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(04/26/21 11:06pm)
A view of the Skookumchuck Wind project in Lewis County, Wash. Skookumchuck can produce 137 megawatts of wind energy and is the first large-scale wind project to be built in western Wash. // Photo courtesy of Southern Power
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The newly remodeled main entrance of the Bellingham Public Library. The Central branch aims to reopen in late spring 2021. // Photo courtesy of Bellingham Public Library
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Dubbed “Santa’s workshop†the children’s area of the library has been converted into a hubbub for fulfilling curbside pickup orders. // Photo courtesy of Bellingham Public Library
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The Peace Arch Monument stands between the border of the U.S. and Canada at Peace Arch Historical State Park in Blaine, Wash. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced on Tuesday, April 20 that the border would remain closed until May 21. // Photo by Cameron Baird
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(04/26/21 10:39pm)
The Peace Arch Monument stands between the border of the U.S. and Canada at Peace Arch Historical State Park in Blaine, Wash. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced on Tuesday, April 20 that the border would remain closed until May 21. // Photo by Cameron Baird
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(04/26/21 9:32pm)
A hiker walks their dog on the Oyster Dome trail in Bow, Wash. on April 1. The benefits of going outside are greater than ever and the Bellingham community is here to encourage outdoor activities for students. // Photo by Hannah VanO
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Portrait of Joyce Lopes, who will assume her new role as Western Washington University’s new Vice President for Business and Financial Affairs on July 1, 2021. Rich Van Den Hul, the current VP for Business and Financial Affairs at Western, will retire after serving for 10 years. // Photo courtesy of Joyce Lopes
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A popular section of trail that runs through logged land on Galbraith Mountain. Riders use this trail daily to access the Northern Summit of the mountain. // Photo by Talus Lantz
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(04/24/21 6:38am)
The Bellingham Police Department on Friday, April 16. The new police chief will lead this department. // Photo by Kelton Burns
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Western Washington University women’s soccer player Darby Doyle jumps into the arms of fellow teammate Estera Livente after she scored the winning goal against Saint Martin’s University on April 20. // Photo Courtesy of Christian Serwold
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(04/24/21 6:07am)
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(04/24/21 6:07am)
A student sits at a desk with a laptop ready to participate in Admitted Student Day via Zoom. Western Washington University students can register ahead of time for Admitted Student Day on April 17 to join a live Q&A, student panel, virtual housing tour and other ways to connect. // Illustration courtesy of Tesla Kawakami
