Hawk Was Off to a Great Start—And then Came Coronavirus

School Resource Officer Len Gosselin recently retired his narcotics/search-and-rescue dog and was ready to raise a puppy to be the first comfort dog in Bellingham schools... Read More »

Brief Ceremonies Scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend in Bellingham

Bellingham’s annual Memorial Day parade and ceremony has been canceled because of COVID-19, but the Memorial & Veterans Day Committee will hold brief ceremonies on May 23, starting at 9 a.m. Read More »

Close Encounters of the Real Estate Kind

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting state of emergency, our brick-and-mortar shops may be closed, but real estate sales are still happening. Read More »

Emergency Planning Group Strives to Keep Residents Safe

May's Municipal Spotlight shines on Bellingham's Local Emergency Planning Group and their efforts to keep residents safe. Read More »

MA House and Senate Authorize Virtual Notarizations

The Massachusetts legislature has authorized notaries public to conduct electronic notarization of documents during the ongoing novel coronavirus State of Emergency Read More »

Facial Covering Still Mandatory in Bellingham as Number of COVID-19 Cases Rises to 78

In an effort to reduce the spread of coronavirus among Bellingham residents, the Board of Health has instituted an emergency order requiring masks/facial coverings in public places. Read More »

Town of Bellingham Extends Tax Deadline to June 1

The town of Bellingham has announced that the deadline for real estate, personal property, motor excise and water-sewer-trash bills has been extended to June 1, 2020. Read More »

Lush Peonies Can Add Beauty and Fragrance to Bellingham's Early Summer Gardens

Need a healthy distraction from the COVID-19 pandemic? Try some gardening! Here are some tips on peonies. Read More »

Staying Safe By Tele-Health Also Means Keeping Cyber-Secure

There are security risks involved for patients’ personal data and companies’ private information. How can patients and doctors ensure each parties’ information is protected? Read More »

COVID-19 Update for Wednesday, April 22

The number of COVID-19 cases in Bellingham has jumped to 59 as of April 22; wearing masks in public will soon be mandatory. IMPORTANT UPDATE: DON'T FLUSH WIPES! Read More »