Good morning, this is your Bellingham Local Frequency for Monday, September 1st, 2025.Bellingham is waking up to another beautiful September morning, and as we roll into the last stretch of summer, there’s no shortage of things to do or stories to keep you in tune with your community. If you’re looking to get outside and embrace that Pacific Northwest spirit, Larrabee State Park is buzzing with activity. The Half Day Kayak Tour is running today with morning and afternoon sessions, offering a chance to paddle through some of the region’s most stunning coastal scenery. If you’re in for a challenge, Lake Whatcom hosts Whatcom Wake Sports Men’s Night from six to nine tonight, perfect for anyone looking to wind down the long weekend with adrenaline on the water.For those whose idea of fun is a bit more cerebral, Monday night means trivia at Zeeks Pizza on Meridian. Form a team or fly solo and see if your random facts can take the prize. Trivia kicks off at seven and promises a fun crowd and plenty of laughs, so don’t forget to grab a slice while you’re at it. If dancing is more your style, swing by The Majestic Ballroom at North Forest for the Bellingham Embodiment Collective’s Monday Night Dance. It’s a great way to shake off the Monday blues and connect with neighbors through music and movement.In city news, Bellingham’s pushing the boundaries on tech in local government. City officials, including Mayor Kim Lund, have been turning to artificial intelligence tools to help with everything from drafting letters of support to responding to public records requests. The move’s sparked some debate over transparency and the role of AI in local government, reminding us that as the world changes fast, so does city hall.Speaking of making change, the Lummi Nation has been seeking state funding to further support crime victim advocacy, highlighted by recent efforts from Mayor Lund’s office. And a tip of the hat to the Lummi Natural Resources team, who’ve been helping with volunteer transport around the islands—a great reminder of how our community comes together both on and off the water.Traffic is moving smoothly this morning, but keep an eye out for emergency repairs scheduled on several area bridges. If you’re traveling near St Joseph Medical Center, you may notice continued efforts to restore power after a recent outage.Whether you’re hitting the trails, cheering on your trivia team, or simply enjoying a stroll downtown, today’s Bellingham is all about community, creativity, and that perfect blend of laid-back and active living. This has been Bellingham Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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