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We are wondering if the snow is clear from the last bit of road and parking area yet.

Does anyone have experience with a family member living here? My mom is considering trying Bellingham "for a year." She's 71 and well, able, goes to yoga and walks her small dog etc.

I was walking my dog around 6pm tonight and this nice lady screamed as I passed her on the trail (for seemingly no reason). She then said, "I had a hat!" We looked around and spotted the thief in a tree. We watched the owl toy with the knitwear while we discussed the hat's rodent-like qualities. I tried to lighten her ordeal by saying, "I hope it wasn't your favorite hat!" She said it was. :-/ We were where Railroad trail branches toward Brandywine and Niagara.

The culprit and the booty: https://linksharing.samsungcloud.com/nsIio7GXvq1G Valid until: 10-31-2020

I went in there yesterday. I asked if they were keeping busy. The sad headshake and eyes of dispair from behind Tina's mask broke my heart. They are running on a staff of just the two of them (there used to be 8 more workers). She told me they often close early due to lack of traffic. If you've been there then you know the sweet owners who remember everyones names. You know the extensive New Yorkish deli menu and their big tasty sandwiches. They don't have a great location, and they are a little pricey for a sandwich. But I say it's worth it for a juicy Rachel (turkey ruben) or a succulent King of Queens (pastrami and cole slaw) or a hot tender meatball sub. Bellingham, you NEED a hot deli s

I've lived in Bellingham 6 years. The first 5.9 years: no dead animals in my backyard. In the last three weeks, we have found an intact (dead) mole, an eviscerated (dead) baby bunny, and this morning, pieces of what I think was a squirrel. If any wildlife enthusiasts would like to venture a guess as to what has moved into my bushes, I'd appreciate it.

We don't own a cat, but several of my neighbors do. I do have a doggy, but he has discovered two of these three creatures with me, first thing in the morning, so he has an alibi.

I do have a picture of the squirrel (?) pieces, available upon request.

Apologies because I don't remember very much but it was a board game that let you turn your house into kind of a "Clue" situation. There were door knob tags that said celler and attic and hallway and you had to solve different strategy situations in each location and gather tokens etc. The most memorable thing was that the gameplay was moved all around your house with these doorknob hanger tags... Similar to a "do not disturb" sign from a hotel. Anyone remember this?