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A group of Bellingham Independents Special Olympics athletes prepare for a run during practice at Civic Stadium on May 4, 2025. Athletes can participate in track and field, swimming and soccer in the spring season. // Photo by Brady Rufner
Hillary Prunty, a Bellingham Independents Special Olympics athlete practices her long jump at Civic Stadium on May 4, 2025. Prunty also competes in the 200 meter walk. // Photo by Brady Rufner
A Bellingham Independents Special Olympics athlete practices field events at Civic Stadium on May 4, 2025. The group practices at Civic Stadium in Bellingham, Wash. // Photo by Brady Rufner
Bellingham Independents Special Olympics coach Kristy Smith prepares to coach a practice at Civic Stadium on May 4, 2025. She started the athletics group. // Photo by Brady Rufner
A Bellingham Independents Special Olympics athlete is practicing field events at Civic Stadium on April 5, 2025. This athlete is practicing a javelin throw. // Photo by Brady Rufner
A Bellingham Independents Special Olympics athlete high fives his coach after a run during practice at Civic Stadium on May 4, 2025. The group practices at Civic Stadium every Sunday. // Photo by Brady Rufner
Maddie Fellers is excited to be able to attend a Special Olympics practice at Civic Stadium on May 4, 2025. Fellers is practicing a shot put throw. // Photo by Brady Rufner
A Bellingham Independents Special Olympics athlete practices a track event at Civic Stadium on May 4, 2025. This athlete was practicing a wheelchair race. // Photo by Brady Rufner
Senior Bec Bennett races towards the finish line of the 4x400m relay at the GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships on May 10, 2025 at Civic Stadium in Bellingham, Wash. Bennett’s teammates lined the corner of the track to cheer her on as she pushed through the last 120 meters of the race. // Photo by Anders Norman, courtesy of WWU Athletics
The WWU track and field team comes together to celebrate their GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships win at Civic Stadium in Bellingham, Wash., on May 10, 2025. The Vikings extended their string of 14 consecutive GNAC track & field championships. // Photo by Jeff Evans, courtesy of WWU Athletics
WWU athletes dump water on head coach Ben Stensland at Civic Stadium on May 10, 2025, in Bellingham, Wash. The Vikings swept the GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships. // Photo by Jeff Evans, courtesy of WWU Athletics
Kevin McDermott celebrates at the GNAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Civic Stadium in Bellingham, Wash., on May 10, 2025. McDermott won the 1500-meter and 5000-meter races. // Photo by Charlie Arcese, courtesy of WWU Athletics
WWU senior Ila Davis races at the GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Civic Stadium in Bellingham, Wash., on May 9, 2025. Davis won her fourth consecutive 3000m steeplechase title with a time of 10:26.43. // Photo by Anders Norman, courtesy of WWU Athletics
WWU head coach Ben Stensland, distance coach Haley Stensland, and throws and strength coach celebrate their win at the GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Civic Stadium in Bellingham, Wash., on May 10, 2025. WWU came away with 14 gold medal finishes, 11 silver medal finishes and 14 bronze medal finishes. // Photo by Jeff Evans, courtesy of WWU Athletics
WWU athlete Austin Seals prepares to do a pole vault at the GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Civic Stadium in Bellingham, Wash., on May 10, 2025. Wells won gold in the pole vault. // Photo by Ubayy Elnogoumi, courtesy of WWU athletics
A poster for the Japanese Heritage Dinner on Sunday May 18, in the Viking Union Multi-Purpose Room at Western Washington University. The theme of the event will be Japanese resilience, with events showcasing cultural heritage and identity. // Poster courtesy of WWU JSA
The multipurpose room located in the Viking Union at Western Washington University. The Japanese Student Association heritage dinner will take place here on May 18, celebrating Japanese culture and heritage. // Photo by Adah Bassok
The Peace Arch stands in front of the Canadian port of entry from Blaine into Surrey, British Columbia. Since its dedication in 1921, the Peace Arch has stood as a monument to the long history of peace between the U.S. and Canada. // Photo by Jonah Billings
A sign standing outside the U.S. port of entry by Peace Arch Historical State Park. The port of entry has seen a dip in traffic since the beginning of the year, according to recent data. // Photo by Jonah Billings
A sign stands in Blaine’s city center, commemorating it as “The Peach Arch City.” Border traffic at the Peace Arch plays a critical role in the city’s economy. // Photo by Jonah Billings
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