Waterfront Wednesday is a bi-weekly publication of the Whatcom Working Waterfront Coalition, regarding waterfront and Bellingham news, events and issues.
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This week, AMSEA is under threat for termination, MERIS project is in planning, two bills cause concern in the WA legislature, the Whatcom Maritime Heritage Museum gets new hours, this week celebrates marine service professionals, and the Tide to Table auction opens!
This week, a regulatory freeze disrupts U.S. fisheries, A local fisher is featured in Women on the Waterfront, "The Last Reefnetters" ep. 1 is featured on Cascade PBS, Tide to Table Sponsor highlights go out to Vigilant and AltaGas/ALA Energy, The Pacific Marine Expo puts out call for speakers, Tide to Table ticket sales are going fast and close April 18th, Beach Clean Up and Bivalves events for Bellingham Seafeast happen in Blaine, and Backcountry Medical guides offers maritime first aid and CPR training.
This week:
Northline Seafoods returns to Bristol Bay for 2025
A Pathway to Protect Working Waterfronts webinar is available to view
CBC launches their new Hearing Loop programming, along with hosts Tide Talks this evening
Seattle City Council votes on controversial re-zoning of transitional light-industry zone,
The Puyallup Tribe sets to open their own shipping terminal in Tacoma,
Green initiatives for fishermen stall with funding cuts,
Island Opportunity Charters & San Juan Sailing offers summer adventures,
Pacific Halibut fishery opens with uncertainty,
WA Sea Grant offers FFAST Skills and Drills
Beautiful Bivalves abound in Blaine
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