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The Whatcom Humane Society is holding its annual Dog Days of Summer Festival on Sunday, Aug. 25. The event is offering games, prizes and a doggone good time.
One of the “biggest little music and art festivals” will return to Whidbey Island the weekend of Aug. 16 to 18, featuring live music, art and food from all over the region.
Bellingham parks are special in their own ways – this is some of the history behind some of Bellingham’s quirkiest neighborhood parks.
The new block party, hosted by Allied Arts, is a celebration of community, sustainable transportation, local arts and culture happening on Aug. 18.
When paving is complete on the temporary James Street bridge, detour traffic will be redirected, and the Meador Avenue bridge will temporarily close.
At the Noisy Waters Mural Festival the general public can purchase tokens and use them to vote for their favorite muralist. The winners will receive large wall commissions throughout Bellingham.
The event is scheduled to take place on Sunday, Aug. 18, at 7 a.m. Community members are simply encouraged to come out to the speedway, watch riders do some laps, grab a bite and support the foundation— all in remembrance of Owen.
The next phase will include the demolition and rebuilding of a vehicle barn. It is expected that this second phase of construction will not be complete until 2026.
WWU will host a panel of economic and financial literacy speakers for the 2024 Washington Economics Symposium on Aug. 20.Â
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