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Riders young and old shine at Mt. Baker’s world-famous snowboard race | Cascadia Daily News Conditions, weather line up perfectly for 36th Legendary Banked Slalom

“There are very few athletic events where a 10-year-old can compete on the same course on the same day as an Olympic gold medalist, and both are challenged by it,” said Mt. Baker CEO Gwyn Howat of the event, now in its 36th year.

You're so kind 😭 I will miss you

Thanks, Annie ❤️

Please take a moment to read this story that Isaac has so carefully spent piecing together over the last several months.

Sometimes I get caught up in all the assignments, the news, the drama and life that I forget how good it feels to just take some pretty pictures of this beautiful world that we all care so much about.

Sad golf course, but much more complicated of course. And, explained so effectively by Julia.

who makes good jokes on this butterfly app so that I can become addicted and actually post things

The Terminal Building in Fairhaven, pictured on Dec. 19, 2023, was gutted by a fire that started Dec. 16. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)

Monday, Dec. 16 marks one year since a fire destroyed the 135-year-old Terminal Building in Fairhaven and took the life of local business owner Nate Breaux. The historic building was a favorite gathering spot for many.

People with HIV/AIDs find acceptance and 'family' at Bellingham nonprofit | Cascadia Daily News Those living at Sean Humphrey House practice gratitude and celebrating every day

Holidays are a big deal at Sean Humphrey House, but so are the little things: home-cooked meals, high-speed internet, attention from Daisy the dog.

A beautiful moment last week when the fog let up and the sun began to set. I shot it from above Boulevard Park, looking west across Bellingham Bay. I just wish the sun wasn't this low at 2:46 p.m. 🫠

Lummi Nation brothers win $100K environmental prize | Cascadia Daily News Free and Raven Borsey will use some of Bullitt Prize grant to restart a youth canoe program

Twin brothers Free and Raven Borsey, 26, won a $100,000 prize in recognition of environmental leadership. Some of those funds will go toward their dream of restarting the Lummi Youth Canoe Family.

Made my on-camera debut for @charlottealden.bsky.social’s new series looking at the indoor recreation options in Bellingham and why it’s not enough. I now have a passable proficiency in After Effects

Bluebird shot for my first BlueSky post.

Mt. Baker Ski Area opened its slopes last week again, for @cascadiadaily.com

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