In the May 2016 Print Edition
Apr 28, 2016 10:00AM ● By Pamela Johnson
Welcome to the May print edition of the Bellingham Bulletin! As always, we have gathered a varied and interesting assortment of information for you, our reader, to enjoy.
The Bulletin has something for everyone—many things, actually—from press releases and photos submitted by various individuals and organizations in the community, to original articles from our contributing writers, to sports coverage by Ken Hamwey, to Selectmen and School Committee reports by Lynn Ulsh, and business features by Steve Chisholm.
As always, we welcome feedback on the publication; questions, comments, concerns, suggestions, etc., may be sent to [email protected]. And again, as always, we encourage and appreciate your supporting our advertisers as often as possible—without their advertising dollars, we could not produce and mail the Bulletin into your home each month. And even if you’re not purchasing, please mention that you noticed their ad in the Bulletin.
We encourage you to browse through the following highlights of the May issue, after which, you’ll see a newspaper icon that you can click on to open up the PDF file containing the May issue in its entirety. We hope you enjoy reading it.
Thank you,
Pam Johnson
Publisher
The Bulletin has something for everyone—many things, actually—from press releases and photos submitted by various individuals and organizations in the community, to original articles from our contributing writers, to sports coverage by Ken Hamwey, to Selectmen and School Committee reports by Lynn Ulsh, and business features by Steve Chisholm.
As always, we welcome feedback on the publication; questions, comments, concerns, suggestions, etc., may be sent to [email protected]. And again, as always, we encourage and appreciate your supporting our advertisers as often as possible—without their advertising dollars, we could not produce and mail the Bulletin into your home each month. And even if you’re not purchasing, please mention that you noticed their ad in the Bulletin.
We encourage you to browse through the following highlights of the May issue, after which, you’ll see a newspaper icon that you can click on to open up the PDF file containing the May issue in its entirety. We hope you enjoy reading it.
Thank you,
Pam Johnson
Publisher
Bellingham's 145th Memorial Day Parade, Ceremony Set for May 22 - Apr 28, 2016 06:00AM
95-year-old Pearl Harbor survivor Gerald Halterman will be the Grand Marshal for Bellingham’s 145th Memorial Day parade and ceremony on Sunday, May 22, at 1 pm. Read More »
Proposed Fracked Gas Pipeline to Go Through Bellingham - Apr 28, 2016 06:00AM
The words "it's just a gas pipeline, not actual fracking [in Belingham] were meant to be reassuring, but do even a bit of research--you'll be horrified. Read More »
Bourre Retires from Dean Bank Board - Apr 28, 2016 06:00AM
Alva (“Al”) L. Bourre of Bellingham has retired from his service as a member of the Board of Directors of Dean Bank. Mr. Bourre has held the position for 29 years, since 1987. Read More »
Fraine, Kupfer Update Business Community on Town Projects - Apr 28, 2016 10:11AM
The April meeting of the Bellingham Business Association featured Town Administrator Denis Fraine and new Town Planner Jim Kupfer, who provided an update on what's going on in town. Read More »
