Bellingham Bulletin | Bellingham's Favorite "Good-News Paper" since 1994

Communicate with your Spirits via Medium Joanne Gerber

The Bellingham Women of Today will present an evening of spirit communications with psychic medium Joanne Gerber, an internationally recognized medium known for bringing messages from...

End-of-Life Options Forum Slated for March 23

Learn more about end-of-life choices on Saturday, March 23, when the Bellingham Democratic Town Committee sponsors a presentation by Compassion & Choices, which supports death with dignity.

In the March 2019 print edition

Spring weather encourages more activities, and we try, always, to keep you informed of what's going on, including any events celebrating Bellingham's 300th Anniversary.

Local Spotlight #SupportLocal

Ostrander Insurance

Representing many major companies to give YOU more options!

MAssachusetts Real Estate Group

Experience Does Make The Difference

View All Businesses

Featured Articles

Women's Softball League to Hold Registration

If you're at least 25 yeas old and like to play softball, there are two opportunities coming up to join the Bellingham Women's Softball League: March 28 and May 2. Read More »

Funding for Home Repairs Available through the Town

The town of Bellingham is accepting new applications for the Bellingham Housing Rehabilitation Program, which assists low- & moderate-income homeowners to make repairs to their properties. Read More »

Alphabits: Kids Learn the Alphabet One Letter per Week at Bellingham Library

Kids in Bellingham library's Alphabits program, designed for children ages 2 - 5, are working their way through the alphabet one letter at a time. Read More »

Food, Friends & Laughter at Bellingham Senior Center Valentine's Day Party

Food, friends, laughter, and entertainment by BHS graduate singer/songwriter Jeff Gamache were enjoyed at the Bellingham Senior Center's Valentine's Day party. Read More »

Kids Learn Math in "Crazy 8s Club"

Participants in Bellingham Public Library’s recreational math club “Crazy 8s” range from kindergarten to second grade (or ages 6 through 10 for their homeschool program. Read More »

Letter to the Editor: Lower Minimum Wage for Teens Would be Harmful in Several Ways

With minimum wage increasing, a suggestion has been made for a separate, lower minimum wage for teenagers. A bill has been filed by Sen. Fattman and co-sponsored by Rep. Soter. Read More »

Lenny Brooks Is the Bingo Man

Lenny Brooks, 87, is into his sixth year presiding over the Wednesday afternoon bingo bash at the Bellingham Senior Center. “I like people, and seeing them use their senses as they play.” Read More »

Load More Articles

County+State

Jeffcroteaueileenkneelandbullying

BMS Educates Students on Cyber Bullying

Life+Leisure

French-Language Film Series Continues at the Museum of Work & Culture