Local author H. Leon Greene wanted to learn more about the lake down the street from his house. Turns out it had a rich, eventful history.

Closure signs and tape mark areas of Bloedel Donovan Park on Lake Whatcom on April 23, ... Summer camps that normally are held at the park’s community center will move to the new pavilion at ...

Explore the new 7-mile Olsen Creek Trail above Lake Whatcom, opened by the DNR for hiking, biking, and horseback riding with stunning views of the area.

No lifeguards, though, means a summer of sore necks on Lake Whatcom - hoping kids don't get in over their heads. "Teenagers like to push the limits so you need to be paying attention," Costemalle ...

WHATCOM COUNTY, Wash. — The Washington Department of Natural Resources said the Lake Whatcom Fire had burned around 30 acres so far on steep slopes of the south side of Lake Whatcom above Blue ...

Bellingham began buying land in the Lake Whatcom watershed in 2001, using money from fees charged to water customers. Lake Whatcom is the source of drinking water from more than 100,000 Bellingham ...

A sewer line was ruptured during construction work on the Electric Avenue bridge. An estimated 25,000-50,000 gallons of raw sewage was released into Lake Whatcom.

Residents near Lake Whatcom wildfire get ready to flee if the flames start heading their way Robert Mittendorf, Jack Belcher Wed, August 30, 2023 at 3:29 PM UTC ...

While the book mentions Lake Whatcom’s past as the center of a Salish village — its name is taken from a Nooksack word meaning noisy waters — Greene focuses on the late 19th and early 20th ...