Listen to Ed Scott tell a couple of his stories from his childhood. As a boy, he always longed to return to his “worshipped island paradise” when the family would summer at his grandparents’ cabin on Lummi Island. Some dreams come true.
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We have been cleaning up our own roadsides together every spring going back 50 years.
Read MoreHarbor seal pupping season starts soon and abandoned pups have nowhere to go. A site for rescued seal pups needs donations for additional construction and materials to save lives this year.
Read MoreAfter playing with recipes in Hawaii, Herb and Dea are bringing back those sauces for our local seafood.
Read MoreFlowers are bursting forth on the native plants in the woods and medicinal plants of the labyrinth garden. Diana Pepper explains the benefits of Lungwort flower essence.
Read MoreThe Civic Club celebrated 100 years of service this month with a time capsule, 1916's accomplishments, and a hat-travaganza. See it all here.
Read MoreBeginning March 18, The Willows Inn on Lummi Island will be open from Thursday through Sunday, further expanding the schedule on April 1 and May 1. The chefs kept busy visiting 5 continents during the off season, returning full of stories and insights from their travels.
Read MoreJyl's painting and mirror work is on display, reflecting the atmosphere of the cafe in her style.
Read MoreArt Hohl has been making glass bowls using a sag-through method at the Vitreous Visions Shop. Watch the video tour of this technique.
Read MoreMeredith Moench transforms the Grange Hall for the Heritage Trust. "I thrill at the sheer poetry of the swans' magnificent, graceful flight as they return to the fallow winter fields."
Read MoreA perfect storm of 80 mph wind and 11.3 foot tide make for an interesting morning.
Read MoreDuring the entire month of March, round up contributions at Community Food Co-op locations—and 2% of all March 19 sales—are going to Lummi Island Foundation for Education.
Read MoreRegistration for students who will attend kindergarten during the 2016-2017 school year begins March 1.
Read MoreA speckled bit of fluff. Plaintively pleading black eyes and a squawky cry. You've just spotted possibly the cutest thing ever left on a beach and its mother is nowhere to be found. What to do if you see a harbor seal pup.
Read MoreGliding to Lummi Island on glassy water is sublime, especially if you happen to be parked at the front of the ferry with an unobstructed view. Not so much during a winter storm...
Read MoreThe telling of Tree Frog Farm by Diana Pepper, the timely benefits of alumroot, and what's happening in this part of the forest.
Read MoreFerndale School District’s Maintenance and Operations Levy will maintain almost $14 million per year for our school funding if approved in a Special Election on February 9.
Read MoreVisit with Nancy Ging during her solo art show at the Beach Store Cafe Thursday, December 17 with an opportunity to win an archival print. Some of the paintings have never been shown before.
Read MoreLocal organizations are working together to fund two AED units for our community centers. Please donate! 4 out of 5 islanders are over the age of 50 and statistically at higher risk of cardiac complications.
Read MoreLummi Island is quiet, intimate, and uniquely accessible near Bellingham, Washington. A five-minute ferry crossing reveals a vibrant artist community, legendary dining, and stunning vistas of the Salish Sea.
