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Quiet consequences of the Fourth of July

Holiday can be a nuisance to pet owners, veterans and environment

Bellingham Assistant Fire Chief Dave Pethick holds a sign in July 2022 announcing the ban on fireworks in Bellingham.
Bellingham Assistant Fire Chief Dave Pethick holds a sign in July 2022 announcing the ban on fireworks in Bellingham.
By Nolan Baker News Intern
For many, Fourth of July is a time of celebration, relaxation and ringing in the summer with pyrotec

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