Holly is the main artery through downtown Bellingham. Starting at Holly and Ellis, if you travel 24 MPH you will make every stop light non-stop to Bay Street. That’s seven lights. Big-time kudos to Bellingham’s traffic engineering department.
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Kite Zen, Zuanich Point Park (16 seconds).
Rising Costs in Whatcom County
This is a great piece of journalism and a critically import story regarding the rising cost of living faced by all families in Whatcom County appearing in the Cascadia Daily News.
Bellingham’s Fishing Fleet
Commercial fishing in Bellingham is anchored in Squalicum Harbor, serving as a hub for local Puget Sound, tribal, and Alaskan salmon and crab fleets. Though the fleet size has declined significantly since the 1970s, it remains a working waterfront supporting local jobs, with infrastructure including the Fishermen’s Pavilion at Zuanich Point Park.
Summer rewind 2025
I got the idea for this site about a year ago. I started taking photos and finding stories starting in June, but I didn’t get around to posting my content until now. So for those of you longing for Bellingham’s stunning summers, here are a few reminders of what was and what will be in another six months.
Missing Summer
The John Hancock Building
Topping out in 1969 at 100 stories even and 1,127 feet, The John Hancock Building is an architectural landmark in Chicago.
CTA Red Line
The early tracks of the Red Line were laid down in 1900. The Red Line is the major north/south line in the city and is also the most popular carrying 250,000 passengers each day Monday through Friday. Today the Red Line runs 23 miles between 95th Street/Dan Ryan to the south, to the Howard stop, the northernmost station of the line. The Red Line has 33 stations providing Chicagoans and visitors with access to historic Chicago. The line runs 24/7, 365 day per year. 
Chicago’s famed Water Tower
Shot taken January 28,2017. I love it that Chicago keeps Christmas up until early February. Keeps spirits up.
The Bellingham Sun 