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Community / Bellingham

WWU Alum Grace Yockey and her grandmother featured in USA Today and the TODAY Show

WWU alum Grace Yockey ’23 is gaining national attention for the heartwarming way she shares life with her grandmother, affectionately known as “Vava.” After graduating from Western with a degree in Business and Sustainability, Grace moved in with her grandmother to become her caregiver. The two of them started the Instagram account @vlogswithvava, documenting their everyday adventures and offering a candid, joyful look at what it’s like to navigate life together while caring for a loved one with dementia.

Sep 4, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Government / Bellingham

City appoints inaugural Landlord and Tenant Advisory Work Group

More than half of Bellingham residents rent their homes. To create better, more regular opportunities to hear from people who rent and people who manage rentals, Mayor Kim Lund has appointed the City’s first ever Landlord and Tenant Advisory Work Group. Bellingham City Council confirmed the appointments on August 24, 2026.

Sep 3, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Government / Countywide

FCZD Advisory Committee Meeting, 9/10/26

Civic Center Annex, Garden Level Conference Room, located at 322 N. Commercial Street, Bellingham, WA, 98225 and via Zoom Platform (see Zoom link below)

Sep 3, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Government / Bellingham

Free First Friday Fun

It’s Free First Friday time at the Whatcom Museum again, and this week we’re diving into all things water. Here are a few of the activities in store tomorrow, Sept. 4:

Sep 3, 2026 · Newsletter story · attributed source passage
Public Safety / Bellingham

National Police K9 Day was Sept. 1

Did you know Bellingham Police Department has the longest running K-9 Unit in Washington? The unit was started in 1969 and has been continuous since then. BPD currently has four K-9 teams trained for finding explosives and drugs, and to track human scent. You can learn more about our talented K9 team and see photos of them in action at the Bellingham Police Department Facebook or Instagram pages.

Sep 3, 2026 · Newsletter story · attributed source passage
Government / Bellingham

Expect delays next week on Meridian Street

Travelers may experience delays along Meridian Street between Van Wyck Road and Tremont Avenue as construction begins next Wednesday, Sept. 9, on the new Tremont Lift Station . The far-right northbound lane and shoulder will be closed from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. during construction. The new lift station will improve wastewater capacity to support development on Bellingham’s north side.

Sep 3, 2026 · Newsletter story · attributed source passage
Government / Bellingham

Enter the We Scoop Dog Photo Contest

It’s that time of year again to share your cutest dog photos! You can submit a photo of your adorable pup during the month of September for a chance to win a prize pack that makes scooping dog poop easier. Dog poop left on the ground washes into our waterways as pollution, which can harm people, pets, and the environment. Your dog could be featured in our promotional materials to help share information about the importance of scooping the poop. Learn more and enter the contest on our website .

Sep 3, 2026 · Newsletter story · attributed source passage
Government / Countywide

SEPA Distribution - Notice of Application

You are receiving this email as part of a SEPA Distribution. This email goes out to all agencies, cities and interested parties.

Sep 2, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Community / Bellingham

Bellingham Public Library Honors Hispanic Heritage Month

Throughout September, Bellingham Public Library will celebrate Hispanic and Latino heritage with book displays, reading lists, and staff recommendations, as well as opportunities to hear personal stories. Please join us in recognizing the contributions and influence of people with Latin American heritage to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States.

Aug 31, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Environment / Countywide

Bellingham City Council Awards Post Point Upgrade Contract Despite Community Concerns. So, What’s Next?

On August 16th, 2026, Bellingham City Council awarded a $40.9 million contract to Walsh Construction Company II, LLC “ for the installation of upgraded air pollution control equipment at the Post Point Wastewater Treatment Plant.” While this is a major disappointment, RE Sources is committed to working toward a faster transition to cleaner and healthier technologies.

Aug 31, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Community / Lummi Nation

Northwest Indian College Acquires Legoe Bay Property, Reconnecting College to Its Origins

Northwest Indian College has acquired a Legoe Bay property on Lummi Island to serve as an educational center supporting teaching, learning, research and community gatherings. Located adjacent to the original site of the Lummi Indian School of Aquaculture (LISA), the property represents far more than a new facility – it is a renewed commitment to place, history, and future generations.

Aug 31, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Government / Countywide

Optional DNS Distribution

You are receiving this email as part of a SEPA Distribution. This email goes out to all agencies, cities and interested parties. Please check the location of the SEPA listed below. If you are representing an incorporated city it may not pertain to you. Parcel Number: 405310374333, 405310226397, 405310343478, 405310328320 Address: 713 Simundson Drive SEPA Case Number: SEPA2026-00064 Notice of Application If you have questions, please contact Planning and Development Services at [email protected] or call 360-778-5900.

Aug 31, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Community / Bellingham

September 2026 Bellingham Public Library Programs and Events

September programs at Bellingham Public Library include the kickoff of a Participate in Democracy series and a special interactive event, Growing Community Through Food. The Friends of the Library September Book Sale is at the Central Library, September 24 – 26. The Library will also participate in Whatcom Water Week with a special StoryWalk® Read Aloud at Boulevard Park.

Aug 28, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Community / Countywide

WECU Named a Best Credit Union to Work For in 2026

BELLINGHAM, WA (August 26, 2026) – WECU has once again been named one of American Banker’s Best Credit Unions to Work For, earning national recognition for its employee experience, workplace culture, and commitment to supporting team members both professionally and personally.

Aug 26, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts