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2. List of parks and gardens in Malta - Wikipedia

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   St. Philip's Gardens. Argotti Botanic Gardens; Herbert Ganado Gardens; Il-Biskuttin; Jubilee Grove (Masġar il-Ġublew) King George V Recreational Grounds (Ġnien Re Ġorġ V); Maglio Gardens (Il-Mall)

3. C. X. Larrabee - Wikipedia

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   In 1890, a Bellingham grammar school was named in Larrabee's honor. The school was closed down in 2014. [17] Soon after Larrabee's death, his family donated 20 acres (8.1 ha) of land to the state of Washington for the creation of a state park in Larrabee's name. [18] Charles and Frances Larrabee are interred at the Acacia Mausoleum near Seattle.

4. Larrabee State Park - Wikipedia

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   Larrabee State Park is a public recreation area located on Samish Bay on the western side of Chuckanut Mountain, 6 mi (9.7 km) south of the city of Bellingham, Washington. It was created in 1915 as Washington's first state park .

5. New Bellingham park could be a ‘gem’ on the waterfront. But ...

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   “When the park is developed, I’ll probably be down here a lot,” he told The Bellingham Herald in an interview. Cleanup is expected to cost $28.3 million, Craig Mueller, the city’s project ...

6. Trails open in Bellingham and Whatcom, just in time for ... - AOL

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   A pair of trails opened last week, just in time for Whatcom County residents to get outside for the Thanksgiving weekend, whether it’s to show off the area’s natural beauty to visiting holiday ...

7. Bellingham Herald Building - Wikipedia

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   By 1948, 45 doctors, dentists, and other medical professionals practiced at the building. One of the longest standing tenants was The Bellingham Clinic, opening the same year of the building in 1926. Two of the clinicians there, Dr. E. M. Rideout and Dr. Eric Johnson practiced at the Herald building for over 40 years.