BRIEF: Protesters gather in downtown Bellingham on Presidents Day
By Oren Roberts | February 17On Monday, Feb. 17, 2025, over 300 people gathered to protest outside of Bellingham’s Federal Building.
Oren Roberts (they/them) is the opinions editor for The Front this fall. Previously, they wrote for The Front as a City News reporter. They are a senior studying news/editorial journalism. When not writing or editing, they enjoy brewing kombucha, taking long walks and photographing the beauty of Bellingham. You can reach them at westernfront.opeditor@gmail.com
On Monday, Feb. 17, 2025, over 300 people gathered to protest outside of Bellingham’s Federal Building.
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