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Warm Weather Continues, Protests Planned, and Agricultural Research Expands in Bellingham
Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Thursday, June 12, 2025.
Sunshine and warm weather continue across Whatcom County today as a heat advisory remains in effect. If you are planning to spend time outside, especially further inland, expect temperatures to peak in the high 80s. Remember to stay hydrated and check on anyone who might need extra care in the heat.
For those looking for things to do, Pickford Film Center is celebrating pride month with a screening of The Birdcage this morning at 11. It is a classic comedy and a great way to start your day with laughter and community at 1318 Bay Street. Later tonight, baseball fans can catch the Bellingham Bells as they take on the Bend Elks at Joe Martin Field. First pitch is at 6:35, and with the warm weather, it should be a perfect night for some classic Northwest baseball under the lights.
Turning to local headlines, protests are set for this weekend. On Friday, Ferndale will host an ICE-Breaker rally, starting at 4:30 in the library parking lot, followed by a march to City Hall at 5. Organizers are focusing on demanding protections for undocumented neighbors. Then on Saturday, downtown Bellingham will see a No Kings Day of Defiance demonstration at City Hall from 3 to 6 in the evening. This is part of a nationwide movement responding to the military parade in Washington, DC. Both events are permitted, and participants are encouraged to keep things peaceful and respectful as they make their voices heard.
In public safety news, Bellingham police daily activity has shown increased patrols downtown and by the waterfront, so expect to see a few more officers out and about as they keep an eye on summer crowds. Meanwhile, a recent court case concluded with a local woman pleading guilty to vehicular homicide. Authorities remind everyone to make safe choices on the road, especially with summer festivities in full swing.
On the community development front, the Port of Bellingham is moving forward to acquire the Boxx Berry Farm property. The plan is to convert it into a Whatcom Agricultural Research Station, bringing even more agricultural innovation and research opportunities to the region.
Finally, a heads up for families: Chuckanut Drive remains closed as stabilization work continues after the recent landslide. If you are planning scenic drives or beach trips, plan your route accordingly.
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
Sunshine and warm weather continue across Whatcom County today as a heat advisory remains in effect. If you are planning to spend time outside, especially further inland, expect temperatures to peak in the high 80s. Remember to stay hydrated and check on anyone who might need extra care in the heat.
For those looking for things to do, Pickford Film Center is celebrating pride month with a screening of The Birdcage this morning at 11. It is a classic comedy and a great way to start your day with laughter and community at 1318 Bay Street. Later tonight, baseball fans can catch the Bellingham Bells as they take on the Bend Elks at Joe Martin Field. First pitch is at 6:35, and with the warm weather, it should be a perfect night for some classic Northwest baseball under the lights.
Turning to local headlines, protests are set for this weekend. On Friday, Ferndale will host an ICE-Breaker rally, starting at 4:30 in the library parking lot, followed by a march to City Hall at 5. Organizers are focusing on demanding protections for undocumented neighbors. Then on Saturday, downtown Bellingham will see a No Kings Day of Defiance demonstration at City Hall from 3 to 6 in the evening. This is part of a nationwide movement responding to the military parade in Washington, DC. Both events are permitted, and participants are encouraged to keep things peaceful and respectful as they make their voices heard.
In public safety news, Bellingham police daily activity has shown increased patrols downtown and by the waterfront, so expect to see a few more officers out and about as they keep an eye on summer crowds. Meanwhile, a recent court case concluded with a local woman pleading guilty to vehicular homicide. Authorities remind everyone to make safe choices on the road, especially with summer festivities in full swing.
On the community development front, the Port of Bellingham is moving forward to acquire the Boxx Berry Farm property. The plan is to convert it into a Whatcom Agricultural Research Station, bringing even more agricultural innovation and research opportunities to the region.
Finally, a heads up for families: Chuckanut Drive remains closed as stabilization work continues after the recent landslide. If you are planning scenic drives or beach trips, plan your route accordingly.
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 Thursday, June 12, 2025.
Sunshine and warm weather continue across Whatcom County today as a heat advisory remains in effect. If you are planning to spend time outside, especially further inland, expect temperatures to peak in the high 80s. Remember to stay hydrated and check on anyone who might need extra care in the heat.
For those looking for things to do, Pickford Film Center is celebrating pride month with a screening of The Birdcage this morning at 11. It is a classic comedy and a great way to start your day with laughter and community at 1318 Bay Street. Later tonight, baseball fans can catch the Bellingham Bells as they take on the Bend Elks at Joe Martin Field. First pitch is at 6:35, and with the warm weather, it should be a perfect night for some classic Northwest baseball under the lights.
Turning to local headlines, protests are set for this weekend. On Friday, Ferndale will host an ICE-Breaker rally, starting at 4:30 in the library parking lot, followed by a march to City Hall at 5. Organizers are focusing on demanding protections for undocumented neighbors. Then on Saturday, downtown Bellingham will see a No Kings Day of Defiance demonstration at City Hall from 3 to 6 in the evening. This is part of a nationwide movement responding to the military parade in Washington, DC. Both events are permitted, and participants are encouraged to keep things peaceful and respectful as they make their voices heard.
In public safety news, Bellingham police daily activity has shown increased patrols downtown and by the waterfront, so expect to see a few more officers out and about as they keep an eye on summer crowds. Meanwhile, a recent court case concluded with a local woman pleading guilty to vehicular homicide. Authorities remind everyone to make safe choices on the road, especially with summer festivities in full swing.
On the community development front, the Port of Bellingham is moving forward to acquire the Boxx Berry Farm property. The plan is to convert it into a Whatcom Agricultural Research Station, bringing even more agricultural innovation and research opportunities to the region.
Finally, a heads up for families: Chuckanut Drive remains closed as stabilization work continues after the recent landslide. If you are planning scenic drives or beach trips, plan your route accordingly.
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
Sunshine and warm weather continue across Whatcom County today as a heat advisory remains in effect. If you are planning to spend time outside, especially further inland, expect temperatures to peak in the high 80s. Remember to stay hydrated and check on anyone who might need extra care in the heat.
For those looking for things to do, Pickford Film Center is celebrating pride month with a screening of The Birdcage this morning at 11. It is a classic comedy and a great way to start your day with laughter and community at 1318 Bay Street. Later tonight, baseball fans can catch the Bellingham Bells as they take on the Bend Elks at Joe Martin Field. First pitch is at 6:35, and with the warm weather, it should be a perfect night for some classic Northwest baseball under the lights.
Turning to local headlines, protests are set for this weekend. On Friday, Ferndale will host an ICE-Breaker rally, starting at 4:30 in the library parking lot, followed by a march to City Hall at 5. Organizers are focusing on demanding protections for undocumented neighbors. Then on Saturday, downtown Bellingham will see a No Kings Day of Defiance demonstration at City Hall from 3 to 6 in the evening. This is part of a nationwide movement responding to the military parade in Washington, DC. Both events are permitted, and participants are encouraged to keep things peaceful and respectful as they make their voices heard.
In public safety news, Bellingham police daily activity has shown increased patrols downtown and by the waterfront, so expect to see a few more officers out and about as they keep an eye on summer crowds. Meanwhile, a recent court case concluded with a local woman pleading guilty to vehicular homicide. Authorities remind everyone to make safe choices on the road, especially with summer festivities in full swing.
On the community development front, the Port of Bellingham is moving forward to acquire the Boxx Berry Farm property. The plan is to convert it into a Whatcom Agricultural Research Station, bringing even more agricultural innovation and research opportunities to the region.
Finally, a heads up for families: Chuckanut Drive remains closed as stabilization work continues after the recent landslide. If you are planning scenic drives or beach trips, plan your route accordingly.
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