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Former Bellingham Port Commissioner gives newcomer heartfelt welcome at first public meeting

Former Bellingham Port Commissioner gives newcomer heartfelt welcome at first public meeting

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Bellingham port cancels developer contract as Granary goes up for sale

Bellingham port cancels developer contract as Granary goes up for sale

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Port of Bellingham race tightens as new Whatcom County ballot tallies posted

Port of Bellingham race tightens as new Whatcom County ballot tallies posted

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You should all know that Doris the Disco Duck is leaving our maintenance facility on Friday August 1st to be hidden somewhere on Port property for you to find, snap a photo with, and tag us for a chance at a cool prize. If you want a clue to give you a head start on finding Doris, you’ll have to visit @mallardicecream on August 1st between 6pm-10pm to grab a clue sheet from the Port table. Where do you think Doris the Disco Duck will be placed first? | Port of Bellingham

You should all know that Doris the Disco Duck is leaving our maintenance facility on Friday August 1st to be hidden somewhere on Port property for you to find, snap a photo with, and tag us for a chance at a cool prize. If you want a clue to give you a head start on finding Doris, you’ll have to visit @mallardicecream on August 1st between 6pm-10pm to grab a clue sheet from the Port table. Where do you think Doris the Disco Duck will be placed first? | Port of Bellingham

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Marcellus, the Giant Pacific Octopus, has made a full recovery and was released back into the Salish Sea! After arriving at the Marine Life Center - Port of Bellingham injured and underweight, he healed, more than doubled his size, and is ready to thrive and breed. Thank you to Casey Cook, Ciara Howard, AJ Barse, John Garman, and the team at the Marine Life Center for their expertise in making this release a success. Visit the Marine Life Center to discover the wonders of the Salish Sea! Visit o

Marcellus, the Giant Pacific Octopus, has made a full recovery and was released back into the Salish Sea! After arriving at the Marine Life Center - Port of Bellingham injured and underweight, he healed, more than doubled his size, and is ready to thrive and breed. Thank you to Casey Cook, Ciara Howard, AJ Barse, John Garman, and the team at the Marine Life Center for their expertise in making this release a success. Visit the Marine Life Center to discover the wonders of the Salish Sea! Visit o

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Why does the Bellingham Shipping Terminal matter? BST is Whatcom County’s connection to global trade! It holds a storied past of hustle and bustle that defined Whatcom County’s economy for decades. Today we are revitalizing this former powerhouse to work alongside our community and serve the area with family-wage jobs, sustainable technology, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and forward-thinking improvements. We’re aiming to make BST one of Whatcom County’s strongest economic drivers, facilitati

Why does the Bellingham Shipping Terminal matter? BST is Whatcom County’s connection to global trade! It holds a storied past of hustle and bustle that defined Whatcom County’s economy for decades. Today we are revitalizing this former powerhouse to work alongside our community and serve the area with family-wage jobs, sustainable technology, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and forward-thinking improvements. We’re aiming to make BST one of Whatcom County’s strongest economic drivers, facilitati

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The Port of Bellingham is proud to sponsor one of the most spectacular winter events of the year! @fire.and.story blends handcrafted firepits, music, arts, performance, spoken storytelling, and much more into a mind-bending festival for all ages. There’s so much to experience with this festival and it’s always bringing something new! @paperwhalearts will bring the Downtown Waterfront to life January 22nd- 24th for what looks like a beautiful couple of nights in Bellingham. Grab your tickets toda

The Port of Bellingham is proud to sponsor one of the most spectacular winter events of the year! @fire.and.story blends handcrafted firepits, music, arts, performance, spoken storytelling, and much more into a mind-bending festival for all ages. There’s so much to experience with this festival and it’s always bringing something new! @paperwhalearts will bring the Downtown Waterfront to life January 22nd- 24th for what looks like a beautiful couple of nights in Bellingham. Grab your tickets toda

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Port to tackle Point Roberts' economic impacts due to tariffs, border issues

We know you’re wondering…why did the Port buy a farm? To preserve the legacy of Boxx Berry Farm and protect it from private development, we secured a $933,000 loan, a $1.966 million grant through Whatcom County’s Economic Development Investment Board and a $740k grant from Washington State Department of Commerce . Our goal is to transform the 59-acre site into a research and education hub that supports local farmers, advances climate-resilient crop science, and strengthens Whatcom County’s $350

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We’re thrilled to see the new ADA-accessible lift on the Port’s dock near the Bellingham Cruise Terminal in action! The Port partnered with the Community Boating Center - Bellingham to install a lift which opens the door for expanded adaptive sailing programs and makes Bellingham Bay more inclusive than ever. To celebrate, we set sail with Mark, his wife, and their two dogs for a beautiful day on the bay. And we’re not stopping here: in 2026, the Port will install the first wheelchair-accessible

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Blaine and Squalicum are designated No Discharge Harbors. That means holding tanks should never be emptied into the water, but don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Both harbors offer free sewage holding tank pump-out stations. From stationary setups near the fuel dock and boat launch to portable carts at multiple gates, there’s always a pump-out option close by. Tim is here with a useful tutorial on how to use the pump-out stations. It may not be glamorous, but it’s quick, free, and keeps our wat

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Port of Bellingham update: Waterfront construction, hidden ‘disco duck’ and more

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Have you ever wondered what the Downtown Waterfront looked like before the Portal Container Village or Georgia-Pacific’s Pulp and Tissue Mill? The Whatcom Museum’s 2-Ply exhibition provides a photo timeline of Bellingham’s waterfront history, captured by various local photographers over the years. A pulp and tissue mill operated at the site from 1926 through 2007, serving as a vital economic driver and community cornerstone. When Georgia-Pacific decided to leave, the Port of Bellingham purchased

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Port of Bellingham concerned by Alaska ferry workers strike

Meet one of our Security Specialists, Shamas. After leaving the fast-paced world of security management in Seattle, he found purpose and peace in Blaine Harbor. Nearly two years in, he’s walking up to 35,000 steps a shift, building trust with the community, and keeping the harbor safe with passion and pride. His job goes beyond patrol. Shamas is tasked with identifying spills, mediating conflict, partnering with local law enforcement, and much more. “This job has helped develop my occupational h

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We are as excited as can be for the annual Holiday Port festival at the Bellingham Cruise Terminal! This weekend, December 6-7 from 11am-5pm enjoy 30 performances from local bands, orchestras, choirs and more. Get photos with Santa Claus, free cookies and cider from Port staff and peruse the gingerbread house contestants. Plus you can place a vote for your favorite creation! The winner will get two whale watching tickets from our sponsor, @sanjuancruises This is one of our favorite Port sponsore

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Curious about the Coast Guard and Station Bellingham? Here’s a quick look at what we do! Station Bellingham has two boat platforms: the 29 foot Response Boat Small (RBS) and 45 foot Response Boat Medium (RBM). We constantly train with other assets in our Area of Responsibility (AOR) including Bellingham Fire Department, U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Terrapin, U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Sea Lion, U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Port Angeles and more! We’re primarily a Search and Rescue (SAR) unit that also

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Former Bellingham port commissioner gives newcomer heartfelt welcome at first public meeting

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You can hangout at the Commission Meeting tonight at 4pm in the Port of Bellingham Harbor Center. 1801 Roeder Ave., STE 146 Or Join by phone at: (253)215-8782 Webinar ID: 85785372315 Join by Zoom: link in agenda in bio/ comments Review the agenda through the link in our bio/ comments section. We can’t wait to “hangout” at 4pm! | Port of Bellingham

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Have you met our two Harbormasters? Andy Peterson and Aaron Bisson bring years of maritime experience and a passion for building a strong waterfront community. From assisting boaters to ensuring our harbor facilities are in good condition, they work hard to make your time at the port enjoyable and safe. Next time you’re at Blaine or Squalicum Harbor, be sure to stop by and say hello. | Port of Bellingham

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That’s right, Whatcom County! Our first Commission Meeting of 2026 is this afternoon at 4PM in the Harbor Center. As always, these meetings are streamed live on YouTube and Zoom with public comment periods made available to both in-person and virtual attendees. Please review the agenda linked in our bio or comments! We hope to see you here at 4 📍1801 Roeder Ave STE 146 ⏰1/6/26 4PM | Port of Bellingham

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The firepits were hot, but the warmth of community? Even better. Another magical @fire.and.story at the Downtown Waterfront. Thank you @paperwhalearts for showing us how art, music, and spectacular firepits can bring people together. | Port of Bellingham

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Election update: Port of Bellingham appears to have a new commissioner

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As we close out 2025, we're filled with gratitude for another incredible year at the Port of Bellingham. From groundbreaking projects to unforgettable community events, this year has been defined by progress, collaboration, and connection. But more than anything, it’s the people who make it all possible! Our dedicated team, our community partners, and all of you who continue to engage with the Port. Thank you for being part of the journey. Here's to the year behind us and the exciting opportunit

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Sustainability is a core value for our community that guides our operations. That includes cleaning up sites that have been contaminated for decades, restoring salmon habitats, leading on renewable energy and climate resilience, and partnering with tenants and others that prioritize sustainability, resilience and innovation. This commitment shows up everywhere, from our large infrastructure projects to our day-to-day operations. But for the visual learner, what does this actually look like in ac

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Election update: Port of Bellingham appears to have a new commissioner

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During the Little Squalicum Beach outfall project, designed to reroute a stormwater pipe for better functionality, efficiency, and park aesthetics, our engineering team made an exciting discovery at the site of the outfall pipe: fish eggs! Work is on hold for now, because habitat comes first. This is a great example of why some projects can take longer than planned. Protecting the environment is built into everything we do. We’ll resume construction once the site is clear, and when complete, thi

During the Little Squalicum Beach outfall project, designed to reroute a stormwater pipe for better functionality, efficiency, and park aesthetics, our engineering team made an exciting discovery at the site of the outfall pipe: fish eggs! Work is on hold for now, because habitat comes first. This is a great example of why some projects can take longer than planned. Protecting the environment is built into everything we do. We’ll resume construction once the site is clear, and when complete, thi

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Have you noticed the big blue barge at Fairhaven Shipyard? That’s the Hannah - Northline Seafoods state-of-the-art, vertically integrated processing vessel, proudly built and operating in Bellingham. Northline is revolutionizing the seafood industry by freezing wild Alaskan salmon directly on the fishing grounds, preserving peak freshness, reducing waste, and streamlining the supply chain to lower production costs. After the summer fishing season in Bristol Bay, the Hannah returns to Bellingham

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Popular Whatcom County family farm to close next fall after 65 years in business

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‘There are no other properties like Fairhaven Shipyard in the state’ — what’s next?

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