate a milestone as Boundary Bay Brewery throws its big 30th Anniversary Party from 11 a.m. till late, promising craft beer, live music, and that iconic community feel that’s defined downtown Bellingham for three decades. If you’re in the mood for some science and spectacle, head to the SPARK Museum of Electrical Invention for the always-thrilling MegaZapper Show at 2:30, a crowd favorite for families and curious minds alike.

Tonight brings even more options: jazz fans will want to grab brunch at Hotel Leo or catch acclaimed trumpeter Chris Botti at Mount Baker Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Over at Bayou on Bay, Reji Marc delivers an electric solo set, while fans of all things eighties can rock out to HairNation at Bar Two Eleven. For the adventurous, sunset means silent disco at Zuanich Point Park—headphones on, worries off, dancing as the sun dips behind the bay.

If you’re planning Sunday, don’t forget it’s Bellingham Bay Marathon day. Runners will be hitting the streets from 7 in the morning, so cheer them on or plan your travel accordingly. There’s also Bellingham Veg Fest at Barkley Village for plant-based eats and ideas.

On the news front, three Ferndale men remain in custody following a robbery in Bellingham this summer. Authorities remind residents to stay vigilant and connected, especially as police wrap up investigations and reinforce neighborhood safety. Weather reports suggest a mild fall day with plenty of crisp sunshine, perfect for enjoying all that Bellingham has to offer.

That’s your snapshot for Saturday. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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