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Double plays and errors send Mariners to first Game 7 still seeking their World Series debut

The Seattle Mariners fell to the Toronto Blue Jays 6-2 on October 17, forcing a Game 7 in the American League Championship Series. Despite having opportunities, the Mariners struggled with three errors and consecutive inning-ending double plays. They face elimination again Monday night, seeking their first World Series appearance.

Northwest Sports Update Do or die for Kirby and the Ms, Seahawks on MNF, HS Football Week 7 scores and more

The Seattle Mariners face a pivotal Game 7 against the Toronto Blue Jays tonight, with a win securing their first World Series appearance. Meanwhile, the Seahawks host the Houston Texans on Monday Night Football, seeking to improve their home performance after a strong road win. High school football results include Mount Baker's narrow victory over Lynden Christian and Nooksack Valley's decisive win against Meridian.

Port of Bellingham seeks public input on updates for five-year plan

The Port of Bellingham seeks public input for its updated five-year strategic plan, focusing on the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) for 2027-2031. Residents can share their thoughts through an online survey until December 20, which will guide the Port's priorities for economic development.

No Kings rally brings crowd to downtown Bellingham in protest of Trump Administration

Residents gathered in downtown Bellingham for the second nationwide “No Kings” rally on October 18, protesting the Trump Administration. The event featured local representatives and artists, drawing attention to civil discourse in the community. Participation echoed the significant turnout from the June rallies.

Bellingham Police unveil new patrol car in tribute to breast cancer awareness, domestic violence

The Bellingham Police Department unveiled a new patrol car wrapped in pink and purple to honor breast cancer and domestic violence awareness month. The design features a Salish Sea mural and aims to raise awareness during October, encouraging those in need to seek support from local organizations.

Komo Kulshan Ski Swap takes place this weekend in Bellingham

The Komo Kulshan Ski Swap will be held at Bloedel Donovan Park gym on October 17 and 18, offering both new and used winter sports gear. Entry fees support local youth ski programs, including scholarships for equipment and lift tickets.

Federal judge blocks Trump administration in SNAP recipient data acquisition

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's attempt to compel Washington state to surrender personal data from SNAP recipients. The state’s Attorney General, Nick Brown, celebrated the ruling, highlighting the potential catastrophic impact on low-income families reliant on the program.

City of Bellingham seeks community input in Bakerview Neighborhood Park Master Plan

Bellingham officials seek community input for a new park plan on E. Bakerview Road, which covers 29 acres in the King Mountain Neighborhood. The area will include park space, trails, stream restoration, and residential development. A public meeting is scheduled for October 23 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Bellingham Covenant Church.

Lifestyle Lookout Winter gear swap, Halloween-inspired events, Sesame Street Live and more this weekend in Bellingham and beyond

Snow has arrived in the Pacific Northwest, marking the start of winter activities in Whatcom County. This weekend features Halloween-themed events like "Hellingham" at The Upfront Theatre and the "Case of the Emporium Inferno" at the Lynden Heritage Museum, alongside a ski swap at Bloedel Donovan Park. Families can also enjoy Sesame Street Live at Mount Baker Theatre and a thrash metal concert by D.R.I. at the Shakedown.

No Kings rally scheduled for this Saturday in Bellingham

A "No Kings" rally is set for Saturday in Bellingham, alongside events in other Whatcom County locations. The movement, protesting the Trump Administration, previously attracted thousands in June, with similar rallies planned nationwide.

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