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Birch Bays Sand Shine Weekend Sand Sculpture Competition Rollback Weekend Car Show

Birch Bay hosts its “Sand & Shine” Weekend on July 8, 2025, featuring a sand sculpture competition and a rollback weekend car show. The event showcases local attractions in Whatcom County and promotes community engagement.

Burlington's first public library receives historic marker

Burlington's first public library received a historic marker on July 7, 2025, recognizing its significance in local history. The event was attended by Margie Wilson, executive director of the Burlington Historical Society, and representatives from the US Department of the Interior and the William G. Pomeroy Foundation. This recognition highlights the library's role in preserving community heritage.

Cue the Spotlight Peoples Bank Named Season Sponsor for Mount Baker Theatres 99th Season

Peoples Bank has been named the season sponsor for the Mount Baker Theatre’s 99th season, marking a significant partnership in the community. The event is set to begin on July 1, 2025, in Bellingham, Washington. This sponsorship highlights the bank's commitment to supporting local arts and culture.

Skagit Valley Colleges Dr. Gabriel Mast selected for Aspen Institutes Rising Presidents Fellowship

Skagit Valley College’s Dr. Gabriel Mast received the Aspen Institute’s Rising Presidents Fellowship, recognizing his leadership in higher education. This program aims to prepare emerging leaders in college administration. Mast’s selection highlights the college's commitment to fostering educational excellence.

Join the Forums to Discuss How You Can Lead a Happy Fulfilling 100-Year Life

Age Brilliantly.org announced a series of complimentary online workshops aimed at helping adults lead happier, more fulfilling lives as they age. The initiative is part of the Academy Summer 2025 series and targets individuals seeking strategies for a 100-year life. The workshops will provide valuable resources and community support for participants.

Age Brilliantly (.org) Announces its Summer 2025 Online Workshop Series

Age Brilliantly.org announced its Summer 2025 Online Workshop Series, aimed at helping adults maximize their potential for fulfilling lives. The complimentary workshops will cover various strategies to enhance well-being and longevity. This initiative reflects the organization's commitment to supporting individuals in leading happier, more productive lives.

Campfires Banned in North Cascades National Park and Ross Lake National Recreation Area

Campfires are banned across North Cascades National Park and Ross Lake National Recreation Area starting June 30, 2025. The National Park Service implemented this ban to mitigate fire risks in the region. Visitors are encouraged to adhere to these restrictions for their safety.

Housing infrastructure grants workshop set for July 10

A workshop on housing infrastructure grants will take place on July 10 in Washington, D.C. The event aims to address issues related to affordable housing, drinking water, and infrastructure development, with support from government and educational institutions like Washington State University.

Skagit Valley College instructor Keri Palasz brings home silver at international yoga championship

Keri Palasz, an instructor at Skagit Valley College, won a silver medal at the international yoga championship held in Malaysia. The event took place during the World Athletics Championships, highlighting her dedication to lifelong learning and healthy living.

Langs Horse and Pony Farm Celebrates 50 Years of Family-Owned Excellence

Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm in Burlington, Ontario, celebrates 50 years as a family-owned business with a fundraising event on June 26, 2025. The event aims to highlight the farm's commitment to community and animal welfare.

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