Inside Bellingham March 7, 2025

Bellingham, WALocal News

The recent article outlines significant local developments in Bellingham, including the groundbreaking of an affordable housing project led by Mayor Lund and community leaders in the Birchwood neighborhood. This project by the Kulshan Community Land Trust is set to provide 18 permanently affordable homes, supported by a substantial investment of nearly $800,000 from local housing levy funds. As St. Patrick's Day approaches, the city encourages residents to join the annual Runnin’ O’ the Green event, which features a 5k and 8k route, fostering community engagement and fitness. The Bellingham Police Department has made 85 DUI arrests since the start of the year, highlighting the importance of safe celebrations and urging residents to plan for sober transportation.

The article also promotes a Native Plant Stewardship Course offered by the Washington Native Plant Society, aimed at educating participants about local flora and conservation efforts. This course includes both classroom learning and field trips, culminating in community service commitments. Such initiatives reflect Bellingham's commitment to affordable housing, public safety, and environmental stewardship. Overall, the article serves as a comprehensive roundup of important community news and events.

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