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September is National Preparedness Month, and community contributor Amy Cloud brings us more information about Whatcom County’s CERT program.
It’s an increase from the roughly 9% rate increase in 2024 and comes as the rates have risen in every year since 2022.
The county council unanimously approved Dr. Aldo Fusaro as interim medical examiner during its meeting on Sept. 10.
Silent disco encourages people to not only dance and move their body but learn more about themselves and others in a non-judgmental environment.
People are encouraged to pre-register ahead of their visit, but the clinic is also accepting walk-ins.
The free showers are available from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the City Hall parking lot.
The National Weather Service says the advisory will remain in effect through Saturday, Sept. 7.
Amy Cloud shares how to be more prepared in a moment’s notice of a natural disaster,
The popular swimming area at Taylor Dock and Boulevard Park is now open for swimming, but the state Dept. of Ecology advises swimmers to shower after contact with the water as a precaution.
Bellingham Police says to designate sober drivers, take public transit or arrange a rideshare to avoid DUI charges.