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In the August 2019 Print Edition

Aug 01, 2019 06:00AM ● By Pamela Johnson
Welcome to the August 2019 issue of the Bellingham Bulletin!

Our goal is to deliver a balanced blend of feature articles, news from the state, town and schools, sports reporting and press releases from local organizations and businesses--and I think we've done it once again.

Why so many ads, you may ask?  It's simple: the advertising is crucial to our continued success because we don't charge a subscription fee.  Without sufficient advertisers, we'd have no operating revenue, and we’d either have to start charging for subscriptions or stop mailing the paper and use distribution locations instead--so much more convenient to get it in the mail, don't you think?

I was at Old Home Days in July selling Bellingham shirts & magnets and a large number of people told me that the Bulletin is the only newspaper that they receive and how much they appreciate getting it since it's their only source for local news. Obviously, there is still a strong demand for our print publication, and that makes me more determined than ever to keep the Bulletin alive and healthy.

But to stay healthy, we have to retain advertisers and pick up new ones. The best way to help us do this is to patronize these businesses as often as possible, so even if you don't end up buying anything, please let them know that you saw their ad in the Bellingham Bulletin.  You could also ask businesses that do not advertise with us why you haven't seen their ad in the Bulletin and suggest they try it--every referral helps.

Below is the PDF file for the August print edition. (Click on the newspaper icon to bring it up; use your escape key to exit when you're done.)  If you have comments, questions, or suggestions for future articles or improvements, please send them to [email protected]. In the meantime, ENJOY!

Municipal Spotlight The Wall That Heals Is on Its Way to Bellingham Aug 2225

Municipal Spotlight: The Wall That Heals Is on Its Way to Bellingham Aug. 22–25

A three-quarter replica of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, DC (pictured right), will be on display in Bellingham August 22-25 as part of the town’s 300th anniversary celebration. Read More » 

 

Selectmen Honor Odabashian Discuss Raising Fees at July 8th Meeting

Selectmen Honor Odabashian, Discuss Raising Fees at July 8th Meeting

The fees would apply to certain businesses including ones handling and selling alcohol. Read More » 

 

BHS Announces 4th Quarter Honor Roll

Congrats to every student on this semester's list! What a strong way to end the school year. Read More » 

 

BVT Announces Third Trimester Commendation List

BVT Announces Third Trimester Commendation List

BVT is proud to recognize the academic achievements and vocational excellence of its top students. Read More » 

 

Hylander Adds Historical Perspective to White Sox Scandal

Hylander Adds Historical Perspective to White Sox Scandal

This month, Dr. Gary Hylander focused on the infamous 1918 Chicago Black Sox scandal. Read More » 

 

Being Single in the Real Estate Arena

Being Single in the Real Estate Arena

Buying a home on your own is a much different for a single person than it is for a couple. Carol-Ann Palmieri of ReMax Executive Realty discusses ways to help manage the “singles” stress. Read More » 

 

Migliacci Works His Magic

Migliacci Works His Magic

Todd wowed the audience with card tricks and illusions, pulling several delighted volunteers up to help with the show. Read More » 

 

Ostrander Insurance Shares Tips for a Quicker RMV Visit

Ostrander Insurance Shares Tips for a Quicker RMV Visit

The RMV can conjure up images of long lines of stress or happiness for a newly licensed driver. Read tips for improving your trip to the Registry, shared by Ostrander Insurance Read More » 

 

Master Plan Committee Seeks Residents Opinions

Master Plan Committee Seeks Residents’ Opinions

Every ten years the town of Bellingham undertakes a process in which it reflects on the last decade and looks forward to the next. Let your opinion be heard! Read More » 

 

Planning Board Approves Mechanic Street Warehouse

Planning Board Approves Mechanic Street Warehouse

Public hearings began last December and continued over concerns regarding traffic, drainage, the site of the building on the lot, and the development of the land during construction. Read More » 

 

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