--As an owner of a stormwater pond (in Ferndale), you’re responsible for maintaining and inspecting your pond and submitting an annual inspection report the city of Ferndale. The City is holding a free workshop—“Stormwater Pond Maintenance 101”—March 20th (9am-noon) at City Hall (2095 Main Street). YOU’RE ASKED TO PRE-REGISTER BY MARCH 18TH: 685-2378 or wendyfisher@cityofferndale.org.

--Ebenezer Christian School (9390 Guide Meridian) is holding their annual Open House--March 18th (9:30am). (www.ebenezerchristianschool.org)

--The 24th annual Spring Craft & Antique Show—featuring over a hundred crafters, artisans and antique dealers—is March 18, 19th (10am-8pm) and 20th (10am-5pm) at Northwest Washington Fairgrounds in Lynden. (www.lyndencraftantiqueshow.com)

--The Whatcom County Ethics Commission meets March 18th (4pm) in the County Executive Conference Room at the County Courthouse in Bellingham. (676-6717)

--Underwater videographer John Williams brings excerpts from his TV series “SEA-Inside: Pacific Northwest To Poulsbo”, along with a display of underwater photos, for an audience-participation presentation on the ways Art, Science, Education and Recreation are involved in protecting and preserving the health of Puget Sound—March 18th (7pm) in the County Council chambers at the Courthouse (311 Grand Avenue) in Bellingham. (676-6736 or www.stillhopeproductions.com)

--They’re offering a hands-on program—“Create Your Own Bonsai”—at the next meeting of the Komo Kulshan chapter of American Rhododendron Society—March 18th (7:30pm) at Burlington Community Center (1011 Greenleaf Street) in Burlington. The $10 cost includes registration and a Bonsai plant. TO PRE-REGISTER call 360-856-2410. (www.flounder.ca/KomoKulshan/index.asp)

--Bellingham Senior Activity Center (315 Halleck Street) is hosting a Money Management Workshop—March 19th (1:30pm-5pm). The cost is $15. TO REGISTER CALL 733-4030.

--The 3rd annual St. Patrick's Day-themed Casino Night to benefit Blue Skies For Children is March 19th (6pm) at the B.I.A. Building—featuring mock casino games, music, appetizers and more. Tickets are $50. (www.blueskiesforchildren.org)

--You’re invited to Family Story Night (ages 6-to-adult) with Bellingham Storytellers Guild—March 19th (7pm) at the Fairhaven branch library. (778-7188)

--Legal Alternatives (2058 Main Street) in Ferndale is offering a Free Credit Counseling Workshop—covering budgets, debts and planning for the future--March 19th (7pm). RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED: 384-1217.

--The 19th annual Dance Gallery Spring Concert is March 19th and 20th (7:30pm) and March 21st (2:30pm). (peaceniks@comcast.net)

--Research Director for Washington State Budget & Policy Center Jeff Chapman will address questions about the state’s tax structure and how the budget’s configured—March 20th (9am) at the Y.W.C.A. (1026 Forest Street) in Bellingham. (www.lwvbellinghamwhatcom.org)

--The Bellingham Parks And Recreation Department is looking for volunteers to help pot bare-root plants for future placement in local parks and greenways—March 20th (9am) at Squalicum Creek Park. (778-7105)

--Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association is looking for volunteers to join a Spring Work Party along Squalicum Creek—March 20th (9am). They’ll provide tools, gloves and direction. (www.n-sea.org)

--Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association and Whatcom Conservation District are hosting a Native Plant Sale And Expo—March 20th (9am-3:30pm) at Whatcom Community College. (www.whatcomcd.org or www.n-sea.org)

--You’re invited to bring heirlooms and antiques—porcelain, jewelry, stamps, coins, toys, etc.—to be evaluated by an eleven-member panel at an Antiques And Collectibles View And Value—March 20th (11am-4pm) at Bellingham Senior Center (315 Halleck Street). The cost is $6 per item/$15 for three items. (733-4030)

--The Bellingham public library is hosting an All-Day Anime & Cosplay event—March 20th (noon-5pm)—including prizes for best costume. (www.bellinghampubliclibrary.org)

--Bellingham’s Center For Ontological Action (CONTACT) presents a pair of films—“Secret Societies” and “Exopolitics: A New Discipline For A New Paradigm”—March 20th (3pm) at Audio Video Resource (504 West Montgomery Street) in Mount Vernon. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. (592-2789 or mdthuney@msn.com)

--Custer United Methodist Church (at the corner of Bruce and Main) is hosting an Irish Stew Dinner—March 20th (4:30pm-7pm). The cost is $8. (366-5181)

--The seniors at Sehome High School and the P.T.S.A. present an All-County High School Spring Dance—March 20th (9pm-midnight) at Bellingham Sportsplex. Admission is $8. (Have your A.S.B. card handy) (671-9567 or jdtb54@msn.com)

--You’re invited to celebrate World Water Day—March 21st (10am) at Fairhaven Village Green in Bellingham—and to take part in the 2.3-mile Walk For Water. The walk’s followed by events at Depot Market Square (11am-1pm). (778-7700 or waterconservation@cob.org; www.n-sea.org)

--You’re invited to sample unique, original blends of international gourmet coffees and teas—March 21st (1pm: coffee tasting/2pm: tea tasting)—at Island Library (2144 South Nugent Road) on Lummi Island. (758-7145)

--Four Whatcom County women “who’ve made exceptional contributions to their community” will be inducted into the Y.W.C.A. Northwest Women’s Hall Of Fame—March 21st. The 12th annual Awards Dinner gets underway at 4:30pm at Northwood Hall (3240 Northwest Avenue) in Bellingham. Tickets are $30. (www.ywcabellingham.org)

--You're invited to a Free Spaghetti Dinner March 21st (5pm) at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church (1720 Harris Avenue) in Bellingham. It's part of a series of Southside Community Meals co-sponsored by the church and by Happy Valley Neighborhood Association--to give people a chance to meet their neighbors, while enjoying dinner and music. (TO DONATE FOOD FOR UPCOMING COMMUNITY MEALS CALL 733-6749 FOR INFORMATION)

--Bellingham Senior Activity Center (315 Halleck Street) presents a course--“What Diplomats Do: Inside A U.S. Embassy”—March 22nd and 24th (3:30pm-5:30pm). The cost is $32. (733-4030)

--Bellingham’s Explorations Academy presents an evening of stories and images from a recent expedition to Indonesia—March 22nd (7pm). (www.explorationsacademy.org)

--The Whatcom County Library System is looking for humorous stories about libraries or humorous stories that take place in libraries. The best ones will be published in a booklet. THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS MARCH 23RD. (www.wclschuckles.weebly.com)

--Bellingham’s Explorations Academy presents a forum on “Communicating With Teenagers”—March 23rd. (www.explorationsacademy.org)

--Bellingham City Club is hosting a Panel Discussion of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that removed all restrictions on corporate/union/trade association spending designed to sway the electoral process(!)—March 24th (noon) at Northwood Hall (3240 Northwest Avenue). The $16 admission includes a buffet lunch. SEATING IS LIMITED. (www.cityclubonline.com)

--Kids (age 6 and up) are invited to read aloud to a dog—March 24th (4pm)—at the Bellingham public library. SPACE IS LIMITED AND PRE-REGISTRATION’S REQUIRED: 778-7200. (www.bellinghampubliclibrary.org)

--The Ferndale Planning Commission is holding a “view protection ordinance” Public Hearing—March 24th (7pm). (685-2367)

--You’re invited to the taping of the next Chuckanut Radio Hour—March 25th (6:30pm) in the Crystal Ballroom at Leopold Retirement Residence (1224 Cornwall Avenue) in Bellingham.  Tickets are $5. (www.villagebooks.com)

--Bellingham Tennis Club and Fairhaven Fitness (800 McKenzie Avenue) present a Free Workshop--"Revving Your Metabolism"--March 25th (7pm). (www.bellinghamtennis.com)

--Bellingham’s Explorations Academy is hosting an evening for teens—“Art And Science Activities & Pizza”—March 25th (5:30) and a Visitor Night presentation (7:00). (www.explorationsacademy.org)

--You can help persuade “Google” to bring their high-speed broadband test to Bellingham by submitting your video, webpage, animation, etc.—BEFORE MARCH 26TH—to a contest sponsored by the Bellingham chapter of Technology Alliance Group (TAG). For information visit  http://bringfiber.getgrogger.com.

--Bellingham Arts Commission is seeking original, small sculptures for display in the lobby of City Hall. MARCH 26TH IS THE DEADLINE to submit your work. (www.cob.org/government/public/boards-commissions/arts/index.aspx)

--Bellingham Senior Activity Center (315 Halleck Street) presents a course--“A Paradigm Shift: The Changing Face Of Retirement”—March 26th and 31st (3:30pm-5:30pm). The cost is $32. (733-4030)

--Lake Whatcom Kiwanis Club presents an eclectic mix of original music by local composer Rachelle Fiore—on acoustic guitar, keyboard and piano—March 26th (7pm) at Sudden Valley Dance Barn. Admission is $10 (with proceeds benefiting Whatcom County Boys & Girls Club, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Children’s Hospital and World Concern For Haiti)

--Acme’s Lake Whatcom Railway is running their annual Easter Train—March 27th—featuring the Easter Bunny and an Easter Egg Hunt. The fare is $18 for adults/$9 for children. (www.lakewhatcomrailway.com)

--Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association is looking for volunteers to join a Spring Work Party along Connelly Creek—March 27th (9am). They’ll provide tools, gloves and direction. (www.n-sea.org)

--You’re invited to learn to knit or crochet, start a simple project or work on your own project and enjoy the community of other textile enthusiasts—March 27th (10am-noon)—at a Yarn Workshop at the Deming public library. (592-2422)

--United Church Of Ferndale (2034 Washington Street) is hosting a Free Community Meal March 27th (10am-noon). Meals are offered twice-a-month. Organizers say the purpose of the program is to provide a nutritional meal and a social lifeline to the community. (IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING, call 303-4058 or 384-1422)

--Sehome High School’s “Students For Global Awareness And Outreach Club” is hosting a Family Carnival—featuring classic games, food and music—March 27th (1pm-4pm) at Lake Padden. There will also be Haitian crafts. The event is a benefit for Haitian earthquake victims. (students.for.gao@gmail.com or www.standwithhaiti.org)

--Director of Lynden Pioneer Museum Troy Luginbill will tell “Pioneer Stories Of Whatcom County”—March 27th (3pm) at Everson McBeath Community Library (104 Kirsch Drive). (966-5100)

--High school students from four Whatcom County schools will present an evening of Improv Comedy—March 27th (6:00) at Bellingham Country Club—during the 2nd annual “Communities In Schools” Auction And Fundraiser. (www.ciswhatcom.org)

--Caroline Fraser presents a Slide Show—“Rewilding The World: Dispatches From The Conservation Revolution”—March 27th (7pm) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--You’re invited join friends and family of Sedro Woolley High School senior Brandon Bielen for a “Loaded Baked Potato Benefit”—March 28th (1pm-4pm) at the Sedro Woolley Eagles Hall (1000 Metcalf Street). Brandon is beginning a long, difficult recovery, following a motorcycle accident. Admission is $5, with all proceeds benefiting the Bielen family. FOOD AND CASH DONATIONS ARE WELCOME: 360-708-8490 or k-ewing@hotmail.com. (Also, donations can be made at any Skagit State Bank branch)

--Bellingham’s Village Books is hosting an Open Mic Night—March 29th (7:00). (www.villagebooks.com)

--Whatcom Dispute Resolution Center is offering a number of upcoming training opportunities—including “Empowered Communication: An Introduction To Nonviolent Communication” (March 31st), “Parenting From The Heart” (April 26th and May 3rd), “Understanding Conflict” (ongoing), “Professional Mediation Training” (April 15th-17th and April 23rd and 24th) and more. (www.whatcomdrc.org)

--Blue Skies For Children is ACCEPTING DRIVER’S EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS for (age 15-to-17) homeless or foster students and students from low-income families. The APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 1ST. (www.blueskiesforchildren.org)

--You’re invited to the 3rd annual Spring Business Showcase—“Whatcom County’s Largest Business-To-Consumer Expo”—April 1st (4pm-9pm) at the Bellingham Sportsplex (1225 Civic Field Way). Free tickets are available at participating businesses. (www.bellingham.com)

--Bill Thorness presents a Slide Show—“Edible Heirlooms: Heritage Vegetables For The Maritime Garden”—April 1st (7pm) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--The 14th annual Whatcom Literacy Council Trivia Bee And Silent Auction is April 2nd (6pm) at Bellingham High School. More than 25 teams will compete. Tickets are $8. (www.whatcomliteracy.org)

--Whatcom Community College is offering a free Career Exploration And Job Search Class—starting April 5th (day session) or April 13th (night sessions). The classes are designed for people who are “in transition, no longer supported by the income of another and seeking support and direction in either career or educational needs”. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED: 383-3135. (www.whatcom.ctc.edu)

--The Blaine public library is hosting a presentation by Birch Bay Meditation Center Director and gardener Ron Kulman—“Organic Gardening: An Introduction”—April 6th (7pm). (332-8146)

--Valerie Easton presents “The New Low-Maintenance Garden: How To Have A Beautiful, Productive Garden And The Time To Enjoy It”—April 6th (7pm) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--Bellingham’s Lairmont Manor is hosting a Children’s Tea Party—April 7th--featuring tea, juice and cookies, plus “dress-up” clothes. Local photographers will take photos—with proceeds benefiting Haiti earthquake relief efforts. For information visit www.teaNroses.blogspot.com.

--Janet Ott presents “The Power Of Intuition: How To Use Your Gut Feelings In Making Decisions At Work”—April 7th (noon) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--The Bellingham chapter of International Association Of Administrative Professionals presents the 48th annual Administrative Professionals Day Celebration—featuring guest speakers Phil Hurtig and Karen Wright, as well as a luncheon and professional development workshops—April 21st at Bellingham Golf And Country Club (3729 Meridian Street). REGISTRATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 9TH. (www.iaap-bellingham.org)

--The Ferndale public library’s holding a sale at the B.O.B. (“Buy Our Books”) shop (at the Old Dimitri’s City Annex, next to the library)—April 9th-11th (9am-2pm), April 17th (9am-2pm) and April 24th (9am-2pm).

--Anthropologist and author Hugh Raffles presents “The Illustrated Insectopedia”—April 9th (7pm) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--Researchers say Multiple Sclerosis affects more people in the Pacific Northwest than almost anywhere else on Earth(!) You’re invited to rally your family, friends and co-workers and take part in the 20th anniversary of Walk M.S.—April 10th—in Bellingham. For information visit www.walkmsnorthwest.org.

--Bellingham High School is hosting Transition Whatcom’s “The Great Unleashing”—a three-day event aimed at motivating, educating and engaging the community on the subject of Global Warming and reducing our dependence on fossil fuels—April 10th, 11th and 12th. (http://transitionwhatcom.ning.com)

--Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association is looking for volunteers to join a Spring Work Party along Terrell Creek—April 10th (9am). They’ll provide tools, gloves and direction. (www.n-sea.org)

--United Church Of Ferndale (2034 Washington Street) is hosting a Free Community Meal April 10th (10am-noon). Meals are offered twice-a-month. Organizers say the purpose of the program is to provide a nutritional meal and a social lifeline to the community. (IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING, call 303-4058 or 384-1422)

--Author Frances Moore Lappe presents “Getting A Grip 2: Clarity, Creativity And Courage For The World We Really Want”—April 10th (4pm) at Bellingham High School.

--Author Howard Frank Mosher presents a Slide Show—“Transforming History Into Fiction: The Story Of A Born Liar”—April 12th (noon) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--Western Washington University English and Creative Writing teacher Oliver De La Paz reads from his book of poetry—“Requiem For The Orchard”—April 12th (7pm) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--Retired Western Washington University Professor Toby Smith describes how her travel (both worldly and “armchair”) influences her textile projects—at the next meeting of Whatcom Weavers Guild—April 14th (7:00) at St. James Presbyterian Church (910 14th Street) in Bellingham.

--Blue Skies For Children is holding their 2nd annual Office Supply Drive—April 15th-May 31st. (They need printer paper, #10 envelopes, Post-It Notes, H.P. ink cartridges, “forever” postage stamps and more) (www.blueskiesforchildren.org)

--The Bellingham Planning Commission is holding a Public Hearing—to discuss proposed new neighborhood plans and zoning in the Mt. Baker neighborhood—April 15th (7pm) at City Hall (210 Lottie Street). (www.cob.org)

--Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association is looking for volunteers to join a Spring Work Party along Whatcom Creek—April 17th (9am). They’ll provide tools, gloves and direction. (www.n-sea.org)

--Whether you want to be an advocate, but you don’t know how--or you’re an experienced advocate looking to expand your skills--The Arc Of Whatcom County presents a program—“The Three ‘R’s’ Of Advocacy: Rights, Rules And Relationships”—April 17th (9am-1:30pm) at Dan Godwin Community Center (2602 McLeod Road). (www.arcwhatcom.org)

--Local author Kate Christie discusses her book—“Solstice”—April 17th (7pm) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--Author Richard Bach (“Jonathan Livingston Seagull”) discusses his book—“Hypnotizing Maria”—April 20th (7pm) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--Mary Dumas presents “Somebodies And Nobodies: Overcoming The Abuse Of Rank”—April 21st (noon) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--The 5th annual Ferndale Poetry Festival—“merging the talents of local, established authors with community youth to support both the art and joy of reading and writing”—is April 22nd and 29th. (www.wcls.org/friends-of-the-ferndale-public-library)

--You’re invited to the next taping of The Chuckanut Radio Hour—April 22nd (6:30pm) at Leopold Retirement Residence (1224 Cornwall Avenue) in Bellingham. Tickets are $5. (www.villagebooks.com or www.brownpapertickets.com)

--The annual Dirty Dan Days Seafood Festival—featuring cooking demonstrations, a chowder cook-off, a rowing race, live music, family entertainment, a piano race and more—is April 24th and 25th in Bellingham’s Fairhaven District. For information visit www.fairhaven.com.

--Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association is looking for volunteers to join a Spring Work Party along Terrell Creek—April 24th (9am). They’ll provide tools, gloves and direction. (www.n-sea.org)

--United Church Of Ferndale (2034 Washington Street) is hosting a Free Community Meal April 24th (10am-noon). Meals are offered twice-a-month. Organizers say the purpose of the program is to provide a nutritional meal and a social lifeline to the community. (IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING, call 303-4058 or 384-1422)

--You’re invited to take part in the first annual “Fun With The Fuzz” 5K run/walk—April 24th (9am) in front of the Bellingham Police Station (505 Grand Avenue). The race is a fundraiser for Behind The Badge Foundation, which provides support services for families of fallen law enforcement officers. Registration is $20. (www.funwiththefuzz5k.com)

--You’re invited to take part in the first meal at the new Firwood Centerhouse at Bellingham’s Camp Firwood—April 24th (6pm). Tickets are $30. (www.firwoodcenterhouse.org)

--Bellingham's The Amadeus Project (1209 Cornwall) presents--"Ford Hill And Friends"--an afternoon of solo piano and Chamber Music--April 25th (3pm). Admission is $15 (671-6104 or bellinghamhouseconcerts@gmail.com)

--Bellingham’s Village Books is hosting an Open Mic Night—April 26th (7:00). (www.villagebooks.com)

--Bellingham poet and essayist Luci Shaw reads from her book--“Harvesting Fog”—April 27th (7pm) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--Bellingham poet Caleb Barber reads from his collection—“Beasts And Violins”—April 29th (7pm) at Bellingham’s Village Books. (www.villagebooks.com)

--Artists, APRIL 30TH IS THE APPLICATION DEADLINE for the 2010 Bellingham Arts Festival and for the 2010 Holiday Festival. You can apply for a spot at either or both festivals on a single application. Last year’s participants are not automatically accepted again this year; everyone has to go through a jury process. Applications are available at Allied Arts Gallery (1418 Cornwall Avenue). (676-8548, extension 5)

--The Bellingham Y.W.C.A. invites Whatcom County organizations to join a national effort to raise awareness that racism hurts everyone in our community and our nation. Led by Y.W.C.A.’s in 65 cities across the country “Stand Against Racism” will be observed April 30th. For information call 734-4820 or email ywca@ywcabellingham.org. (www.standagainstracism.org)

--Western Washington University’s Concert Choir will join Bellingham Chamber Chorale and B.C.C. Community Orchestra for a performance of Felix Mendelssohn’s “Elijah”—April 30th (8pm) in the Performing Arts Center at Western. Tickets are $15. (www.tickets.wwu.edu)

--Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association is looking for volunteers to join a Spring Work Party at the N.S.E.A. Nursery—May 1st (9am). They’ll provide tools, gloves and direction. (www.n-sea.org)

--The 6th annual Dinner, Dance And Charity Auction for Marianne’s House is May 1st (5:30pm) at Silver Reef Hotel, Casino And Spa. The theme is “It’s The 70’s”. (Dress appropriately!) Tickets are $50 per individual/$75 per couple. (www.marianneshouse.org)

--MORE THAN 600 VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED to help put on this year’s Ski To Sea Race! Help is needed in a variety of areas before, during and after the event. All volunteers will receive an official 2010 Ski To Sea t-shirt. APPLICATIONS NEED TO BE TURNED IN BY MAY 9TH. (318-7332 or Volunteer@SkiToSea.com; www.skitosea.com)

--Western Washington University Mathematics Professor Stephen McDowall presents "The X-Ray Vision Of Mathematics: Seeing Inside Our Bodies And Our World"--May 12th (7pm) at City Hall (210 Lottie Street) in Bellingham.

--Whatcom Women In Business is offering SCHOLARSHIPS to women who are furthering their education. THE APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MAY 15TH. (www.wwib.org)

--You're invited to a Free Spaghetti Dinner May 16th (5pm) at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church (1720 Harris Avenue) in Bellingham. It's part of a series of Southside Community Meals co-sponsored by the church and by Happy Valley Neighborhood Association--to give people a chance to meet their neighbors, while enjoying dinner and music. (TO DONATE FOOD FOR UPCOMING COMMUNITY MEALS CALL 733-6749 FOR INFORMATION)

--Northwest Washington Theatre Group presents a musical version of “The Wizard Of Oz”—May 21st and 22nd (7:30pm) at Mount Baker Theatre in Bellingham. (www.nwtg.org or www.mountbakertheatre.com)

--Down Syndrome Outreach Of Whatcom County presents their annual Spring Fling Potluck—May 23rd (noon) at Fairhaven Park (107 Chuckanut Drive) in Bellingham. (www.arcwhatcom.org/down_syndrome.html)

--Bellingham House Concerts presents "Talented Youth Showcase"--featuring Western Washington Scholarship students--May 23rd (3pm). SEATING IS LIMITED; tickets must be purchased in advance: $15. (671-6104 or bellinghamhouseconcerts@gmail.com)

--Bellingham's Heritage Flight Museum is hosting their annual "Warbird Weekend" dinner and dance fundraiser June 4th, followed by an Aircraft Fly-In June 5th. (www.heritageflight.org)

--The Western Washington University College Quest program—July 11th-16th--gives participants (grades 10-12) an opportunity to experience university life and to learn about a variety of topics, from Criminal Law to Behavioral Neuroscience. For information visit www.wwu.edu/collegequest.

--Bellingham’s Heritage Flight Museum presents their first annual Mustang/Mustang Show—“Props And Ponies”—August 21st (10am). It’s dedicated to P-51 Mustangs AND Ford Mustangs. THE FIRST 100 MUSTANG OWNERS TO REGISTER ARE ELIGIBLE TO BE IN THE SHOW. For information visit www.heritageflight.org/mm2010. (www.stangnation.com)

--The 10th annual Charity Auction on behalf of Blue Skies For Children is October 9th at Bellingham’s Lakeway Inn. (www.blueskiesforchildren.org)

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