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In the June 2016 Print Edition

May 28, 2016 05:59PM ● By Pamela Johnson
There is something for everyone to enjoy in our June print edition, so please check it out.

As always, we'd like to remind our readers to shop locally and support our advertisers as often as possible; even if you're not buying, please mention that you saw their ad in the Bellingham Bulletin.

Below are some of the highlights. (To view the PDF file of the entire issue, scroll to the bottom and click on the newspaper icon.) 

Officials at the Teen Room Grand Opening L-R Selectmen Chairman Mike Soter Town Clerk Ann Odabashian Library Director Bernadette Rivard State Rep Kevin Kuros and Town Administrator Denis Fraine

Bellingham Library Opens Renovated Teen Room - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

Renovations to create a Teen Room have been on the list of library needs for many years, but the project came to fruition on May 12, when the Library held a grand opening of the new room. Read More » 

 
Shown here are Grand Marshal Gerald Halterman middle  with Memorial Day Committee Chairman Jim Hastings left and the Keynote Speaker Navy Captain Dennis Boyer

Pearl Harbor Survivor Serves as Memorial Parade Grand Marshal - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

The Grand Marshal of Bellingham's 145th Memorial Parade was 95-year-old Gerald Halterman, a Pearl Harbor survivor who transmitted the first radio message about the attack on Pearl Harbor. Read More » 

Shown L-R BHS teachers Sarah Houle and Ben Roy with Rep Kevin Kuros

Rep. Kevin Kuros Talks with BHS Students About Addiction - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

Rep. Kevin Kuros responded to a letter he received from Bellingham High students expressing concern about opioid addiction by taking time to visit the school and talk to them.

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Mock crash student participants and volunteers

Mock Crash Is Cautionary Tale - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

Thanks to Lt. Chris Mach and SADD advisor Melissa Newman, Bellingham High students and volunteers put on a mock accident for the senior class to highlight the danger of drinking & driving. Read More » 

 

Library to Kick Off Summer Reading Program with Circus Maximus - May 31 2016 0600AM

Library to Kick Off Summer Reading Program with Circus Maximus - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

Kevin O’Keefe’s One-Man Circus in-a-Suitcase is an enthralling, whimsical celebration of the imagination that will kickoff the Bellingham Public Library’s Summer Reading Program. Read More » 

 

Town Moderator Mike Carr

Municipal Spotlight: New Town Moderator Thrives on Public Service - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

Michael Carr and public service are a dynamic partnership. Carr, who’s lived in Bellingham for the last 15 years, is now Town Moderator and completing his last year on the school committee. Read More » 

 

Dry as a Bone writers Charlie DeFlaminio Meghan Harrington  Danny Perkins

BHS Drama Presents Student-Written Play - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

Not every student has the opportunity to write their own play and see it performed on stage, but thanks to the support of the Bellingham High drama program, 3 BHS students did just that. Read More » 

 

Shown with the award back LR are Supt Peter Marano Principal David Cutler front Curriculum Director Matthew Bolduc 2016 Awardee Primavera ELA Teacher Luke MacPherson and his wife Kerin Not pictured Primavera Art Teacher David Acerra and Bellingham  Public Schools Technology Integration Specialist Deb Conroy

Primavera Center Receives Promising Practices Award - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

For the second consecutive year, the Paul J. Primavera Jr./Sr. High School was the recipient of the Blackstone Valley Superintendents’ Consortium Promising Practices Award Read More » 

 

Shown L-R are Florences grandchildren Jack Cole Leah and Sara Behind them is MacLauglins son Jason and his wife Christine

Municipal Center Bench Dedicated in Memory of Florence MacLaughlin - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

A ceremony was held on April 29 to honor the late Florence MacLaughlin, who served Bellingham for 30 years as Assistant Town Clerk. A bench was dedicated in her memory. Read More » 

Dennis Baker

Successful Era Ends as Baker Leaves Athletic Director Post - May 31, 2016 06:00AM

Changing the A.D. position from part time to full eliminates current A.D. Dennis Baker from the position and will cost taxpayers somewhere around $30,000 more per year. Read More » 

June 2016

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