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Bellingham hard-of-hearing residents see support in loops

Added technology makes more public spaces accessible

Larry Wonnacott fiddles with headphones at a hearing loop station in the Bellingham Public Library as a small sign on the table informs the visitor on the proper usage.
Larry Wonnacott fiddles with headphones at a hearing loop station in the Bellingham Public Library on Wednesday, Sept. 13. The loop system is one of several around Bellingham that amplify voices through people's hearing aids or through the headphones. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)
By Julia Lerner Staff Reporter
For thousands of Bellingham area residents who are hard of hearing, added technology is making vario
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