Inside Bellingham November 27, 2024

Bellingham, WALocal News

The City of Bellingham's communications team recently reported on several community highlights, including the Police Department's impressive victory over the Fire Department in the 2024 Turkey Bowl, with a score of 70-49. This annual flag football game not only showcases local pride but also strengthens community ties among first responders. As residents prepare for the holidays, they should note that City Hall and other facilities will experience closures on designated dates, such as Thanksgiving and New Year's Day. The City is actively recruiting volunteers for various advisory groups, which are essential for providing diverse perspectives and insights to city leaders. A free tree giveaway event is scheduled for Saturday at the Farmers Market, encouraging sustainable practices among residents by promoting tree planting.

December will feature a range of holiday events designed to bring the community together, including a Lighted Bike Parade and festive activities at the Whatcom Museum. Furthermore, the article stresses the importance of proper disposal of fats and oils during the holiday cooking season to protect the city's wastewater infrastructure. This comprehensive roundup reflects the City of Bellingham's commitment to community engagement, environmental stewardship, and public safety.

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