In the July 2018 print edition

Happy Independence Day! Residents have another gala celebration to look forward to this year, and we've got all of the details in Brian Choquet's article here in the July issue. The summer reading program is in full swing at the Bellingham Public Library, so be sure to check out the activities scheduled in July.

And as I always do, I must ask you to please let our advertisers know that you saw their ads in the Bulletin; in addition to that, please try to do business with them as often as possible. We do not charge a subscription fee, ad sales generate 100% of our operating revenue. That's good in the sense that we are not losing subscription revenue as many of the daily newspapers are--we never had them to begin with. It's bad in that it would literally be impossible for us to produce the Bulletin and mail it directly into your home or business, or post it online every month, free of charge, without a whole lot of advertisers.

We strive to keep the advertisers we have, but additionally, we need to pick up some new ones, so if you know any business owners, please mention the Bulletin to them. It is literally the most inexpensive way to get your printed message into every home and business in Bellingham--pennies per household is not an exaggeration. It should also be noted that inserts mailed out in the Bulletin are quite a bit less expensive than the postage would be mailing them independently.

Contact Ad Sales Manager Cyndy Rogers at 508-529-4437 or [email protected] for more information about advertising. Anyway here are a couple highlights of the July issue, but you'll want to read the entire paper. To view the PDF file in its entirety, scroll down and click on the center of the newspaper icon. Thanks for supporting the Bellingham Bulletin!