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| Enjoy your summer, learn to sail at WWU's Lakewood Waterfront Facility | |||
| The legacy of Lake Day | Lakewood — a recreational facility along Lake Whatcom near Sudden Valley — opened for the 2026 season last month with a kickoff event called Lake Day that drew about 300 students. At Lakewood, students, staff and faculty at Western Washington University… |
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| Lakewood celebrates 100 years | Lakewood celebrated its extensive past and looked forward to a bright future during Saturday’s 100th anniversary of the Lake Whatcom hot spot. Owned and operated by Western Washington University, Lakewood offers an array of watercraft, from paddle boards to sailboats, and is host… |
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| Excessive Heat Warning set for Western Washington this weekend as Lakewood opens for summer | |||
| Local sailors represent Bellingham at US Sailing Junior Nationals | After winning the Sears Junior Sailing Championship Qualifier in Seattle, Jeffrey Werner and Liam Hood knew they were in for tough competition at the U.S. Junior Championships in Traverse City, Mich. After all, some of their competitors were slated to sail in the Junior National Olympics… |
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| A look at what Lakewood has to offer | |||
| Road work to cause closures on Lake Whatcom Boulevard | Commuters between Bellingham and Sudden Valley may need to change their route as a project is set to close a portion of Lake Whatcom Boulevard starting Thursday, Aug. 16. Whatcom County Public Works crews began prepping for work on about three miles of road between Lake Louise and… |
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| Bellingham council may close boat launch to stop invasive species into Lake Whatcom | The Bellingham City Council appears willing to consider a shutdown of the Bloedel-Donovan Park boat launch until an inspection and decontamination system can be set up to prevent introduction of zebra and quagga mussels. |
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| Snow, glassy waters and rainbows at the Lakewood Regatta | Racers were welcomed to Lakewood, Wash., with cold 34 degree temps, snowing, and glassy waters at Western Washington University’s Lakewood Regatta, Saturday, March 17. Light winds started to fill around 11 a.m. and 18 FJs and 11 Alphas sailboats began racing. Winds and temperatures built… |
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| Lake Whatcom boaters could face inspection to deter mussel invasion | As soon as this summer, watercraft ranging from float planes and motorboats to canoes and kayaks could face mandatory inspections as they launch in Lake Whatcom, as local governments ramp up their efforts to prevent nasty invasive mussels from finding their way into the city's water supply… |