In the July 2021 Print Edition

July is here and, for the second year, there will be no festivities for July 4th because of the pandemic--not because it is still in full swing, but because it was when the planning and contracting would have had to be done. Unfortunately, we could not find any other towns nearby who are having fireworks or festivals either. Whatever you end up doing (if anything), please enjoy yourselves safely.  

NOTE: the town is planning a 3-day event for Aug. 19, 20 and 21, which will include a carnival, attractions for children and fireworks on the 21st. More info will follow in the August issue of the Bellingham Bulletin.

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Below are some highlights from the July issue, and below those you'll find the digital edition. (Click on the broken box to the bottom right of the newspaper icon; use your "Esc" key to exit.)