Bellingham, WA News Roundup (7/23/25)

Bellis Fair’s new tenant lineup: From a Spirit Halloween pop-up to a Kebabji Mediterranean grill and a mystery outlet in the old DSW space, the Bellingham mall is gearing up for fresh arrivals — find out who’s moving in.

Discover Squalicum’s secret path: A fresh photo gallery guides you along a tucked-away trail weaving through driftwood groves and offering sweeping Puget Sound vistas — check out the full gallery.

Grant fuels salmon passage: Bellingham has landed nearly $1.6 million in state funds to design replacements for two Padden Creek culverts and restore access to seven miles of upstream habitat — learn what this means for migrating fish.

From Truck to Storefront: Doug’s Burgers owner Matt King started as a food truck in October 2023 and opened a brick-and-mortar in May 2024, juggling commercial kitchen leases, parking permits, weather risks and rising costs to keep both rolling in downtown Bellingham — find out how he balances the two.

Respite center exceeds projections: Since opening in late 2024, The Way Station in downtown Bellingham has served more than 1,000 unhoused individuals in just six months—well above its 750-person annual goal and underscoring the community’s urgent need for hygiene and medical support — find out how it’s making a difference.

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