Carden Mercier (he/she) is a City Life reporter for The Front. This quarter is his first publishing for The Front; he is currently a sophomore at Western Washington University seeking a degree for news/editorial journalism. Outside of writing for The Front, he is a hobbyist digital artist and writer and can often be found exploring Bellingham for new spots to eat. He can be contacted at cardenmercier.thefront@gmail.com.
Emmaquatics Aquarium and Lounge, a new and independently owned Bellingham tropical fish store, is opening on Nov. 30 at 1208 Cornwall Ave.
This Saturday, spectators are gathering at a muddy venue on the outskirts of Bellingham to watch bikers climb, run and cycle their way to victory in Cascade Cross’s 19th cyclocross series.
This fall, salmon are returning to their birthplaces to complete their life cycle, and a Bellingham fishery enhancement group is inviting citizens to see it in real time.
The City of Bellingham’s Parks Volunteer Program has begun community work parties for its fall work season. These parties, hosted every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon, focus on the reintroduction of native species to Bellingham parks and trails.
The City of Bellingham is collaborating with Hamer Environmental to monitor the new heronry and release a protection plan for the Little Squalicum herons in their 2025 annual report on the Post Point Heron Colony.
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