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Previous Issues
Dear Sasquatch
September 2023
Middle Housing Is Affordable Housing
by Annika Sampson Dear Sasquatch, I love living in Bellingham. It’s a beautiful city, full of people who care about community and the environment. I want this to be my home for a long time. But dang — the … Continue reading
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August 2023
Looking for Local Fruit?
by Annika Sampson Dear Sasquatch, Now that it’s summer, all I want to eat is fruit! And, I also want to support local farmers. My question for you is — where can I find local fruit? What makes it unique? … Continue reading
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July 2023
Picnicking in an Environmentally Responsible Way
by Annika Sampson Dear Sasquatch, This time of year is amazing! The longer days and gorgeous sunshine make me want to get outside and gather with people I love. I know Whatcom County is full of awesome picnic spots, but … Continue reading
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June 2023
Stay Cooler — and Warmer — With a Heat Pump
Dear Sasquatch, Hotter days are upon us, and, as I sit in my house, I’m wondering what you recommend for air conditioning. And, for that matter, heating! My utility bills last winter were higher than I’ve ever seen them. I … Continue reading
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May 2023
Locally Owned Businesses Are Largest National Employers
Dear Sasquatch, I can’t help but notice how many small businesses there are in Bellingham and Whatcom County. It seems like every street I turn down, I encounter a new delightful place to explore — whether that’s a bakery, a … Continue reading
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April 2023
Support Local Farming by Purchasing a Subscription
by Annika Sampson Dear Sasquatch, I’m interested in supporting local farms and farmers this year. I really want to put my money back into this community, plus I’ve always thought that eating seasonally is really inspiring. What are some of … Continue reading
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