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Learn about Bellingham's Sister Cities
If you want to help your kids develop an interest in geography and other cultures in the world, you might want to start by investigating one of Bellingham’s Sister Cities. President Dwight D. Eisenhower first proposed the idea for this “people-to-people” program, now known as Sister Cities International, in 1956. Bellingham has participated in the program since 1958 and currently maintains “sister city” status with five cities around the world.
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The Museum of Flight in Seattle
If the weather is looking less than inspiring to you, try taking a day trip to Seattle’s Museum of Flight for some indoor entertainment and a history lesson. November is Aviation History Month, and the Museum of Flight is a fantastic way to introduce kids to the history of flight. The museum provides interactive displays with something for everyone, even the very young, although elementary-aged kids and older will get the most out of it.
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Bergen Embroidery Provides Museum Apparel
The Heritage Flight Museum is pleased to announce the support of Bergen & Company Embroidery Works in their continued fundraising efforts. Bergen is providing an Online Store where fans of the Museum could order their own clothing with the Museum logo. In addition to hosting the site and managing sales and orders, a donation for each use of the logo will be given to the Museum.