Good morning, Bellingham.

City crews will begin work on the Tremont Lift Station project Wednesday, Sept.

9 on northbound Meridian Street (between Van Wyck Road and Tremont Avenue) from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. until early November, causing delays while work continues into spring 2027 to support future development in north Bellingham.

City crews will begin work on the Tremont Lift Station project on Wednesday — closing the outside northbound lane on Meridian between Van Wyck Road and Tremont from 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. until early November — to extend sewer service to developing areas and support north Bellingham's future growth.

Lummi Nation received a $7.5 million HUD grant on Sept.

3 to build 20 affordable homes for tribal families at Phase 2 of the Olson Property development on the reservation’s southern end — off Lummi View Drive. The homes will offer both duplex and single-family options for rental and homeownership.

Washington health officials reported on Sept.

4 that 13 people fell ill after eating broccoli sprouts from Evergreen Fresh Sprouts, LLC + two were hospitalized while officials urged consumers to discard any recent purchases as the outbreak remains under investigation.

Western’s men’s soccer team upset nationally-ranked Point Loma 2-1 at Harrington Field last night (senior midfielder Edgar Serrano scored on a penalty kick and junior forward Rudy Silva added an insurance goal) and will host Westmont at 7 p.m. tomorrow.