“We are an increasingly diverse nation and community, and as such, Western has a responsibility to create a welcoming, inclusive and workable environment,” Frank Haulgren, facilities and assessment coordinator for Wilson Library, said.
Participants of the Bellingham Pride parade cheered and performed for spectators on Sunday, July 15 as they made their way from Bellingham High School to Market Depot Square. // Photo by Jessica Vangel
Make.shift opens their doors each year for an all-ages, free dance party in partnership with Bellingham Pride // Photo by Allayana Darrow
Waypoint Park is just the start of 33 acres of new parks to be added to the former Georgia Pacific site, said Bellingham Parks and Recreation Department Director Leslie Bryson. // Photo by Sara Bourgeau
The five proposed locations are located near the Whatcom County Courthouse // Photo by Tris Anderson
Emmett Linklater built his tiny home with help from his father. // Photo courtesy of The Spokesman-Review
Upcoming brewery on the corner of Grant and Carolina streets set to open in late July. // Photo by Jessica Vangel
Students for Farmworker Justice is working to spread information about a U.S Department of Labor program called H-2A. // Photo courtesy of Students for Farmerworker Justice
HomesNow!, a local organization that advocates for the homeless, have put together a mobile shower truck project to provide accessible showers to those in need. // Photo courtesy by Zack Jimenez
Chipp Allard, stilter and juggler for the Bellingham Circus Guild, could be seen at the celebration standing nearly 10-feet high. // Photo by Emily Porter
The proposed nature reserve will feature over two miles of loop trail and beach access. // Infographic courtesy of Wayne Schwandt
Pamela Bosch of the Highland Hemp House project utilizes an alternative source for building material - hempcrete. // Photo by Jon Foster
Panelists prepare to discuss the various components of the opioid epidemic in an event hosted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Whatcom County on Thursday, June 28. // Photo by Raelynn Sheridan
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