Reader’s Choice: WhatcomTalk’s Most-Read Stories in May

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June and the promise of summer are finally here. But before we jump into the sunny months ahead, we’re taking a minute to reflect back on spring and the articles our readers enjoyed the most during the month of May.

1. Moles Farewell Tributes Brings Green Burial Options to Whatcom County

The family and friends of Lorrie Otto used a muslin shroud and caisson to transport her to The Meadow. Photo courtesy: Brian Flowers.

In this article, WhatcomTalk.com introduced readers to some of the green burial options available right in our very own backyard. Learn more about Moles Farewell Tributes’ green approach to burials by reading the full story here.

2. Silver Beach Elementary Teacher Nick Perigo Wears Many Hats — Including a Baseball Coach’s Cap

Nick Perigo
Nick Perigo began teaching at Silver Beach Elementary in 2013, a year after he began coaching for Cascade Crush.

Silver Beach Elementary teacher Nick Perigo inspires students in the classroom and on the field. Learn how this Whatcom County educator is making an impact on the community in this article.

3. Bellingham Community Competes for the $5 Million Georgetown University Energy Prize

Energy Prize Partners include (L to R) Sustainable Connections Derek Long, Bellingham Public Schools Dr. Greg Baker, Community Energy Challenge’s Ross Quigley, PSE Energy Efficiency Outreach Manager & City Councilmember Pinky Vargas, Mayor Kelli Linville, and WWU President Bruce Shepard. Photo credit: Aarin Wright.

WhatcomTalk.com readers enjoyed learning how they can help the city score $5 million simply by reducing energy use. Learn more by reading the article here.

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