Sophia Raymond (she/her) is a city life reporter for The Front this quarter. She is a second-year news/editorial journalism major. When she’s not reporting, you can find her crafting, cooking and searching for new music to listen to. You can reach her at sophiaraymond.thefront@gmail.com.
Nature has always been significant in the life of Zoli Ishikawa-Szabo, a second-year Western Washington University student. His mom played a particularly big role in introducing him to the outdoors.
Local fashion designers will be showing off their sustainable outfits at Habitat Whatcom’s 6th Annual Trashion Show on Saturday, May 3. The event gives artists an opportunity to transform items that would usually end up in the landfill into unique clothing items, all while raising money for Habitat for Humanity.
Spring sunshine is here after a long, cold winter, but Bellingham residents may still be feeling glum. Some are tackling these feelings with gardening. Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as SAD, is “a type of depression characterized by a recurrent seasonal pattern,” according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
Since opening in 2016 in Fairhaven, Paws For a Beer has been a place for people to relax and sip on a cold drink while their pups run around and play.
Whether you’re a vinyl lover, comic book enthusiast or a foodie looking for a unique meal, downtown Bellingham has something for everyone. Here are some ideas for your next day trip or overnight adventure.
The fourth annual Fairhaven Chocolate Walk highlights small businesses while providing a fun interactive experience for anyone who loves chocolate. With 18 stops around Fairhaven Village, you can sample a variety of chocolate while exploring participating shops from noon until 5 p.m.
Are you fed up with your usual dining options or typical outing activities? Unsure about what to do in the dry winter cold? Look no further than Fairhaven to indulge in a hearty meal, a warm cup of tea, or a nice stroll alongside Bellingham Bay.
Shortly after the holidays, New Year’s resolutions of fitness are turning into action. According to Statista, a global data platform, resolutions of eating healthier, exercising more and losing weight are among the most popular resolutions this year after saving money.
Solutions by The State News
