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As seen in: KRVN-AM/FM (Lexington, NE), Rural Radio Network, The Final Bell, The Muck Podcast, KNEB-FM (Scottsbluff, NE), KTIC-AM (West Point, NE), KGMI-AM (Bellingham, WA), KNOCK LA, Franetic, Festival Flyer
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Whatcom County housing market continues to cool off into 2026

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By Adam Smith Verified
| KGMI-AM (Bellingham, WA) Verified
WHATCOM COUNTY, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – The housing market continues to cool off in Whatcom County. According to Muljat Group broker Adrik Bashear, home sales in the county dropped 5% to 2,302 in 2025 compared to 2024. The median sales price didn’t change much though, dropping 1.6% to $625,000. Bellingham’s market held relatively steady, dropping 1.2% with a median sale price of $755,000.
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Olde Fashioned Christmas at Pioneer Village in Ferndale

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By Adam Smith Verified
| KGMI-AM (Bellingham, WA) Verified
FERNDALE, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – If you are looking for something festive to do this weekend, you are in luck. The Ferndale Heritage Society is hosting the Olde Fashioned Christmas in Pioneer Village. The village will be decorated with over 90,000 lights and costumed volunteers will welcome visitors into the iconic log cabins. Revelers can stroll along the ADA compliant pathway and take it all in before heading to the Pioneer Pavilion for a visit with Santa Claus.
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Bellingham Police launch new program to help victims of hate crimes

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By Adam Smith Verified
| KGMI-AM (Bellingham, WA) Verified
BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – The Bellingham Police Department (BPD) has launched a new program to help victims of hate crimes. The City of Bellingham announced on Wednesday, Nov. 19 it is now accepting applications for the new Safe Place program. The program allows local businesses to partner with BPD to provide hate crime victims a safe place to call 911.
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