Inside Bellingham March 28, 2025

Bellingham, WALocal News

The Bellingham Public Library Board of Trustees and Whatcom Community Foundation have announced a $3. 5 million fundraising effort to revitalize the Central Library, particularly its children's and teen areas, in recognition of National Library Giving Day. This much-needed renovation aims to create modern, safe, and ADA-compliant spaces for young patrons. Fundraising efforts are ongoing, with a matching donor offering up to $100,000 for new contributions in 2025. In addition, the article highlights various Earth Day events planned for April, including a Fix-it Fair and a documentary screening, promoting environmental awareness and community involvement.

Residents are encouraged to provide feedback on downtown improvements via a brief survey, reflecting the city's commitment to public safety and community engagement. The article also mentions the release of the Lake Whatcom Accomplishments Report, showcasing successful protection efforts for the lake. This comprehensive approach illustrates Bellingham's dedication to enhancing public spaces and fostering environmental sustainability. Overall, the article serves as a call to action for community participation in these vital initiatives.

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