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Previous Issues
Cover Story
September 2023
How Can We Protect Urban Trees and Climate Resiliency?
by Michael Feerer Protecting urban trees and forests to enhance our climate resiliency —- how can that be compatible with new development, such as much-needed infill housing? Learn how one relatively new local nonprofit — Whatcom Million Trees Project … Continue reading
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September 2023
NAMI Whatcom Improves Lives
by Brylie Taylor I remember exactly where I was the very first instance I had a panic attack. I was 17, standing directly outside the door of my afternoon English class. My school counselor was talking to me about my … Continue reading
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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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